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GMAX
GMAX Gold Stackable Bedpan, 2 Quart
GMAX Commode stackable bedpans are designed to minimize storage space. These bedpans can be used with toilets and commode chairs, and provides comfort and convenience for the user. Receive one each or 50 per case.2 Quart / 1893 mL Gold, plastic Reusable
$14.16 -
GMAX Industries
Fracture Bedpan
GMAX Industries Fracture bedpans are made with a wedge shape and tapered front with a loop handle. This design facilitates ease of positioning and removal from under patient. The GMAX Industries Fracture bedpan can also be used as a female urinal...
As low as $12.07 -
Boom Home Medical
Loona Female Urinal for Bedside, Travel, Camping, Portable with Lid
Introducing The Loona Portable Urinal: Your Ultimate Companion for Comfort and Convenience. Experience unmatched comfort and convenience with the Loona Travel Urinal, a thoughtfully designed solution for individuals with female anatomy. Whether you're...
$39.95 -
McKesson
McKesson Gray Fracture Bedpan, 34 oz.
Fracture-style bedpan improves patient comfort and ease of use.May also be used as a female urinal Gray, polypropylene construction 34-ounce capacity Small size, tapered front, and molded loop handle easily slides under the body and promotes easy...
$10.24 -
GMAX
GMAX Blue Stackable Bedpan, 2 Quart
GMAX Commode stackable bedpans are designed to minimize storage space. These bedpans can be used with toilets and commode chairs, ad provides comfort and convenience for the user. Receive one each or 50 per case.2 Quart / 1893 mL Turquoise, plastic...
$10.39 -
AliMed
AliMed Green Bariatric Bedpan, 15 L X 14-1/4 W X 3 H Inch
AliMed® Bariatric Bed Pan with Anti-Splash supports up to 1200 pounds. With a 1/2 inch rim and low wide profile it makes placement and removal easier and more comfortable. The 2 quart volume reduces the chance of splashing or spilling. This bedpan is...
$52.16 -
Comfortpan
Comfortpan Bariatric Bedpan, Plastic, Autoclavable, 1200 lbs Weight Capacity
This patented design creates a comfortable, and flexible seat that cradles the user�s hips. The unique and revolutionary design replaces both the pontoon and fracture pans while preventing spills.Easy to clean with standard household cleaners, not...
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McKesson
McKesson Male Urinal with Lid - Plastic, Graduated, Translucent, 32 oz
Use McKesson's Male Urinal for those who have limited mobility or find it difficult to get out of bed. Allows able users to urinate without assistance. Contoured handle attaches easily to healthcare beds Attached lid prevents spilling and helps contain...
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Carex
Carex Female Urinal - Plastic, Translucent White, 32 oz
Easy to clean Designed for less spills Easy-to-grip, sturdy handle Lightweight female urinals are angled for use in several positions by bedridden clients
As low as $17.79 -
McKesson
McKesson Pontoon Bedpans, Plastic - Gray, 2 qt, 15 in L
Stackable Weight Capacity - 250 lbs Graduated in both mL and ounces Plastic Saddle-shaped with a high-rolled front Graphite Nonstick surface
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McKesson
McKesson Bedpan, Contoured, Plastic - Unisex, Gray, 16.25 in x 12 in x 4.25 in
Convenient solution for individuals who have trouble getting out of bed and getting to the bathroom.Unisex 12 Inches by 4¼ Inches by 16¼ Inches Holds up to 84 fluid ounces 250 lbs. weight capacity Gray Contoured design provides comfort and features side...
As low as $21.95 -
McKesson
McKesson Bedpans, Stackable, Plastic - Gray, 2 qt, 15 in L
The McKesson stackable bedpans feature helps minimize storage space and fits over standard toilet when the seat is raised.Graphite Plastic Stacking feature helps minimize storage space Fits over standard toilet when seat is raised Graduated in both mL...
