Small, compact, very easy to use and dispose of.

Wonderfully useful for a stroke patient unable to stand alone in a public bathroom. Allows us much more freedom of movement in and around the city.

Easily used, no smell or mess.

I first purchased this product for my daughter for a camping/concert (Bonnaroo) trip then for her to have following hip surgery. It was perfect for both uses. After the surgery it was painful to get around and also to squat so I just kept them by the bed along with a small trash can. She did not want a potty chair plus that would have still meant squatting. They fit snugly so know leakage and the material inside turns to a thick jell when saturated so they don't spill either, plus no squatting. We traveled by plane for her surgery and I was worried about her being able to use the small airline bathroom. She is tiny so I knew she could get in the door, just with crutches and such a small space plus needing to squat and not being able to go in and help her, I figured she could stand and go in the restroom. They worked perfect, plus she didn't need me to help her every time she needed to go. Camping: The porta potty smelled horrible after baking in the sun all day, plus at 3AM there was no need to go out alone to go to the bathroom. We are both going to keep one in our purse in case of a dirty bathroom when out and also one in the glove box. She thought they where great! I've told my sisters and friends about them, I think all women should have one in their purse to avoid sitting on dirty toilet seats when out. They would be perfect also if you have smaller children, I think we all know how that is, I wish I had had them when my children where small. They do have a seperate line for children and the price is much better on the childrens product.

I am disabled and have trouble walking. I purchased these TravelJohns mainly to keep in my car. Each is rolled into a 1"x3" package. It takes me "forever" to get into a restroom if I'm on the highway. These work as good as advertised. The funnel is large, they absorb a huge amount of liquid, will not spill and don't smell. They claim to hold 800cc of liquid though I've never put one to that test. I do know that with 200ccs I could turn it upside down and squeeze and not a drop came out. I am able to roll it up after use and store it discretely until I can dispose of it in a trash can. MUCH better than using a bottle or paper cup!The only drawback is they cost me about [$]each but worth it in an emergency! I'm a man so I can't say how easy they'd be for women.