Female Urinal - Portable Urination Device for Women - Pee Standing Up - Squad-Free - Ideal During Nights or Bedridden – Protection on Roadtrips - Camping - Boating - Hiking - Outdoor Activities & More

When I saw this advertised I did what many people did and read all the one star reviews, then I worked up to the 5 star reviews, of which there were a huge number 5 reviews. Having tried various other cheaper versions of female urinals I thought this looked very different and was obviously helping a lot of other people who like me cannot use public toilets due to physical disabilities etc.I am so glad I bought this item, yes it is a bit more expensive, BUT IT WORKS PERFECTLY. The first time I used it I was fully clothed, wearing jeans etc. last thing at night, so if I had an accident or it didn't work I could just put the clothes in the washing maching. But no, it worked perfectly, not even a drip!!! Having been searching for something to allow me to go out for more than a couple of hours (using pads just in case!!), I can't tell you how truly delighted I am with this item, so I decided to write a full review so that other women with the same problem I have could feel confident buying this. By the way I am well over 15 stone now so that proves you don't have to be thin to use it as one of the poor reviews stated and it is so simple to use, just try it last thing at night while fully clothed follow the instructions which are easy.

I thought Ld give this urinal a go as it was voted best portable urinal and l am so glad l did .. Apart from the fact it was so expensive for what is really just a plastic jug , but worth every penny !! I would certainly recommend it for ease of use , with no spillage or leaks whatsoever .

I have found this item Works & is very useful .Greta

Easy to use and very useful but think it is a little over priced.

Excellent. Fits beautifully, far better than any similar product. Zero leakage. There is one proviso: at least when standing. That's not the product's fault. There can be leak when sitting on the edge of the bed but that's rather down to anatomy and gravity and how awake you are in the middle of night. If you position it carefully, there is no leak. If you are less careful there may be a small damp patch on the edge of the bed. The important thing is it's so small you don't need to change the bed. I bought this when finally home after having broken my leg, a situation in which you do not want to leap up and run to the loo. A small bucket next to the bed into which to empty it. In the morning the bucket fits neatly into the bag of my walker so no risk of it splashing or falling, an arrangement about as painless as it gets. Forget commodes. I'd add that before the accident I had a similar arrangement., having had a pre-existing mobility and urgency difficulty In hospital and rehab unit they used commodes, and in vain did I explain the world had moved on, the whole palaver of needing to ask for and be brought a commode was now unnecessary except for opening your bowels. Any health professionals reading this, please note. Cheaper to purchase and taking up less staff time.

Jolly colour ,easy and light to use

This is a real bonus for anyone who needs to go to the toilet when camping or just in the night.It is strong, yet comfortable to use without any leeks.It is rather expensive BUT it’s worth it.

I was in two minds whether to buy this . It’s a good thing in some ways but it’s just not big enough. My wee goes over the top so I’ve waster £26 really, it would be fine for me if it was a litre jug but this one isn’t even half a litre.