(1 Pack) Portable Urinals for Men Spill Proof, Urine Bottles for Men, Plastic Male Urinal Pee Bottles for Men with Spill Proof Screw Cap Lid for Hospitals, Emergency and Travel Use (1000ml)

I love this item very sturdy the cap is easy to get off and on and easy to handle.

I have to use these often, they do not leak and I hate using anything else these days. Great product, think these even have lids that glow in the dark.

Does Exactly What It's Supposed ToNo complaints here—this product works exactly as expected. It arrived on time, in good condition, and performed its intended function without any issues. Reliable and as described. Would purchase again if needed.

I’ve become a bit of a urine bottle connoisseur over the past couple of years. I’ve only tried three models, but considering average person has statistically used barely more than zero, I think that makes me a bit of an expert.The first model is the American hospital square unit. It has a nice flat bottom for setting on your nightstand, a short throat, and a wide mouth that takes a snap-on cap. There’s a very sturdy hollow handle that’s attached at the throat and makes a sharp bend towards the bottom of the bottle while it’s standing upright. This handle can be very handy if your nightstand has a drawer—just open the drawer a bit and hang the handle from the drawer so the bottle is kept upright throughout the night. Otherwise you have to set it upright on the nightstand with the corresponding risk of knocking it over (or worse—off) in the middle of the night.The cap is less than ideal as it’s easily knocked off during transport and is just in the way during the night when you’re trying to get business done. Also, the lip of the bottle is sharp plastic, a high risk for the male members of society.The American consumer model (pictured) is the same in all regards except it has a screw-on cap instead of the snap-on version. More secure in transport, but also more of a hindrance in those desperate moments of the night.Up next is the French version (also pictured), which is a completely different design. Instead of square, it’s a bulb shape with a flat bottom for stability on the night stand. The handle is attached at to the body at both ends, so no hanging it from the drawer and the handle is flat and a bit sharp, a concern when you’re trying to quickly pass it between your thighs in a darkened room. Also a snap-on cap that attaches to the handle so it doesn’t get lost, which was promptly lost in the packing for our trip back to the States.The real beauty of this model though is the flared mouth like a trumpet; easy to get your laptop dongle inside and pointed in the right direction with minimal fuss and mess, no matter how desperate you are.Overall, I rate the American models 4. and the French model 4.5. To turn them both up to eleven, the manufacturers could add an LED light at the throat of the bottle with a button battery and a switch that turns it on when moved the bottle and you’ve got a real winner.Additional use: Buy several of them and set them out at your summer party to serve lemonade. Before they’ve been pressed in service for your personal use, of course.

Seems to work well

Lids pop off when needed most

These are sturdy. The lip around the edge is not rough so it’s comfortable to use. Easy to empty. Lid goes on very securely. And there aren’t annoying ridges inside that make it difficult to clean. Will buy again.

Okay, what can one say about a portable urinal? Putting all poetic accolades aside I'll get to the heart of the matter. This urinal is very sturdy and feels like I could stomp on it and not break it. I have a feeling this puppy is gonna far outlast the half-gallon milk jug I've been rocking these many years. It has a glow-in-the-dark cap which is a cool idea but not hugely necessary as you still have to shine a light on it to get it to glow, and it's not going to glow all night. But still, points for original thinking. The screw cap is affixed to the bottle by an attached ring and if you turn the cap and ring in concert with each other, it opens easily and the ring should last a while before breaking (even if it breaks you can still close the cap, no problemo). The biggest selling point for me, well, all humility aside, is the size of the aperture at the top. My pathetic old milk jug just wasn't wide enough to use without something spilling outside the bottle, but this nifty little boon to mankind allows me to get right inside the heart of the matter and do my man business (even in the dark) without having to hold a flashlight in my other hand or keep perfect aim when I'm half asleep. It has a handle which can clip onto railings and even has a scale on the side to keep a tally, in ounces or millileters, of your progress in case you're going for a record or something. All in all, I'm happy with this thing and I'm sure you will be too. Enjoy!