Care Plus TravelJohn Disposable Urinal - 3-Pack

These might seem a bit expensive compared to alternatives on Amazon, but they work well, don't leak, and when your kid is suddenly desperate for a pee in an underground UNESCO World Heritage site, you'll be glad you have them.

Have you ever awoken in the middle of the night wishing you could release some pressure in your john thomas without leaving your pit? Well now you can. This stellar product allows for full lizard draining without a proper khazi in sight. Wee away while your beloved lies unsuspecting beside you. Relieve the discomfort with no step to the loo required. This product is ideal for the slightly weaker of bladder, the overindulgent beverage drinker or the downright lazy. Intended for campers but why not treat yourself to a slash in one of these in front of Newsnight? Deny the water company a few pence on your bill but spend your penny anyway. Marvellous for home, tent, meetings at work, or delayed tube trains. Never be caught short again, II recommend wholeheartedly to all

Total convert! Very easy to have a sneaky wee in the tent porch during the night/morning rather than trekking miles to the toilets at festivals or when camping in the rain.Really easy to use - just unfold the bag, have a wee (being a girl I used a Whizz to ensure no aiming problems) then seal it up and watch the wee turn solid. Very easy to dispose of and there was no smell at all. The Whizz is basically like a sheewee (only seems a bit better designed) and although I know you aren't meant to need one to use the travel john I found it gave be the confidence to use it in the tent as I knew I wouldn't drip or leak, and could see what was going on with the travel john fill line. I found a kneeling position with a straight torso worked well. I bought a pack of three 'for emergencies' but after the first use I just ended up using them during the night as standard and used up the whole pack very quickly. Just ordered a big box!The capacity is quite large, but potentially it might not be enough for your big morning wee if you have been drinking the night before so keep an eye on the fill like as you go!One reviewer mentioned they were too noisy to use. I didn't find they were very noisy at all to unroll, open and fill.

I had this in my car when I was a sales rep. I never used it, but had a very big fear of being caught in a 5 hour traffic jam. Helped ease some anxiety and panic about being stuck without any toilet facilities.

Great product, easy using it at Glastonbury when you dont want to walk to the toilets at 2am. Also love that its endorsed by Prince Henry, Prince of Wales (1594-1612), shows they've stood the test of time.

I think this product is good but I didn't like it as much as the Peebol bags. The plastic part is unnecessary and the seal underneath it is a bit fiddly, one time I assumed it would be open as I hadn't closed it but alas it was closed and I got my pee all over the place.I also don't think its great value for money, you get three in a pack and they don't hold as much wee as the Peebol bags do.After trying a few similar products these ones weren't really for me, that's not to say they aren't great for what they are, each comes with a wet wipe and it is leakproof and fairly sanitary. Obviously the plastic bit is going to have some pee on it which I didn't like as it can smell pretty bad and you will want to use each more than once to get your monies worth.

We recently went on a trip to France and with the pandemic in mind, we didn't want my Dad to have to use the rest stop facilities.Before we went dad practiced using these at home and then when we drove down managed to use them without having to get out the car. Unlike when you get taken short and have to find a bush these are easy and embarrassment free.A friend of the family originally told me about these and then we felt it was a good time to use them. The gel inside goes hard fairly quickly and then you just throw them away in the nearest bin. I don't really know how we managed without these for long car trips now. We certainly won't be without them again!

When my kids were still kids, I bought an expanding plastic tube style travel urinal. They never needed it, and it got stashed in the van. I needed it recently as I really needed to go and was caught in a huge traffic jam. I quickly realised that placing my 'old gentleman' into a plastic frog's mouth was, erm, an uncomfortable experience in more ways than one. ANyway, the expanding plastic broke after that single usage, so I thought I'd find something more adult. The TravelJohn disposable urinal was the result. Three of them, and three handwipes, for £7 was too good to ignore. You might think "tad expensive at around £2.30 a pee when compared to a public loo" but if you had the luxury of the latter you wouldn't need the former.I'm keeping one in the van and one in my backpack. I did offer one to the wife, but she doesn't think that the design is particularly female friendly and some of the reviews here support her theory. Check them out carefully if you are of the female persuasion.I used the remaining one as a tester, and can report back that 800cc is plenty of capacity and that the 'almost instant' gelling of the pouch works really well. Altogether a nice, value for money, and hygienic solution to the need a pee now problem. Mainly though, I'm not widdling into a plastic frog's mouth...