Review on Portable Disposable Urinal Bag - 12/24 Pack 800ML Emergency Unisex Pee Bag For Camping, Travel, Traffic Jams, Hiking, Pregnant And Patients - DIBBATU Vomit Bag Available by Kyle Salinas

What a Handy Item! It takes the stress out of what can quickly become a stressful situation. At about $1 a bag, it's a cheap way to ensure security.--On the road. When my autistic grandson starts making the hand gesture for bathroom from the back seat of my car, I get a little frantic. It takes an hour to get him home, and if that gesture comes in the first 15 minutes, I get nervous. I can keep one of these in the glove compartment, and pull over if need be.--Child’s Sporting Event. A niece told me she always carries empty drink bottles for her son to use during marathon sporting events. Bathrooms are far and few between, so this bag makes it no big deal.--Elderly/Senior. Balance is a big issue with the elderly, and I would worry about a loved one getting up in the middle of the night, even with potty chair in the room nearby. Coming out of a sound sleep, and natural lack of balance, is a recipe for a fall. Keep one of these bags in the nightstand and then lay it out before bedtime.--Nausea. I had a loved one going through chemo, and we had a long drive to/from the hospital. I put one of these in my backpack. Again, it’s all about security.All that said, I watched the video and saw the amount poured in. Even with the absorbent pad inside, I wouldn’t take a chance shaking it around. Used, I would always keep the bag straight up, closure side up. I don’t really like surprises, so despite what my eyes saw in the video, I wouldn’t take the chance.Also, try this before there’s an emergency if you are going to use it. This applies particularly for use with a senior whose dexterity may be a bit off. It’s one of those things you want to feel secure with.