Question 1

Can these be used laying down in bed?

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Yes, if you aren't particularly small in that region when flaccid... if you're shorter down there then it could leak before the get absorbs it. But you also get the gel on you laying down. Not a big deal but also something that I'd try to keep out of my urethra. I have used these after surgery when I was alone but too drugged to get up (as opposed to a cath). For that I would highly recommend lining a plastic urinal with these and having one of those soft breathable super absorbant pads underneath just in case. After some trial and a lot of error I found the Northshore Magicsorb pads work well for this purpose and they're soft and cool enough to sleep on. I also have rigged them up by tying them by the strings to either side of snug briefs leaving just enough room for my penis in there and then just pulling it and my junk through the fly so I could just sleep that way.

Question 2

Can this bag be used more than once in a night

Accepted Answer

Not likely, if you mean can you put it on and leave it on overnight for more than one urination.  The gel inserts might hold enough, but I wouldn't count on it.  I used this for traveling; I could carry one or two in the car glovebox or my purse (husband was wheelchair bound). For overnight use, I recommend the McGuire Style urinal.  It has a latex condom catheter, is fitted to a jockstrap, and drains into a leg bag you can hang on the bedrail.  Put the jockstrap on.  Use a little K-Y and stimulate him to an erection.  Slip the catheter on and snap it into the "suspension garment" (the jock strap) then affix the bag where convenient, and plug the drain tube into the bag.  May you be blessed in the care you give, and be encouraged by others who have made this journey ahead of you.

Question 3

Can these be used for feces?

Accepted Answer

They’re a little small for feces. The opening opens up about the size of a typical ziplock sandwich bag. That said, they’re super absorbing on the inside and have a drawstring closure. I wouldn’t recommend them for anything other than liquid

Question 4

Is there a size larger than 16 ounces available?

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There is not a larger liner size for the male urinal, however to increase the absorption capacity you can definitely add a second pad inside the liner. We recomment using the GelMax Pads, as it's the same technology used! You can find them here: https://www.amazon.com/Gelmax-Super-Absorbent-Pad-Count-Absorbent/dp/B007VP9UGW/

ASIN	B004XMI6ZC
ASIN	B004XMI6ZC
Best Sellers Rank	#68,501 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #28 in Male Urinals #3,227 in Sales & Deals
Brand Name	Cleanis
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,385)
Date First Available	April 22, 2011
Global Trade Identification Number	03760059230267
Included Components	Odor Control Layer
Item Form	Bag
Item Weight	16 ounces
Item model number	CL7733993
Manufacturer	Cleanis
Manufacturer	Cleanis
Manufacturer Part Number	CL7733993
Material Features	Disposable
Material Type	Polyethylene
Material Type Free	Paraben Free
Model Name	av2023-Cleanis-carebag medical grade male urinal bag with super absorbent pad count travel urinal for men disposable bedside urinal bottle bags leakresistant-f9c2a37f
Model Number	CL7733993
Number of Items	20
Package Size Name	20 Count
Product Dimensions	9.84 x 1.97 x 5.91 inches; 1 pounds
Reusability	Disposable
Sanitary Napkin Absorbency	Heavy
Scent Name	Unscented
Size	20 Count (Pack of 1)
Style Name	20 count
UPC	652308147712
Unit Count	20 Count
Variety	Cleanis

Disposable Male Urinal Bags 20 Count, Leak-Proof Travel Pee Bags for Men, Medical-Grade Emergency Urine Bags with Super Absorbent Pads for Camping, Hiking, Road Trips & Bedside Care

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