- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 3.99 lb
- Easy to clean surface
- Designed for less spills
- Easy-to-grip, sturdy handle
- Lightweight for easier holding
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- MFR: Compass Health Brands Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: FGP70600 0000
Frequently asked questions
Is the design comfortable for limited mobility?
Yes. The urinal features an ergonomic, angled design specifically crafted for use in multiple positions. This makes it a reliable solution for bedridden patients who may have difficulty moving.
How does it help prevent accidental spills?
The unit is engineered with a specialized geometry that prioritizes spill-reduction. Its form factor ensures a more hygienic experience for both the patient and the caregiver during use.
Is the handle easy to hold securely?
Absolutely. It includes a sturdy, integrated handle that is easy to grip, ensuring the user or caregiver can maintain a secure hold during transport and use.
What is the total capacity of this unit?
This urinal has a generous capacity of 32 oz. (946 mL), making it highly suitable for clinical or home-care environments.
Is the material durable for regular use?
Yes, it is constructed from high-quality, durable polyethylene, which is lightweight yet built for reliability and frequent, everyday usage.
Can I easily clean and sanitize this device?
The urinal features smooth, seamless contours and a material composition that allows it to be easily sanitized, supporting high standards of clinical hygiene.
Is this product eligible for FSA purchases?
Yes, this Carex Female Urinal is FSA (Flexible Spending Account) eligible.
Is the material see-through for monitoring output?
Yes, the unit is manufactured from translucent white plastic. This matte finish allows caregivers to easily monitor contents while maintaining a clean, clinical aesthetic.
Is this intended for multiple patients?
No, this product is specifically designed for single-patient use to ensure the highest standards of hygiene and infection control in medical settings.
Is this suitable for home health care?
Definitely. It is widely used in hospitals, assisted living facilities, and home health care settings to assist bedridden patients with toileting needs effectively.