ONEDONE Bedpan for Elderly Females Heavy Duty Bed Pans for Elderly Men Women Thick Large Bedpans for Bedridden Patient Hospital Home Bed Pan Emergency Device (Blue)

Yeah, it's anything but glamorous. Thankfully, it was perfectly functional for a bedridden friend. She was delighted to hide it in the closet when she recovered. One of those things you never want to have to think about, but when you need it, you want it to work. Very sturdy...and it's a nice, almost-royal blue! (Hint: if you encounter difficulties positioning it, a thin coating of olive oil works wonders.)

good size; not small nor too big. very sturdy and doesn’t crush inward, no spills holds urine+ well. rinses out well-

As my grandfather ages, maintaining his comfort and dignity becomes paramount. Bedpans play a crucial role in this regard, providing a convenient and sanitary solution for him since he has limited mobility or incontinence. This plastic one is lightweight and budget-friendly. I also bought the liners for this bedpan so it's easy clean up.

Great

Very satisfied

We bought this bedpan in hopes of providing some additional comfort. I have severe dysautonomia/POTS, which in my case means that I cannot sit at even a 45-degree angle for ten seconds without feeling that I'm going to pass out. Bedpan use is a strictly prone activity for me, and even then I often need my feet propped to alleviate symptoms. My kind nurse thought this bedpan might be lower than another one I was using, and it certainly looked more comfortable. I, however, have had mixed feelings about it. On the positive side, it is sturdy, it holds more than a typical bedpan without leaking, and my nurse has noted that it is easier to clean in some respects. At the riskof sounding crass, it can be helpful for bowel movements--it positions the body correctly, and the closed construction provides some security in knowing that the product is not likely to leak. On the other hand, although it is supposed to be lower than most other bedpans on the market, it is stil much too high for me--a typical, small, low and shallow, hospital-grade bedpan is much better on my heart and spine. This bedpan dramatically increases my dizziness. Its opening also proves painful if you suffer from any spinal difficulty. I have painful arthritis in my lower back and coccyx, and this bedpan puts pressure on all of those points, no matter how it is positioned. So, while I occasionally use it if I know my time with the pot will be a bit long and involved, I much prefer a smaller bedpan, even for bowel movements, because this product is still quite high. This might be just the product for someone with a different condition, those who can sit up, etc. However, for someone wo is experiencing dizziness or back trouble, or who must use a bedpan lying down, I would advise looking elsewhere.

No me gusto mucho

I got this for a friend. Hers keeps cracking and just not lasting, and my friend is normal size. When she got this one, one would have thought she won the lottery. If it wasnt so expensive, i would have gotten her 2 or 3.She LOVES LOVES LOVES IT!