Lewis N. ClarkEllaPee Female Urination Device

I've lost count of how many of these female urinals I've tried. I finally found one that catches all of the urine. No overflow at all. It has a bag to store it in. The spout folds, and then it fits nicely in the bag. The bag is washable. This item is easy to use and is comfortable during use. Now I can go camping and know that I have a good urinal with me.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Years ago I tried out the popular funnel type urination device because I hike a lot and it’s a heck of a lot easier to pee standing up than having to squat. After I tried that first one, I waited a couple of years to try another funnel type. Neither worked for me. Fast forward a year or two and I found a device similar to this one that I liked. I had to pee really bad on a hike and failed to separate my legs so I peed on myself:). I didn’t try it again until a year later and really liked it, but I had to hold it with two hands. Started looking at different devices again and stumbled across this one. Super easy to use and it has a rigid part on the cup so you can easily hold it with one hand. I’ve used it probably 10 or so times and no issues. Easy to use and clean. Highly recommend this one! I’m buying another to keep in my truck just in case.

I have a different brand of this and this one is hands down superior. This will be my constant travel companion. I tried it out upon receiving it and it is so easy and convenient. I don’t hesitate to pop a squat out in nature but sometimes there are too many people around and this is the perfect alternative, I have already recommended it to others,.

I purchased this and the Venus to Mars female urination devices to try this stuff out. Similar price, utility, and included carry case. I thought I would like this one better because of the soft silicone rim and the enclosed exit tube, but when I've tried it I've found that it can be hard to aim the stream of liquid because sometimes it will come out in like a spiral through the tube and constantly change direction. I didn't have this problem with the Venus to Mars. It's usable, but I have to be more careful with aiming. Otherwise, the fit and comfort level were fine. It is larger and bulkier than a device like the Venus to Mars, so a bit less discreet. Maybe it would work better than the Venus to Mars if you needed to pee in a bottle? But I have not tested this out.

Life saver. Well I have a weak bladder and can’t hold it in for long. Went camping and this device saved me. I used it a lot in tent, felt much better using it with one or two knees on the ground(just a tip for the lady’s) rather than standing, but any position is fine. I just got a bottle and inserted this. It was comfortable. No leaks, unless you position is wrong which is hard to do because the rectangular shape of the top covers you all around. It’s comfortable, I’ve never used one of these devices but have read that the rounder funnels require you to not just open your legs more but pull your pants etc down more, since this is a slim device with good protection, it’s less work to use. Well again I e got no other experiences to compare it to other than the opinion of others who have used multiple kinds, but as a first time user, that was my experience, easy to use, didn’t need to open my legs so wide, didn’t need to pull my pants all the way down, almost no leaking unless positions wrong and it’s not super soft where you hood it which is good, because I would imagine it would be hard to maneuver if it was too soft to hold. It’s soft where the device meets the skin but hard further down where you are meant to hold it. Hope that makes sense.

I had recent surgery and it was hard to sit down. Plus I had to wear a faja. This worked really well standing up. Never made a mess. Was easy to use.

I'd looked at these type of units before but never quite hit the "buy" button. I freaking love this thing now and can't believe I didn't get one years ago. A recent trip to Hawaii led me to seriously look again, and I decided on this one for a few reasons:1. Hybrid construction: the combination of a rigid support structure with a soft silicone body was the reason I chose this one. All the other ones were either hard plastic or completely soft silicone. This is the key to why I love it; I can seat it securely with a good seal (soft edge), direct the flow (soft spout) and it's comfortable to keep a firm grip (rigid), without it collapsing (rigid) like only silicone would. It's the perfect combination.2. The carrying case was nice so I could "palm" it on the way to the bathroom without being obvious, and at one point my bag was too full so I just clipped it on the outside without a problem or concern.3. The silicone interior was easy to wipe out with toilet paper and wipes in the stall until I could properly clean it while still feeling sanitary and not gross.I'm approaching fifty and I'm over the only options being: squat over toilets or feel like I'm sitting on unsanitary surfaces at best or disgusting wetness at worst. Wearing a backpack causes a further issues because it's hard to balance while squatting; I'm over it. I needed a Plan C. This one creates a nice firm seal and I could relieve myself even with a strong flow without spillage. Tipping the unit forward as you remove it pulls any lingering wetness off your body, and the slippery silicone sheds all the liquid except maybe a couple drops. I used it at the airport, on the plane (long flights = disgusting bathrooms), at national park hole-in-the-floor latrines, and on a hike. I was ecstatic I didn't have to squat and it made relieving myself easy and quick.I know the size is an issue for some people, but it didn't bother me. It's not 'small' but I think it's discreet enough in the carrying case. I could fit it easily in a small shoulder sling-style purse. I prefer the larger size for holding it because I never peed on my hand once. I did have one accident because I tried to rush and didn't seal it correctly against my body. Totally user error. Learned my lesson and never had a problem again. This is a staple in my bag now and I'll never leave home without it!