Single-use · Doctor-developed
The disposable pee funnel for women
Every other funnel on the market asks you to rinse it, dry it, and put it back in your bag. This one you use once and throw away.
- Use it once, then bin it — nothing goes back in your bag
- Plant-based and biodegradable, so it breaks down after you toss it
- A hygienic wipe and a disposal bag come with every single funnel
- Folds flat to the size of a napkin and weighs almost nothing
Why disposable beats reusable
A reusable funnel has to go somewhere after you use it. In practice that means shaking it off in a stall with no water, wrapping it in tissue, and carrying it — wet — in the same bag as your phone and your keys until you find a sink. The Pee Pocket removes that entire problem. You use it, seal it in the disposal bag it came with, and drop it in the bin.
How it works
Unfold it, hold it lightly against yourself, and go. There is no assembly, no seal to get right, and nothing that needs to touch your skin or your clothing. It takes about fifteen seconds, and the shape does the work — it was designed by a doctor for exactly this.
Made to disappear afterwards
The funnel is plant-based and biodegradable. That matters most in the places people actually use these — trailheads, festival fields, rest stops — where a plastic device dropped in a bin outlives everyone who walks past it. This one does not.
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Questions
Yes, for the practical reason that a reusable funnel is almost never washed at the moment you finish using it. It goes back in your bag first and gets washed later. A single-use funnel never has a 'later' — it goes straight in the bin.