Unisex Potty with Lid and Funnel, Portable Pee Bottle for Men and Women, 2000ml Large Capacity Male Female Reusable Urinals, Emergency Urine Collection for Hospital Home Camping Car Travel

I purchased this for my ailing 93-year-old dad, who needs it during the night. He uses a wheelchair, so it’s a chore for him to go to the bathroom in the dark. He has been using one of those standard hospital-style containers that may or may not have a well-fitted lid. This seemed like a perfect solution to allay his fear of accidentally dropping or spilling said container all over himself and the bed, making his caregiver clean it up the next day. I'm not suggesting that happened; I'm just saying it could happen, and this device would prevent that—much to the delight of his caregiver. So I’m not exactly sure who I bought this for.Unfortunately, I can't say for sure how well it works because the stubborn old guy refuses to use it. I’m not sure why; maybe he’s just set in his ways, or maybe he wants to get his money’s worth out of his caregiver. Either way, he agreed it might be perfect for his situation when I presented the option to him, yet he still hasn’t switched methods.In theory, however, I can see this working quite nicely. So much so that if he never uses it and I happen to outlive him—which I’m not so sure about sometimes—I’m going to take it back and use it for my own purposes. You never know when this might come in handy: when you’re a passenger on a long bus ride, at a concert when you don’t want to miss that special song, or while walking the dog and can’t bring her into the public men’s room with you. I don’t go to the movies anymore, but this thing will save me from having to hit the pause button while streaming movies with my wife. Better yet, it’s football season, and sometimes I just can’t wait for halftime. The possibilities are endless. I may just buy one of these for myself!

My wife got this to assist in a 24 hour urine collection. It made it very easy and mess free. Totally stressless.We’re hanging on to it for those times when illness or procedure recovery makes it difficult to get up and to the bathroom.

I take care of a woman who is bedridden. She was using a bedpan, and needing it to be emptied and washed with each use. After a little searching I came across this female urinal and I'm so thankful that I did. This is very easy for her to use. She likes that it has a handle that she can use to hang it from her safety rail on her hospital bed. And I like that I'm no longer washing a bedpan 10 times a day haha.It keeps the odor contained and doesn't leak. It holds a days plus worth of urine so there's no worry that it will overflow if you don't empty it right away. I do wish the tubing was a bit longer but it's exactly as described and works great.

Great for roadtrips or working in a semi

The idea is good. I’m not fond of the execution. The plastic urinal tips over easily. IMO The urinal container should be weighted or made of heavier material. The accordion tube catches and retains urine. I think this is fine for bed, confined to use temporarily while recovering. I think it’s best used at the side of the bed sitting up at the side of the bed. It’s more problematic if the patient is bedridden and tugging at tubing. This may be fine, depending on your purpose and use. For us it was difficult for the intended purpose: to allow the patient to use by himself.

• Leaks at tank inflow cap. (no gasket)• Leaks at human inflow cap. (no gasket AND no Check valve)• Without the check valve on the hose, the urine in the hose, up to a cup of urine, will drain into your house or car. This will result every time you fail to hang the input end higher than the tank top. (or if it is knocked from it’s hanging spot. IE: always securely hang the input end higher than the tank top.• Tank Squirts across the room, out breather vent hole in the tank cap, if overfilled.• Vent hole has no check valve.• Tank too small and not stable enough.• Until ballasted by half a bladder of urine, it will easily roll over and drain out the breather vent just from memory of the plastic hose. Any yank on the tank, and it will dump and drain the entire tank into your house. Again, no gasket, no check valve.• The pour spout not is not drip less and always contaminates the outside of the tank when being emptied.• I keep the urinal in a dish basin to contain the many sources of excessive leaking.• I dump the tank low and centered in the bath tub to contain spills and to rinse the entire unit after use.• The Tank is only large enough for one major bladder voiding. Maybe two comfort squirts. So you are not really reducing discharge empty trips.• The frosted tank requires full light and careful examination, to determine if your house or car is going to smell like a ferrule cat house.• Remember, if you overfull it squirts across the room, out the vent and over the dish pan.• CONCLUSIONS: Idiot engineers are used to design urinals, and their bosses that approve it are even less impressive. There has to be a better product !!!

Update: I am very happy with the seller because I didn’t even ask for a refund. I was planning on just keeping it making due with what I had but they offered a full refund and I accepted! I am now giving 5 stars. Thank you.Original message: I was going to get this a five star review but after I first used it, I went to put on the lid that seals and keeps it from leaking. The lid is too big but there was no dripping from any parts of it so that’s good. I will just use the hook to hang the end of the hose up. I like this product because it is easy to aim. This product is way better than the kind that I tried before! Thanks.

My sister, who is wheelchair bound, fell and broke her arm. She has no leg or back muscles so her arms are her legs. She was in extreme pain trying to lean in her arm to lift to go to the bathroom. This device was well made and the only one for wheelchair folks. She is able to use it from her chair without lifting. A real lifesaver!!