TravelJane Disposable Urinal

Update: I'm getting ready to take a 3 week road trip so I bought 4 boxes of these - I am actually going to purchase one or two more because I had the previous ones in my glove compartment for like 2 years before I needed to use the first box I had bought. So they do not expire (if they expire at all) for at least that long (actually add another year to that because I used the rest up last year on vacation). What a wonderful little porta-toilet. Take it anywhere, you just may have to get a bit creative on where to use it but it is WELL worth having them on hand.I initially bought these to have in my glove compartment because I like to travel. ALOT. I also do not like using toilets that hundreds of other strangers have already used that day. I have been waiting for a chance to use these since I bought them in 2021. Alas, that day came when I was in the hospital waiting room for over 5 hours. I had to pee so bad it was miserable, but there was no way I was going to use the lobby bathroom in the ER. So I went to my car (SUV), pulled up the shades on the back windows and put the silver windshield covers over the back and front windows, then rolled the windows down in the front just enough to hang a throw blanket over the glass then rolled them back up. Now I was in absolute complete privacy. Got in the backseat and put a disposable doggy pad under me on the seat (I carry those in the car just for this reason) and proceeded to fill the bag up. I honestly thought it was going to spill over but it did not. It does hold a lot, but I had to pee alot, too. It gelled up, I put it in an empty grocery store bag (which I also keep in my car for trash - along with a package of baby wipes and hand sanitizer) and then went back in as if nothing ever happened. I felt SO MUCH BETTER!! These are awesome! I will be buying more for sure.PROS: Convenient, compact, portable, doeswhat it claims to doCONS: The top opening was a bit uncomfortable as it is hard plastic rather than moldable silicone

I've used other brands to save money. Very, very bad idea. The entry point of these is soft. The size is perfect. They're easy to get open quickly. (Best feature) They're pink. They're thick enough. They take care of odor. (They have a small odor themselves, but hey, it's better than mine.) Also pink. The entrance is large enough to alleviate worry. Best brand of all I've tried. Recommended.

It works great. Very easy. My husband is a truck driver and I get to go out with him from time to time. It's hard on the road because you can't always find a place to go. I tried it at home for first time to see how it would work. Very easy no mess. It turned to gel immediately so no chance of spill. The only thing that would make it better is if there was a way to completely close it when your done. I'm ordering more just have.

These were great for my 14 hour trip to another state. At times I did not want to get off the road or was concerned about the area or safely using the restroom during night travel. I felt so much better going in my car.Areas of improvement would be a wider cup and more of a curve for the cup.This was the best thing for my trip and I ended up using 4 of the 6 in the pack. I will now always keep these. There was one day where an emergency occurred and I could not get out my car to use the restroom while driving to work. This would have been ideal to have. I will say as some others have, it is better if your car windows are tinted and your car is more an SUV or truck that sits high up but got to work with what you have and these still worked in my sedan.A definite repurchase. I would just plan more ahead and cary some ziplock to put them in.

These things were invaluable when needing a urinal, when as a girl you can't pee the traditional way. I had hamstring surgery and it was reattached right on my sit bone, so sitting down was incredibly painful. Bottom line this allowed me to pee (very cleanly) while standing up. I also have the silicone portable urinal for girls - which takes skill to use without splashing urine everywhere, versus these bags just filled up with gel (no splash concerns and contoured appropriately).My only complaint and the reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because they fill up significantly with gel so you have to throw them in the trash upright, and they hold urine smell as long as they're in the trash. If you're not able to walk, that's a lot of trips to the trash bin on crutches. They are not in any way environmentally friendly, and they get smelly. For that reason I did switch to the silicone urinal and just learned how to master that without the splash.So when I had to have my 2nd hamstring surgery, I actually ended up getting these again because because it's actually useful to have both products to use both products to use as you progress through your rehab and physical healing/mobility process.

We took a road trip/camping trip to a bunch of national parks, and this saved the day multiple times for our kiddo. Easily pulled over on the side of the road and let her pee without getting out of the car or taking off all the clothes. Also awesome for avoiding that freezing walk to the campsite bathhouse in the middle of the night!

I introduced these to my pelvic floor therapist after having a bad UTI/kidney infection. They are amazing! Super easy to use in a pinch, easily captured stream and locked it in. I have a pstyle as well but these are great for when you can’t get out of the car. Well worth the peace of mind. I have them in both glove boxes and one in my purse when traveling.

These have been in my glove compartment for well over a year, just in case. After sitting in flood traffic for hours, fear was overcome by necessity. What a relief! No mess and easy-to-use. Highly recommend!