Recovery · Mobility · Pregnancy
When lowering yourself is the hard part
After a hip or knee replacement, late in a pregnancy, or with limited mobility, the difficulty is rarely the bathroom itself. It is getting down, and getting back up.
- Use it standing or perched — no need to lower fully
- Keeps hands, skin and clothing clear of contact
- Single-use, so there is nothing for a patient or carer to clean
- Individually wrapped with a wipe and disposal bag
Built around independence
The reason people reach for this after surgery is not novelty. It is that needing help to use the bathroom is the part of recovery patients report hating most. A device you can use standing, on your own, gives that back — often weeks before the hip or the knee would otherwise allow it.
Nothing for a carer to clean
A reusable device becomes somebody's job: rinsing it, drying it, storing it, and doing that several times a day. A single-use funnel ends at the bin. For family carers and for care staff, that is the difference between a helpful product and another task.
Pregnancy and the third trimester
Late pregnancy brings the same problem from a different direction — more frequent trips, and less willingness to lower onto a seat that other people have used. The funnel is unscented, latex-free in use, and makes a public bathroom a fifteen-second stop.
For clinics and care homes
Facilities ordering for a ward or a residential setting should look at the 50-pack carton, which is the lowest cost per funnel we sell. Call 1-404-734-8255 for volume pricing and account ordering.
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Questions
It is designed for exactly this situation — it is used standing or perched, so it avoids the deep bend that hip and knee precautions rule out. If you have specific post-operative restrictions, check with your surgeon or physiotherapist first.