Disposable Urinal Bags – Road Trip Essentials for Men, Women & Kids – Odorless Leakproof Portable Urine Bags – Ideal for Camping, Emergencies & Long Car Rides (TJ1A-C)

I was introduced to these when I started my mobile dog grooming business. At first I resisted using them, but once I was desperate and tried one. I was hooked. I am a woman. They are so easy to use. And the absorbent material in the bag works fantastically. No sloshing at all. I have found them to be very useful away from mobile grooming. I keep them in our car glove compartment for me and my husband. They came in handy, like one time when I was stuck on the freeway in traffic that wasn't moving at all. You just never know when you are going to need one. I gave one to a friend at a ladies birthday party. It was a joke gift, but not really. Everyone got a good laugh, and it's been talked about frequently since them. I told everyone how useful they are. They all had their own stories of needing something like this, so for Christmas, everyone got a bag! Big Hit!! and kind of hilarious.

TL;DR - awesome product for bathroom emergencies on the road, at a concert venue, any place you'd need an emergency loo. Simply throw the bag away when you're done with it. Don't worry about overflowing. It will absorb several normal sized bladder volumes. Also, no odor. The main mechanism of this product is Sodium Polyacrylate (AKA "waterlock") in a polypropylene "spun" pouch, which is then inside a plastic bag. Sodium Polyacrylate absorbs somewhere between 300 - 800 times its weight in liquid, depending on the sodium content of the liquid. When you pee into the container, the urine is absorbed and "locked" inside the sodium polyacrylate as a gel. Amazingly, there is no odor, and as long as you leave pouch inside the plastic bag, there is no mess or liquid leaking. The absorption occurs within about 15 seconds, and once it does, the urine is locked in that gel as a solid mass. Be aware that because you have body heat, the gel will be warm for a while after use. That might be a gross out for some people, but hey, bodily fluids. I measured it, and there's 19 grams of SPA in the pouch, and while the manufacturer says the maximum absorption volume is 800 ml (28 ounces), I did an experiment and put the SPA in a ball jar and it was able to absorb a whopping 2000 ml (approx 64 ounces). I'm certain it would absorb more if I had a larger jar. SPA is non toxic (it's a common additive in foods and cosmetics as a thickener.) Cool stuff!

After reading a lot of reviews, I was kind of amazed how many women said they use them in the car. Let me say that if you've got some, ah, junk in the trunk (and I don't mean the car's trunk), you probably would not want to attempt to use this while sitting in the car, unless you're pulled over and can get your hips well off the seat. Some women have mentioned maneuvering (ie kneeling on the seat), and if that's possible, ok, try it. (I personally wouldn't; would just get out of the car so the bag will hang properly to do your thing.) That being said: once you figure out how to use it (practice in the shower. Can't suggest that enough!), it's a handy thing to keep in your bag or car for emergencies. It's also useful if you're like me and find airplane bathrooms too teeny to much move around in, and you worry you might pee on your pants while attempting to use the toilet. (Airlines really need to make bathrooms more humane, like they used to, but in the meantime, the Travel John helps, especially if you don't want to wear an adult diaper!) Most importantly, the bag really soaks up and holds on to fluid. I drive Uber and bought some modern barf bags, but those bags had nothing to prevent backsplash. Having the liner which turns into gel means that these bags can double in an emergency as barf bags, with minimal chance of backsplash.

Just got mine yesterday and tried out today at home. It works! Maybe gross...but I tried to test if it’s multi-use as I trek in mountains a lot and sleep in tents. First time, it turned into gel quickly. Second time, I had to wait for a while (seemed forever) before it solidified (not even that solid). Just don’t go beyond max amount which is marked on the bag. You can’t seal the bag which I don’t like. If I have to use this after this trial, l’ll have to bring another plastic bag to put the used one there, especially if there’s no trash can that’s readily available. That’s more hassle. It’s also expensive; however, I haven’t tried another brand. I don’t mind paying for quality.

نعم، لو كنت عالق في زحمة سير مرورية أو كنت في مخيم لا يوجد فيه دورة مياه أو ابنك يريد قضاء حاجته (السائل) فلا عليك إلا أن تخرج هذا الكيس الرائع واستخدامه والشعور بالرحة والسعادة لا يقدر بثمن واستخدمته لي وأقاربي من الذكور والاناث، ردود الافعال كانت مذهلة

das ist eine funktionierende Nothilfe vom Feinsten, denn Männer hier könnt ihr wirklich eine Stange Wasser in die Ecke stellen. Anfangs war ich skeptisch, hatte schon andere ausprobiert, entweder war die Flüssigkeitsaufnahme zu wenig oder es reagierte sehr mangelhaft, es war eine Sauerei. Adamus und Traveljohn, letzterer mein Favorit. Ensorgt wird natürlich nicht in der Ecke....

Facile à utiliser et l'urine se transforme en gel donc pas de dégâts. Idéal pour voyager. On les a utilisés durant le Covid car les toilettes étaient fermés. Pour une discrétion on a mis une petite couverture autour de nous et utilisé la porte ouverte de l'auto comme paravent. Superbe idée.

These are fantastic and I continually buy and use these. I carry these with me when I go out with a toddler, and they are a life saver when you get the "I need a wee wee" call when there are no toilets around. They hold a lot of liquid and if not filled can be sealed and placed in a bag for reuse again later. The speed at which the liquid in taken into the get is about 30 seconds so its a fast turn around. The gel also stops the additional contents from smelling. How do know this? because two weeks after using one at a summer air show with said toddler I found the used bag in the door pocket of the car, with no smell. Additionally I also carry these when taking out wheel chair bound, catheterized clients as they can be used discretely out and about to empty their bags when the correct facilities and equipment is not at hand, resulting in being able to take them out for longer and further. They would also be useful for camping, especially in winter when you don't want to leave the tent. The tops are also contoured to cup on male and females, but I can only comment on the male usage which is comfortable. One warning, when you open them to use, make sure that you open the clip seal just below the cup so the liquid can go into the bag, just saying!

La solución ideal para aquellos que quedan atrapados en el tránsito de la ciudad con niños pequeños que ya controlan esfínteres. Probadas también paseos largos donde los servicios, aunque existen, resultan estar muy lejos. Resultó ser un instrumento que me da tranquilidad al salir con mi hijo. Lamento no poder opinar nada sobre su uso en ñiñas.