NRS Healthcare Uribag - Portable Male Travel Urinal

The way the pouch tucks into the tube so that it can be carried around easily is very clever and discrete. The tube slips into a pocket or bag without a big bulge. The colours are discrete as well. The bright plastic expanding type might be fine for kids but for a disabled man at a motorway service station the bright colours are like waving a flag shouting "Look at what I'm doing".My partner is not in a wheelchair but has breathing problems and reaching motorway toilets, even the disabled ones, is becoming impossible, especially as they deliberately make you walk past all the sales and food selling areas to reach them.Park the car at the edge of the car parking area, in the lorry and caravan area if necessary, open both car doors on one side, and nobody else can see what is happening. It's also very reassuring to know that if he gets caught out in a public place, we do have a solution at hand. With more and more public lavatories being closed to cut costs, life for a disabled person is getting more and more difficult.This is proving to be a really good aid.

I've had one of these for some time now, probably over a year. Only used once or twice in an emergency just to let out a bit of pressure so to speak, never filling it up completely. I'm sure it hasn't leaked before but recently I had to use it and did my best to ensure the lid was pushed on very tight and placed it in my work bag. When I arrived at my destination I noticed, yes you guessed it, the inside of my work bag was wet! Not very pleasant! So I had a mess to clean up when I arrived at home. After cleaning everything I thought I must test it with some warm tap water. Again, I ensured the lid was as tight as I could get it but on turning it upside down sure enough it was leaking! I'm on the road a lot and as this seems to get excellent reviews here I thought I'd solved my problem. Apparently, I was wrong. I cannot fathom why now it has started leaking. For the most part, it has remained unused. So, I'll shall have to look elsewhere for something with a more secure lid.

....it is a GREAT SECURITY to have in your car (in my case) when you travel a lot and often sit in rush-hour....this particular one is the most discrete one ....after a near disaster one day I was looking for a solution ... and amongst other similar devices, I am now in all my cars well equipped for the longest Rushhour trip ...I started to give it to all my male friends for their cars.. they all react odd and rather embarrassed when I explain what it is BUT at the end they see my point and are now happy to have it. One friend even send me a message telling me it saved him ...would I recommend it : YESwould I buy it again .. : I constantly do :)

Double thumbs up! I do shift work and don't always have access to a toilet so this handy little device has 'saved my life' on many occasions. It's compact, easy to use with no mess and easy to empty/clean. It's one of the essential items in my work bag and wouldn't be without it! Would highly recommend.

Handy to carry in the car as someone who never misses the chance to use the toilet, just in case....! Ideal for traffic jams! Discreet in use, unless you have a passenger. The dog doesn't give two hoots!

I drive a lot and always wondered why no one ever invented a travel urinal. I searched on Amazon and bought this one.It’s very compact and discreet and brilliant. I never have to worry about long journeys and the need to find a toilet again.Worth every penny.

Very nice and necessary .Good qualityFirst time I bought another one but after that I bought this one I’m so happy now the old one didn’t good enough capacity ..Thanks

I keep it in my car for emergency use; very long hold ups etc. Not used it yet!