Urinal for Women Men 2000ML 2 in 1 Portable Urinal for Men Urine Bottle Female Urinals Hospital Camping Car Travel Bedside Emergency (Blue)

I bought this for my van when I was doing van life and wanted to be able to pee while driving. I never peed while actually driving but I would use it when stopped and it worked pretty good. You won’t ever miss or spill it. I left urine in it for days maybe even long than that cuz I forgot to wash it out and then had my van sent back to me and noticed it was still in there and never had a strong odor but if it’s hot then it might be more noticeable. I just realized most of you probably aren’t using this how I did but if you want to use it for travel in a car you easily can. I even got the female attachment in case I was with a girl and traveling in my van together. That never happened though.The tubing is cheap and not that great actually but it never leaked or cracked. I never spilled anything and it can hold a lot of pee. If you are brave maybe you can figure out how to pee while driving if you’re a trucker or can’t stop anywhere but I never actually tried that but that was the original purpose I had in mind.Great if you want to use it for this kind of thing but as far as just using it daily I would probably look into something else. For travel though it did just fine. I couldn’t ever get any of my friends to use it though so my friend just peed outside my van with the door open all over the parking lot. Not cool.Sorry for the personal info but maybe it will help you decide to get it or not. I don’t regret buying it and when I sold my van it was still in the van even when the guy took almost everything out and gave it back to me he forgot to take this out so I assume he still has it and possibly used it on his travels haha.

I am a female. This portable urinal was so excellent in separate settings. I used it after abdominal surgery when getting out of bed and bending to use the toilet were difficult. I was also traveling across country during COVID and having this urinal was invaluable for the stops needed. So I tried it while sitting in the passenger side of my van. I scooted up to the edge of the seat with a towel under me in case there were any issues. I used a very small skinny box in the front seat and set the canister part of the urinal in the box after capping it. All parts then sat comfortably in that box until it could be empties in the next hotel room.While in my room after surgery when getting up and down was difficult I stood with the urinal pressed against my body. That was very comfortable and very convenient.I have had other occasions to be without a bathroom and this urinal is a great item to have in the car. I like it very much. No picture to share due to the nature of the product. It looks exactly as represented.

My lady friend needed this.Pros:For a while, it was very useful and keenly helpful and appreciated. Can be used by both men and women. More versatile for shut-ins than travel-minded and hospital-type models. Fine opaque plastic for the collector vessel and the body-joining end. It's not something which most users simply toss when not needed anymore. Relatively inexpensive.Cons:Can be a little difficult to use sometimes without some spillage. Hose comes off too easily from its lid--simply stuck in. Hose is translucent--we can see urine. Typical PRC shortcuts. Hose is pretty long--it could be cut, I suppose. Naturally, users are reluctant. At times, urine may remain in the hose. Without special washing of those parts of the unit (not merely the collector vessel) the hose may appear as somewhat urine-colored.This type of item reminds us of the unpleasant: Note that the 5-star reviews for this genre of item are from merely a few respondents. Given that I need a portable urinal someday, I'll attempt to obtain this (or similar). Recommended.

I bottle should be larger to hold more urine, the drainage should be stronger and not break after a few uses and the top funnel should be permanently sealed to the drainage and be softer more flexible.

It's practical for longhaul drivers. Lid can be made better to avoid leaks even when fully tightened