Peri Bottle - Postpartum and Perineal Care - Portable Travel Bidet Sprayer for Women or Men - Handheld Jet Spray Bottle for Toilet - New Mom After Birth Recovery Essentials

Matches the Description. It Functions really well, easy to use, portable, about the size of an eyeglass case. No leakage to worry about.

Does the job! Was considering spending money on an electrician to install an outlet near the commode and purchase a bidet....both would have been costly. Using a portable is cost effective bc I now use less running water, less toilet paper and no need for wet wipes...win win win!

very easy to put together and use. The bottle is sturdier then expected

I like this better than the other styles. The water flow is more directional . It is compact and can compress down for easy travel storage. Just what I needed.

Although this bottle has a short spout, it can be used for the entire perianal area. Good water flow, and volume. Very helpful post surgery, or when paper products are too abrasive or unavailable. It is about the size of a standard 12oz soda can. Easily stored in a large, purse, bag, or urban backpack.

This product is very helpful!!

I love my little bottle it comes with me everywhere. Keeps me fresh throughout the day. So glad I decided to purchase it. Easy to carry around in my purse comes with a cute little bag.

This peri bottle was a MUST HAVE for my postpartum care and healing. A peri bottle with a bent neck came recommended by many but I didn’t realize why until I had my son. The first time I used the restroom at the hospital I used the regular peri bottle they provided which was just a cheap bottle with a short, straight spout. I had forgotten this one was in my bag or I would have used it right from that moment. Needless to say it was very difficult using the hospital one especially still having IVs in, etc. I was downright amazed once I used this one. I didn’t have to try and position it at any strange angles and the shower like head made me feel like I was much more clean. The contour of the bottle also made it much easier to squeeze and get the desired water pressure during a very painful time of healing. I used it for 2 weeks after giving birth and HIGHLY recommend it to anyone having a baby in the near future for postpartum care. I still have it in case I ever need it for something. I have seen some say they use it to rinse their baby’s hair after it’s been sterilized as it is like a little shower head. lol. I haven’t done that but could see it being used for they or other uses.