🤮 1000mL Blue Emesis Disposable Vomit Bag Review

I have severe gastroparesis and limited mobility and these bags are perfect for me. They are hidden everywhere. My car, my backpack, my bedside table, even my bathroom. In fact, I prefer using these bags to the bowl/bucket/toilet. They are durable and will not leak. I have used cheaper brands but I keep coming back to these because they are so durable and not likely to break. They are fairly invisible and easy to dispose of. If you need puke bags, get these.

They are always with me, and some remain in the back pockets of the plane for rear seat passengers. I give cadets a lot of voluntary flying lessons for familiarization flights and would like a discreet way to deal with the occasional case of airsickness (zipped pockets used to exist, but looking at the contents can make others sick). They are compact until use and then offer an easy large opening that can be closed with a quick twist of the bag and multiple ridges that keep the rolled bag…

We are taking a road trip and my 5 year old must be throwing up in the car every two hours. We usually keep a plastic bag for her in the car seat just in case, but this trip takes three days and we needed a more reliable solution. I saw them and remembered my wife had them at the hospital and they worked great. I have no doubt they will suit our needs much better as the hole is clearly identifiable and easy to hold and use. Not to mention that you just roll it up and tie it up, then toss it in…