Rongbo Shrinkable Urinal,750ML Male Female Portable Mobile Toilet Potty Pee Urine Bottle,Reusable Emergency Urinal for Camping Car Travel Traffic Jam and Queuing

I have it when I need it for emergencies. It's terrible when you get old.

I bought this for my husband as he has a long highway commute home each day from work. He usually screeches in the driveway and runs in the door to the bathroom after he’s been stuck in traffic because he has to “go” He even stopped drinking coffee in the morning to prevent the urge to pee. Well now he has this little contraption to keep in his glove box in case of emergency. Comes in a little bag so not so obvious when in the car.

Okay, it really works great. Notably, the lid shuts very tight for no leakage. Easy to rinse. Expanding from small/packed size to the unpacked ready-to-use size is really quite loud, so do that before you zip into your sleeping bag for the night!

Got this today and decided to give it a try right away.It was easy to use. I just lengthened it a bit, held it snugly in place and used it. It held enough that it wasn't in danger of spilling over. There were no leaks and my legs and clothing were kept dry.After using it, I emptied and washed it. I filled it up with hot, soapy water (just regular soap - unless you have a bad urine infection there's no need for anti-bacterial soap), shook it up, turned it upside down and shook it some more, just to test how leak proof it is. It passed the test quite well. No leaks.I am a little concerned at how well it will hold up over time though as the plastic seems to have some fatigue after stretching it out. The blue color turns white on the edges of the accordion pleats so it may fail over time, but for the price (around $8.00), it should hold up long enough to get my money's worth out of it, although I am concerned that if I keep this in the car, temperature changes may accelerate the failure rate. I do like that this can be accordion folded to take up less space, so we'll see if that turns out to be a fatal flaw, a genius idea, or something in between.I intend to keep this in the car at least until the pandemic is over so I don't have to use public restrooms so I'm hoping that temperature changes (especially with the really cold weather coming soon) don't cause this to fail. Im keeping it in a zip loc type bag so that if I can't empty it right away, there is double protection against spills and in the hopes that it'll help contain any odor.I've tried several other female urinals recently and this and the Travel John are the only two that haven't been complete disappointments.I had gotten one years ago that I used to take camping that worked well which was a funnel that attached to a regular male urinal which worked well but there's really no place to discretely stow something that large in a vehicle.

I found this most useful and helpful in the first three weeks after a major total hip replacement surgery. I have already ordered several more to give to friends with older moms with limited mobility who will find it very helpful

I just underwent a radical prostatectomy. Standard issue hospital plastic urinals are bulky and uncomfortable to use. Also almost impossible to use when lying on your side without spilling out the top. This urinal can be flexed at the top, making it more comfortable to use, with less misdirected aim/spillage. Holds enough for me to use all day with only two empties. The plastic hinge on the lid will, I'm sure, break with use, but the lid will still be functional, perhaps even better since I won't have to hold it open, just remove it altogether during use.

Worked perfect for camping at night.

I take this on long bike rides in urban areas, packing it in a pannier. I (aman) can lower my bike shorts a few inches and place this device in the shortsfor use, remaining clothed the whole time. I like how it packs into a smallsize. Things to know:- The flip top detaches from the collapsible storage part. This is good for thorough cleaning, but it can happen accidentally. While I like this device for initial urine capture, if I needed to store urine, I would promptly empty this into a sturdier bottle.- Only an upright device holds the full 750ml; assume 50-75% thereof as the usable limit. The Internet suggests 250-400ml is typical voiding volume, so this should suffice for many people. I have relatively high voiding volume, so I use it twice in a row. If a double-capacity device exists, I'll buy it.- After emptying it and returning home, I clean it by half-filling with water, shaking, pouring out water, and shaking out more water. Even then, the accordion shape of the storage section took a long time to dry, roughly four times as long as a reusable plastic water bottle.- The included bag is not at all waterproof. I transport it in a zipper food storage bag.