McKesson Female Urinal Features
- Convenient for female individuals who have trouble getting to the bathroom
- Lightweight, durable, and easy-to-clean plastic construction
- Featured shape and sturdy grip handle designed to prevent spills
- Allows easy handling and angled use in several patient positions
- Graduated in 5 oz and 100 mL (or cc) increments up to 35 oz and 1000 mL (or cc) for easy-to-read volume measurements
- FSA-approved urine bottle
- For single-patient use
- Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
When to use?
The McKesson Female Urinal is typically used when a woman has difficulty using a regular toilet due to limited mobility, illness, or other factors. It may be used in a variety of settings, including:
- Hospital or nursing home: Women who are bedridden or have limited mobility may use a female urinal to relieve themselves without getting out of bed or moving to a bathroom.
- Home healthcare: Women who receive care at home may use a female urinal as a convenient way to manage their urinary needs, especially if they cannot access a bathroom easily.
- Travel: Women traveling and may not have easy access to a restroom may use a female urinal as a portable and discreet solution.
Frequently Bought Together
- Clarke Carebag Bedpan Liner
- Urine Bottle Holder
- Medegen 2 Quart Pontoon Bedpan
How to use Female Urinal Bottle?
- Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling the urinal.
- Position yourself comfortably on a bed or chair with your legs slightly apart.
- Hold the urinal with one hand and place the wide opening against your body, positioning it securely between your legs and under your urethra.
- Relax your pelvic muscles and begin to urinate in the urinal. Take your time and try to empty your bladder completely.
- Once you’re finished, carefully remove the urinal from your body and empty the contents into a toilet or other appropriate container.
- Wash the urinal thoroughly with soap and water, then rinse and dry it completely before storing or using it again.
