pStyleFemale Urination Device - Blue

This is an amazing device - it's changed my life! It's SO easy to use (although I would recommend a few practice runs in the safety of your own bathroom first!), does exactly what it's supposed to and is very discreet.I can now go for long country and beach walks without the embarrassment and discomfort of having to pull all my clothes down and squat amongst the nettles and thistles, never knowing if someone is going to walk by! A quiet corner or convenient shrubbery is all I need to find now.I keep mine in a plastic zip-lock bag in my handbag at all times - I absolutely love this invention!

I'm a disabled lady and had previously bought the whizz,shewee and go girl, all of which either back flowed or leaked. The Pstyle is fab from 1st use no leaking during use and trick is too totally relax on urinating and tilt end tip down towards the toilet or wherever you are urinating into /onto , Instructions said to kegel which means to stop flow during urination by clenching your pelvic floor muscles but I read on other websites not too do this as it can damage your pelvic floor muscles and make incontinence worse or p,f muscles weaker. You have to make a decision on that yourself ? I have also tried this sitting down on a chair as I also use a wheelchair. I found that if you position the Pstyle as you would standing with your full weight on it as sitting normally it was impossible to urinate because of downward pressure. The way to proceed is to lean your weight backwards onto the back of your pelvis towards your bottom and you can then freely pee into a receptacle of your choice or outdoors if you need to. After urination slide the Pstyle forwards and this motion catches the last few drops of urine so no need for toilet roll (don't tip it backwards as the urine will spill on you!) and finally wash with soap and water or a wipe and re-bag for next use. N.B. This item is sold as a standing female urination device but hope this feedback will help others?

I've recently started a sport that has me routinely spending time on sparsely-covered hills and mountains. I've had a few occasions where I've been driven half mad, scuttling around trying to find a big enough tree I can squat behind. Let's face it, being a woman can be highly undignified in these situations. Thorns and nettles exist, as do stinging ants and any number of other creepy crawlies you haven't invited to visit your nether regions. I've cursed the men with me who pop off barely a yard away, on practically an hourly basis. Also, when you're starting to feel the urge - even when it isn't urgent yet - it is highly distracting and kills all the enjoyment from your activity when you're starting to panic about the closest restroom.The Pstyle works!! Yes I haven't felt quite so manly in all my life (not that there's anything wrong with that...), but what a relief it is to quickly nip round the corner, unzip the front of your trousers, and relieve yourself, with nary a bare bum in sight.I admit, the Pstyle is not something you can discretely put in your pocket. I have it zipped in my rucksack, in its ziplock bag along with a tissue. You don't REALLY need the tissue but it is good to have in any case.Be sure to practice at home a couple of times so that you can avoid any nasty surprises - you need to be sure you're using enough pressure and hold it in a decent angle to be sure you don't end up directing the flow on yourself. It shakes dry really quickly, doesn't smell or anything like that.It is something my friends laugh at me about, and I can't say I'm going to rush to stand next to the men to show off my skills, but this simple device has revolutionised my outdoor activities!

I have tried a few of these F.U.D.s. The original hard Sheewee was not for me as it backed up and overflowed. The flexi Sheewee works much better as it is bigger, but crumples if trying to use it without removing trousers and underwear. I expect this would also be the case for other flexi devices, but I haven’t tried these. (This maybe something to do with my technique and perhaps wouldn’t be an issue for others). I have had absolutely no disasters with the Pstyle. It is easy to use with trousers up. The only issue for some maybe that it is short and some splashing of boots, could occur. (This won’t be a problem in public loos, only in the woods). The Sheewee extension pipe fits on the end, but does make it more clunky to carry, but no different to carrying it with the Sheewee I suppose. Do be advised that the version I received is the old narrower style version not the new wider model. This is a bit annoying and should be pointed out. Other than that I am very pleased with it and am going to make a case for it. I will purchase another one for the car and keep one in my hiking rucksack. They are, of course, ridiculously expensive for what is essentially a plastic scoop!

Bought a drysuit which needs a shewee type device, so bought this, a shewee extreme, and a shewee flexi. This was my second choice, and I'm going to stick it in my BA because it's small, in case I ever forget my shewee flexi (top choice), but hoping that I never have to use it.There are three main issues with it. The first is that it's short, which makes it difficult to negotiate it's way through all my zillion layers of thermals.The second is the open funnel. I frankly just do not trust it. You REALLY have to control your flow.The third is placing it. I found I was holding it tight against myself so no pee escaped, but because it's made of hard plastic, I was actually pressing it so hard against the urethra (or some other biological bit), it was actually restricting the flow. I guess that's a matter of practice - but do you want practice where you repeatedly pee yourself? Not inside a drysuit.In conclusion, the shewee flexi, for all I dont love either, I do trust more than this.

