GoGirl Female Urination Device (FUD) - #1 FUD Made in The USA. Pee Standing Up! Portable Female Urinal for Women, Soft, Flexible, Reusable, Pee Funnel Medical-Grade Silicone (Pink Lavender)

This thing is seriously amazing and came in so clutch while camping. I have bad knees, so squatting down to pee is a hard no for me, and this made everything so much easier and way more comfortable. It’s soft, flexible, and feels well made with quality silicone that’s easy to use and clean. After a couple uses, it felt very natural and did exactly what it’s supposed to do with no leaks or issues. It’s lightweight, reusable, and easy to pack, which makes it perfect for camping, travel, or any situation where bathrooms aren’t ideal. Honestly, it gave me so much peace of mind and saved me a lot of discomfort. If squatting is a struggle for you, this is absolutely worth having on hand.

I was nervous first trying this product, as some reviewers said it was difficult, but I was surprised at how easy it was. The very first time I used it I felt like I had my wrist at a weird angle, but I stood with my feet further apart and it worked better. Your thumb holds a seal in the back and your other fingers just support/aim. Some reviewers said they were annoyed that they had to drop their pants so far they might as well just squat. If you wear mens underwear though, you can hold it through the underwear and stick the end out the opening to be much more discreet (and feel oddly masculine.. but it's effective!). Of course, if you're just using it to avoid contact with sketchy public toilets, this is not an issue. Transportation method is a little annoying. For one, it's really awkward to rinse it out in public bathrooms. And when using it outdoors, rinsing it out isn't really an option. Pee is sterile, though, and if you're hydrated doesn't smell very soon. So you wrap up your GoGirl in a baggie, shove it in the carry case, and wash it out when you get home. Replace the baggie with any plastic sandwich or snack bag, and repeat! I don't find the carry case annoying. It's tight, but not overly so. It was hard the first time because I was carefully following instructions, but after that I just threw the thing in the bag, rolled it up carelessly and shoved it into the carry tube. It's easy when you don't overcomplicate it!

After reading the reviews about Go Girl, I was a bit skeptical about trying this product. However, I was traveling to Tanzania to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro with a four day safari afterwards and needed a solution for night time bathroom breaks. It is recommended on the climb that you do not leave your tent because of the weather and the fact that you might fall off a cliff. It is recommended on the safari that you do not leave your tent as you may be eaten by wild animals. As such, we repurposed a water bottle into a night time "potty"; however, for women, this is not as easy as for men. So I was looking for a solution for myself and Go Girl was the solution I chose. I practiced for about two months before my trip and felt very confident using it. I only had one accident and that was because I was lacking a proper seal on the back. When I first received it and began to practice, my husband and four year old crowded into the bathroom to witness this momentous occasion. Luckily, it went well. Surprisingly, my four year old was super excited that mommy could pee like daddy and she wanted to try it as well. Again, I was skeptical, but she tried it and was successful. She like it so much, she wanted to try it again later - which did not go as well. Since then, she has not asked to try it again. On the trip, I never actually used it standing up as you do have to pull your pants down rather far to get the proper positioning. With my pants already around my knees, I found it was faster and easier to just squat. However, it served its purpose for night time "potty breaks" well. I simply got on my knees in the tent, positioned the Go Girl and peed in the bottle with no problem. I did keep a tissue underneath to catch minor drips upon removal. I highly recommed this product for use in a tent at night or in sketchy bathrooms (stadiums, reststops); however, for someone looking for a solution to use as an alternative to squating in the wild, this product is not very effective. It is soft and the hose is not very long, requiring you to get the proper leverage to get it to work well. This is difficult to do without your pants down low. I will say my husband walked in on me once with my pants down, one hand on my hips and the other holding the device and I chatted with him over my shoulder. He said it was a bit unnerving....

I gave this thing to a guy I know who had a bad operation and they removed his penis this works great he's able to stand up and pee and not make a mess anywhere he's very happy with it thank you for making it and I'd recommend this to everybody man or woman

