Male Travel Urinal

These items are perfect if you need to urinate in a hurry. I keep one in the car, bedroom, lounge and on my mobility scooter. They do not leak and the rubber type lid closes down very tightly to ensure liquid tightness. There is just one thing you need to be made aware of and that is they don’t last too long before the rubber starts to split and deteriorate. Although it does now say in the little leaflet that the rubber will deteriorate after regular use, but to not last even a year is very disappointing. I’ve just had to replace all four of mine as they have all started to deteriorate and that does add up to being expensive every half to three quarters of a year. So if you’re okay with that knowledge then definitely buy them because they are incredibly handy things to carry with you.

Hopefully I'll never use it but I'll never travel without it.

My husband is in a wheelchair and has been using this product for several years. Very discreet and convenient. Our only criticism is after several months of continual use they do begin to lose their seal. If that could be rectified they would be perfect.

This is a perfect solution for toilet-ing a male wheelchair user. Skip all the lifting and hoisting . this discrete little bag with a pop on lid is simple to use . It is a strong rubber bag with a rigid upper tube. Rinse throughly though every time.

I have just returned from 4 weeks camping in Europe where the Uribag underpinned my enjoyment of the camping experience as a “middle-aged” man with a weaker bladder. The compactness and weight of the container aids packing in a backpack or panniers and the expansion of the latex bladder allow a decent volume to be stored for discrete emptying in the morning. Importantly the lid has provided a reliable seal so far. So much better than scurrying to the toilet block at 2am!