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Antique Mama
> 3 dayI bought them for my husband as he has Cancer. Theyre made of sturdy plastic with a nice long handle so its easy to grip. They also have a glow in the dark lid. The circumference of the opening could be improved upon with a larger and wider opening.
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truthbetold
> 3 dayI sense from previous descriptions and reviews that customers feel uneasy and uncomfortable about their experiences in using this urinal. Moreover, at least in the US and I suspect in all countries, it is probably illegal for a man (it would obviously not work for a woman) to unbutton/unzip his pants and relieve himself while in the car and even in darkness of a vehicle. That said, the reality is that rest areas on roads and highways are infrequent, prostate problems and urinary frequency is common among men over 50, and traffic has become impossible and unpredictable. Some people, I am sure, wear diapers preventively, even if they are not incontinent. But, diapers may not be fool-proof. In case of a road accident up ahead, one can easily be stuck in traffic for 1-2 hours, possibly longer. Of course, using this urinal while bed-bound at home presents no such logistical problems. So, in order to test this in a sitting position and in a legal way, a closed garage that belongs to ones home is the way to do it. So, say Mr. Nobody sat in the passenger seat of his car and in the safety and privacy of his home garage (windows closed). I think that it would be quite dangerous to use this device while driving. After unzipping himself in the privacy of his garage, Mr. Nobody would first place an abundant amount of paper towels (say 3-4 full segments) around his genital area and over the unbuttoned/unzipped pants. He would then hold the handle of the device so that the opening faces him and the concave side of the device is facing up. He then carefully and fully (tightly) would introduce what he had to into the opening of the device and would relieve himself as slowly as possible. When he would be finished, he would carefully and slow withdraw from the opening of the device, making sure that any dripping would be caught by the paper towels around it. If needed, additional tissue paper or paper towel would be used for wiping. The device would be carefully closed with the cap, again making sure that no spilling takes place. A sanitizer would be helpful to clean the hands.
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James L Manuel, Jr
> 3 dayI liked the price and the glow in the dark caps
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Larysius
> 3 day{Update 2/23} Ive alternated between the 2 pack of these urinals for a week now and Im happy with them. What I like: 1. Thick walled 2. Inexpensive 3. Screw down lid (bonus glows in dark) 4. It is, in fact, spill proof so far. 5. Bonus - little grooves on neck of bottle for grip. What I dont like: Nothing thus far. {Original impressions 2/16} I just got the urinals today so I cant attest to its overall quality, but initial impressions are positive. Like the screw down lid, plastic is thick and feels durable, especially when compared to another brand I bought some time ago on Amazon that was very thin and flimsy. Theyre also very thick compared to the ones I give out at the hospital. The seam broke on the other brand I bought, so obviously wont buy that one again, but coincidentally theres no listing for them anymore. Gee, I wonder why? Ill comment back after some time of use. Ive no medical issues, just have an active bladder at night, and dont feel like going to the toilet every time.
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Robert Springer
Greater than one weekThe bottle is very sturdy and will not buckle or collapse while being used. The handle is sealed so that no urine fills the handle which would make cleaning it a hassle. The cap screws on securely, unlike the questionable snap on lids that can (and do) pop off allowing for spillage. And if that is not enough, the cap glows in the dark - making it a lot easier to locate in the dark.
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Brit in LA
> 3 dayWith a screw on lid, totally leakproof. Heavy Guage plastic, never gonna warp or crush.
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ArtofScience
> 3 dayIts worked great. No leaks. If youre traveling or van-life-ing, this is it. I have two, and a gallon jug to dump into.
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Terry
> 3 day100% DO NOT LEAK, very sturdy, high quality built, 100% satisfied, five stars. If you do not place the lid on straight or on crooked it will probably leak. But that’s not manufacture error that’s the person placing the lid on incorrectly. If you place the lid on correctly this item will NOT LEAK and will last many years to come.
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Elyse Carroll
> 3 dayI like how large the neck and the screw on lid is a big plus. Also the wide footing.
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greg symanski
> 3 dayIn my house the bathroom kind of far from my bedroom. I hate getting up Three Times a night I have something called nocturna which urine accumulate more In the kidneys. At night. This saves me a trip and I get right back to sleep because traveling not far to the bathroom when I come back to bed. Im wide awake so I keep it next to me on my bureau do my business and plop right back into bed. Love it