As low as $11.24
Urinals & Bedpans
Urinals & Bedpans
Although they are simple to use, bedpans and urinals are not one-size-fits-all items. There are a surprising number of different options, particularly in the bedpan category, and choosing the correct toileting aid for your unique situation can make the experience of using it much more comfortable.
Questions to Ask When Buying a Bedpan or Urinals
When purchasing a bedpan or urinal, several questions need to be answered.
What Is a Bedpan?
A bedpan is a shallow, pan-like toilet intended for use by someone bedridden. Bedpans can be effective either lying down or sitting up and collect both urine and feces. Reuseable bedpans are typically made from plastic or stainless steel. Disposable bedpans (and urinals) are made from paper pulp.
Types of Bedpans and Their Uses
What Is a Urinal?
Urinals are bottle-like receptacles used to collect the urine of those who cannot use the regular toilet. Urinals come in male and female versions.
Types of Urinals and Their Uses
Urinal bottles for men are made of plastic, are similar in shape to a half-gallon milk jug or juice bottle. They are often equipped with a handle. These urinals typically come flattened on one side for stability and to reduce the likelihood of spillage. They may close with a lid when not in use.
Urinal bottles for women are similar to those intended for men but have a curved, funnel-shaped top that fits snugly against the body to prevent leakage.
Where to Store Bedpans and Urinals?
Storage is really a matter of personal choice, but they should be kept nearby when not being cleaned to avoid the risk of accidents.
Choosing the right bedpan or urinal can make life more comfortable for those confined to bed, whether short- or long-term.
Although they are simple to use, bedpans and urinals are not one-size-fits-all items. There are a surprising number of different options, particularly in the bedpan category, and choosing the correct toileting aid for your unique situation can make the experience of using it much more comfortable.
Questions to Ask When Buying a Bedpan or Urinals
When purchasing a bedpan or urinal, several questions need to be answered.
- Who will be using it — a man or a woman? In the case of urinals, especially, men and women have different needs.
- How mobile is the user? Those completely bed-bound will not have the same needs as those who can sit up or even transfer to a commode chair.
- How often will it be used? This will influence the size of the item you purchase.
- How large/heavy is the user? A good fit between the toileting aid and its use is important.
- Will it be for long- or short-term use? Long-term users may want to opt for sturdier but more expensive versions than short-term users.
What Is a Bedpan?
A bedpan is a shallow, pan-like toilet intended for use by someone bedridden. Bedpans can be effective either lying down or sitting up and collect both urine and feces. Reuseable bedpans are typically made from plastic or stainless steel. Disposable bedpans (and urinals) are made from paper pulp.
Types of Bedpans and Their Uses
- Cutaway - Cutaway bedpans are flat, fairly uniform in height, and roughly triangular in shape. They are primarily intended for people who can sit up in bed. Standard bedpans are available in both reusable and disposable models.
- Slippter - Slipper pans or fracture pans are thin at one edge and tall at the other, with a handle on the back. They’re intended for people who cannot sit up, such as those recovering from surgery or a broken bone in their lower body. The wedge-shaped design makes them easy to slide beneath the user’s body, and the handle allows for easy removal.
- Bariatric - Bariatric bedpans are sturdier material than their standard counterparts and have a much higher weight capacity.
What Is a Urinal?
Urinals are bottle-like receptacles used to collect the urine of those who cannot use the regular toilet. Urinals come in male and female versions.
Types of Urinals and Their Uses
Urinal bottles for men are made of plastic, are similar in shape to a half-gallon milk jug or juice bottle. They are often equipped with a handle. These urinals typically come flattened on one side for stability and to reduce the likelihood of spillage. They may close with a lid when not in use.
Urinal bottles for women are similar to those intended for men but have a curved, funnel-shaped top that fits snugly against the body to prevent leakage.
Where to Store Bedpans and Urinals?
Storage is really a matter of personal choice, but they should be kept nearby when not being cleaned to avoid the risk of accidents.
Choosing the right bedpan or urinal can make life more comfortable for those confined to bed, whether short- or long-term.