Pissedebout Standing pee aid

Standing pee, the essential: Nine out of ten women refrain from peeing outside their homes. Today, almost nine out of ten women hold themselves back from urinating rather than using the toilets provided in highway rest areas, restaurants, bars, concert halls, camping sites, festivals, shopping malls, universities, and schools. These attitudes can be harmful to women's health: holding back urine can lead to urinary tract infections and cystitis. Some people limit their fluid intake to avoid going to the bathroom, risking dehydration and even kidney problems. During pregnancy, more frequent trips to the bathroom are often required due to the pressure of the fetus on the bladder. Parents often feel apprehensive when their children need to relieve themselves in a public toilet.

However, there is a solution to this problem: the pee-debout is a portable urinal with a conical shape that can be placed between the legs during urination, allowing anyone without a penis to pee standing up without having to undress completely. This tool has been around for a long time, especially in its reusable form (silicone, plastic, etc.), and is well known in the medical and sports world. However, it remained largely unknown and untraceable. The pee-debout is particularly practical in situations such as public toilets, urinals, highway areas, hiking, skiing, outdoor sports, festivals, trips, pregnancy, and medical operations.

Listening to many testimonies, Magali Chailloleau developed her own model of reusable standing urinal, which is rigid and discreet. It differs from other reusable models by its improved ergonomics, offering a wide enough base to adapt to all body types. This standing urinal features a long tube (in two parts, one shaped like an ergonomic funnel) to avoid splashing. Compact in design, it can be easily stored in a storage box. The reusable bedpan is made of rigid bioplastic to prevent any risk of deformation from clothing.