Abstract: An incontinence collection support assembly includes a brief with a pocket for supporting a collection chamber. An outlet tube extends from the collection chamber and includes an outlet valve for selectively draining the contents of the collection chamber. The briefs are fabricated from an elastic material to fit snugly to a wearer. The collection chamber is supported within the pocket and away from the skin of the wearer. The brief fits under an outer garment to effectively conceal the collection chamber. The incontinence collection device is relatively comfortable to wear, concealable under regular outer garments, including shorts, and is easily emptied without removal. Further, the briefs are fabricated with the pocket that isolates and insulates the wearer from contact with the collection chamber to provide an increased level of comfort.

Abstract: A liquid waste collection chamber assembly adapted to be worn in the crotch region of a user includes a triangular collection chamber with a rigid inlet tube and a back flow valve. The inlet tube attaches to a condom catheter by way of a flexible tube. Liquid waste from the user flows into the collection chamber in response to gravitational force. The collection chamber is worn, attached and supported to the wearer in the crotch region by way of straps connected to a top portion of the collection chamber. The collection chamber also includes an outlet tube disposed above the inlet tube at a top portion of the collection chamber attached. The outlet valve is actuatable to open and allow expulsion of liquid waste from the collection chamber.