The Pee Pocket Review






I do not like public bathrooms! I think they are all dirty and germ infested. I used to carry toilet seat covers with me or lay toilet paper down on the seats before sitting. My girls like to go camping and fishing with Daddy and their brothers, but find it hard when it's time to go potty. With the Pee Pocket there is less mess. The littler ones find it harder to use by themselves. But the older ones, it was a big help. Just use and then use a wipe or antibacterial your hands.


You do need to find a trash can for it when finished. Please do not throw these on the ground and leave them.





Product Description



THE PEE POCKET ANNOUNCES NEW SINGLE USE FEMALE URINARY DEVICE TO ALLOW WOMEN TO STAND WHEN PEEING.
Developed by a team of doctors, pee pocket is ideal for any woman
on the go, who has to go.

THE PEE POCKET female urinary device is perfect for athletes, travelers, the elderly, disabled, pregnancy, parents of young girls, post-surgery patients – any woman who might have to go while on the go; active women who enjoy the outdoors, sports, music festivals, camping, hiking, biking, traveling, etc. Sketchy bathrooms -- or nonexistent ones! -- are no match for this handy device. It fits easily into a purse or backpack and is a must have for germ-conscious women who don't have access to a sit-down toilet or who don't want to use unfit facilities.

THE PEE POCKET is a single use, waterproof disposable funnel allowing women to pee while standing. It’s convenient tri-fold design easily fits in purse or pocket and includes a hygienic tissue wipe and disposable bag. Use without getting hands or other body parts wet.

Created by team of doctors who were fed up with the mess after taking their young daughters to unfit facilities.

Pee Pockets come in single pockets for $1.75 or three packs for $4.95.

You can purchase them from the pee pocket.com

http://www.thepeepocket.com

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

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