Abstract: Systems for the receipt and storage of urine from a female patient comprising a pad formed of a liquid impervious material with a peripheral edge and an outwardly bowed recess interior of the periphery, the recess being positionable over the user and having an adhesive around the periphery for the securement of the pad in proper position, a forward strap extending forwardly and upwardly from the upper edge of the pad with a coupler at the upper end thereof and a pair of rearward straps extending upwardly to the lower back of the wearer, the pair of straps having upper ends, the bag having an opening at the lower end thereof; a belt positionable around the waist of a wearer with the rear straps attached at their upper end thereof to a rearward extent of the belt offset from the rear center thereof, the belt having a forward extent adapted to receive the coupler at the upper end of the forward strap, the belt having coupling means at the ends for securement of the belt and pad in position with respect to the us