Un indispensable des vacances et des aventures urbaines improbables, depuis que j'ai découvert le principe je ne pourrai plus m'en passer. c'est l'accessoire pour faire pipi sans soucis. Et ce modèle est mon préféré : entretien facile, usage facile.

Reading the reviews of the different devices, I was a little hesitant. But this works great, and got it right the first try. I took the advice to try it in the shower first, actually the bathtub, and took my bottom clothes off. I stood up on the edges, as I really didn't want the experience of wet feet or legs. The other reviews that indicated a zig-zag waterfall was totally on target, but I don't see where this would cause a problem. If peeing int he woods, just make sure you have a wide stance. Next 2 tries, I stood over the toilet, with clothes still on, and the zig-zag did not present a problem. I am also able to cleanly aim into a bottle with a wide mouth.Three things really surprised me. First, I was surprised how I had to convince my body that it was okay to pee. I felt about 3 years old. Second, after the main release, there are two or three, uh, last extra trickles (I can't think of a better description). I don't know if this is just me, or my age, or what, but never really noticed this while sitting on the toilet. So make sure to give a little extra time to check for this. Could be how some folks got wet. Also, at the very end, there's a few drops that linger in the cup of the device, so make sure to do an extra tilt forward with the device to empty this. The last thing that really surprised me is that, following the directions with a gentle scraping action while removing the device, it really does do a pretty good job of removing droplets. Again, make sure to tilt extra downward to the front to let these drip out front. Each time I have done this, I have also wiped, because I can't stand the idea of drip drying, and the TP has been a whole lot drier than it ordinarily would be while seated.I still can't visualize quite how this thing is working, but it sure does.

Je cherchais la marque Freelax fabriquée en UE, il me semble en Italie. Je le garde dans ma voiture au cas où. Utilisation facile. J'ai aussi aimé la couleur bleue. Je le conseille.

I am tired of going to a public restroom and finding a lack of cleanliness, toilet paper, or seat covers. I also HATE using porto-pottys (really, drunken people at concerts + portos = SCENE THAT CAN NOT BE UNSEEN). *shudders* But, I digress. I honestly was not expecting this to work. I thought if it does, great, if it doesn't, I'm only out a few bucks. Needless to say, I wasn't disappointed.For people who like to protect the environment, this does eliminate the need for seat covers and is a bit easier (at least for me) than squatting. I only have a couple of problems with this product, and I will list the pros and cons below. For the record, I HIGHLY recommend it to people. (Heck, I would even give it to somebody as a functional gag gift. Really.)Pros:Sanitary: It's washable and doesn't retain smell. Plus it's dishwasher safe! (for some reason...)Great for Camping: I don't go camping, but I would consider it a lot more having access to this product. I doubt there would be much of a risk of running down your leg or splash back. This has a really good stream line!Great for the Environment: Durable, reusable, safe, well made so it will last, above mentioned points, etc.Quirky: It has an interesting shape. Looking at it through the product pictures doesn't do it justice. If somebody were to find this without the instructions or a description, they wouldn't know what the heck it was. Great conversation piece! (just joking, but if you are into that...)Lightweight: About as "heavy" as a small bag of Cheeto's Puffs.Color Choice: Thank you for not being only in "feminine colors".Easy to Use: You barely need the instructions.Easy to Clean: Rinse it with water if there is no soap, dry it, wash it with soap later. Or even just dry it and wash it later. If not possible, stick it into a bag or washable container. This is where the make-up bag comes in on the cons.Cons:Not Pocket Size: This thing is about five or six inches long give or take. Easily solvable with an average purse make up bag (Obviously with no make-up in it.) It will fit in a purse or backpack easily.Probably Can't Write or Draw in Snow: ... Um... just not functional for that. Really a shame. C'mon, you were thinking that too!I have yet to figure out the way to completely eliminate the use for toilet paper, but I guess that comes with practice?Overall, I recommend this product. Again, this is a well made, creative invention.

My wife has been complaining for some time about my overspray, missing the target, etc. For some reason, as an older guy, it doesn't always come out in a narrow stream. I'm sure I'm not alone in this. I've seen joking references to this problem in the media. I wasn't sure if this product would work for me inasmuch as it seems to have been designed for women. However, I find if I rest my member in it and hold the device pointing steeply down into the toilet, it channels the stream nicely. And, it's easy to clean. Just run a bit of hot water on it with liquid hand soap which is close by. Dry and tuck away. I'm so taken with this product that I've ordered a second one so that I''ll have one in both of our bathrooms.9/22/17. I've downgraded it from 5 stars to 3 stars. I thought this would solve my problem as an older man who seems to have difficulty always hitting the target in the bathroom. After some use I have given up on it. It's pretty tricky to get one's penis lined up just right and I've had some accidents in the attempt. The top is too narrow. I wish they would make a model specifically designed for men. I'm sure I'm not the only man with this issue!