Abstract: A universal application drain bulb and tubing support system to secure one or more drain bulbs and its tubing subsequent to a surgical procedure, providing for multiple location placement of drain bulbs and tubing on a patient to reduce the incident of damage to the drain bulbs and tubing, early removal, risk of injury, infection or displacement and other common risks and hazards commonly incurred with drain bulbs and tubing.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a post-operative device to support and enclose vacuum surgical drains such as Jackson-Pratt® drains while facilitating maintenance of the drains and accurate record keeping by medical personnel. A containing element consisting of a plurality of sub-pouches each for holding a single drain is provided. In one embodiment the containing element is affixed to the body by a strap. In a second embodiment, the containing element is affixed to the body by means of an adhesive pad. In both embodiments, unique identifying marks are provided on the exterior aspect of each sub-pouch to facilitate accurate record keeping by medical personnel.