Urinals for Men Spill Proof by PerfectMed (2 Pack) - 32 oz/ 1000 ml | Portable Urine Bottle Bed Pan W/Glow in Dark Lid | Thick Plastic Pee Urinal Bottle

They are a little tricky to use because of the screw on cap being tethered to the bottle. However, the amount of urine it holds is phenomenal and the flared base really prevents accidental tipping. The design is not for everyone, but Im pleased with my purchase.

Quality product Two Thumbs up!!!

These are very sturdy and well made. They don’t leak and they won’t crush if you squeeze the bottle. They’re really solid. I would highly recommend these.

I 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.

I was recently treated for a urinary issue and have to use a hand urinal for a bit. The inside lip of this thing is quite rough, not rounded, and it isnt very comfortable if you can get my drift. Also the silly cap tether is always in the way. If I use a catheter I have to constantly more the cap to a position that wont interfere and it sometimes it falls back in the way. The hand urinals in the doctors office dont have these problems so that is the basis of my comparison.

I like how large the neck and the screw on lid is a big plus. Also the wide footing.

I drink a lot of water and spend a lot of time driving my truck. Perfect for those traffic jams!

The invalids request was a wide mouth. Many featured were less than 2.5. The weightiness is excellent. While the lid and its flap must be held out of the way to empty or clean, this is not a drawback since lid attachment is desireable. Light sandpaper sanding resolved the sharp lip edges to satisfaction. Functional integrity is appreciated.

Much easier to use in the flat ones

use it a lot a time saver