Ursec non-spill urinal

The Ursec urinal for men is an innovative solution that significantly improves the daily life of bedridden patients, disabled individuals, and travelers. This urinal, made from high-quality, soft-touch plastic, offers a comfortable and hygienic experience. It has a capacity of 1 liter (33 oz), which is usually sufficient for an entire night, without the need for a cap or lid. This means that the urinal is always ready for use, enhancing the autonomy and independence of the user.

A unique feature of the Ursec urinal is its 'glow-in-the-dark' handle, which absorbs light during the day and gently glows at night. This makes it easy to find the urinal in the dark without turning on the light. Additionally, the handle is reversible, facilitating handling, and the urinal has notches for a better grip.

Hygiene is paramount with the Ursec urinal. It features a screw-on anti-reflux system, virtually eliminating the risk of spills or leaks, even if the urinal tips over. The urinal is easy to empty without splashing thanks to the MTQuick system and comes with two MTQuick caps (standard and safety). It is easy to clean, either with cold water and bleach or by sterilization at 130°C, and is compatible with bedpan washers.

The ergonomic design, with extra bending in the neck and soft edges, makes the urinal comfortable to use. The transparent plastic shows the fill level clearly, allowing users to easily check when the urinal needs to be emptied. Moreover, the urinal is almost odorless and noiseless in use.

The dimensions of the Ursec urinal are 34 x 13.5 x 17 cm, ensuring easy handling. It is strong, lightweight, and features a scale, allowing it to be used as a 24-hour bottle. The tube is detachable, making it easy to clean.

In summary, the Ursec urinal for men is an essential tool for those in need of a reliable, hygienic, and user-friendly solution for their personal care needs. It not only helps improve the quality of life but also offers economic benefits: preventing three spill incidents already pays for the cost of the Ursec, making it the most economical option in use.