I have a bladder disease: Interstitial Cystitis, therefore I need to urinate a lot, (ie on dog walks in my neighborhood, at the beach, during car rides, you name it). Squatting in public is just not an option anymore. Here are my needs: Discretion is key, comfort, usability and performance are also top priorities. I ordered "Go Girl", "Shewee", "Wiz Freedom" & “pStyle”. I tried them all right out of the box, without a “shower trial”. Initially I used my own home bathroom, standing over the toilet with my pants only as far down as discretion would allow. I also tried them with jeans, bicycle shorts and yoga pants. Here are my results: Shewee- When I used this product I had urine on my clothing. I tried using it 3 times with the same results. It’s very bulky and therefore not discrete, The clear tube must be used because the green funnel isn’t long enough to exit the urine safely away from the body. It is made of hard plastic, so it will not collapse during use but still needs 2 hands because it’s so long and narrow you need to hold both ends. It comes with it’s own caring case, which is a plus. The part of the funnel you hold next to your body is extremely narrow, the funnel itself is so narrow if one was to release a large volume, quickly, I think it would overflow. You also need to wipe afterward because if you try to wipe yourself with it, it’s just to narrow, plus now you have 2 plastic pieces that are also wet (besides yourself and your clothing). This devise is generally hard to use, indiscrete (dark green…really?) and bulky both to carry and use. I would give the Shewee a rating of 1 star. I expected more from REI. Wiz Freedom- Out of the package, first try worked fine. It’s flexible and therefore needs both hands to keep it in place and prevent crimping. This devise was not very discrete, anyone seeing you from the side would wonder about this long bright pinkish-purple thing sticking out from between your legs. It doesn’t come with a carrying case and I couldn’t figure out how on earth I would carry this discreetly in my purse or use it in an emergency. It also stays wet and there’s the issue of self-clean-up, since you are wet after use. At least it doesn’t wet your clothing so, I would give this 2 stars. Go Girl- no leaking on first try, more difficult with elastic clothing due to the flexibility of the product, good discretion, you do need to use both hands to hold it tight to your body and keep it from crimping. I liked that it folded in half- and I could fit it into a small iPhone case on my waist when not in use! I didn’t like that there was still moisture in the devise and on my body when I finished, and therefore needed to wipe myself and figure out what to do with the paper. I would give this product 3 stars. pStyle- Worked great out of the package. Just the right length, the color option of semi-clear lavender makes it discrete as well. Because this devise is made of semi-flexible smooth plastic with rounded edges you can effectively use it to wipe yourself, when you are done. By gently pressing up and away from yourself, you are virtually dry- the last few drops go out the end. If you shake it, the pStle is virtually dry. as well If you want to really get it clean, just use a little water from your water bottle to shoot down the spout. If you buy the caring case you can pop the pStyle in there quickly and easily, and carry on without any fuss. The case just looks like an eyeglasses case and is totally washable with a Velcro closure. The case also comes in a blue-jean material, it can be hung on a belt loop or on the outside of a bag, purse or backpack with it’s mini carabiner. Because it is semi-ridged it requires only 1 hand in the middle to hold it in place— it won’t collapse. It also will not overfill or back-up because it is not a funnel, it’s more of a half-pipe. This is the only one I use now. I would give the pStle 5 stars, with a BIG thank you to the people who designed and distributed this product.

This is a great product! I used it for a cross country road trip so that I didn't have to deal with the splash zone that comes along with trying to pop a squat in the bushes. There's a little bit of a learning curve to it, however, so here are my biggest tips: 1- you gotta lean way, way into it. Put your legs out wide (a bit past shoulder width) and lean forward. It helped me to brace against the car door for balance. If you try to just stand around like a dude and let it go, you're gonna end up with that weird "wicking" thing that happens when pee runs up your buttcrack and then has nowhere to go... so it goes up and out onto the back of your pants, which are undoubtedly stretched between your knees. 2- Combo tip: if you're trying to pee inside a confined space, remember that silicone/rubber has its limits. I tried to use it while kneeling AND peeing into a plastic bottle, and first the funnel part formed a seal against the bottle rim because I didn't leave a gap for air to vent, but THEN as a result of not being able to vent, the pee backed up into the funnel, and i was squatting, so I ended up folding the whole thing in half by accident and... dumping an entire funnel worth of urine all over myself, my pajamas, and my backseat. So yeah. Make sure you don't let it fold or get squished, and let it vent if you're using it in an airtight container. Besides those two lessons I learned the hard way, this device is awesome. Keeps you from having to totally bare-ass it in poison ivy while hiking, allows you to take a (moderately) indiscreet pee along the side of the highway, and makes it so that you don't have to stop at sketchy or unsanitary rest stops.

I ordered this to use as a joke against my dad. He is always walking to the end of the porch to take a leak for all to see and I plan to do the same! Once I received the item, I couldnt wait to try it! The thought of experiencing the freedom to urinate like a man was far to exciting. All I could do was emagine how much endless suffering my poor bladder would no longer indure due to searching suitable spots to relieve myself. My fellow ladies, you know EXACTLY what I'm talking about! When the moment arrived, I held that soft, purple, silicone funnel looking thing in my hand and skipped my happy ass straight to the nearest toilet. I held it appropriately (per diagram) and yet very awkwardly (placement and all) and found my comfort zone. While holding the object with my right hand I ever so casually placed my left hand on my hip, thrusted my pelvic forward, rocked side to side,looked down and around to check myself out and finally Feeling ever so confident i yelled out load, accent and all, RELEASE THE CRACKIN! It was epic!! More than I emagined!! Wooooohooooo! Then......... I felt a warm sensation lightly tickling down my leg and quickly realized I was peeing on myself! Uuuug my expectations were crushed! Or were they? I noticed that the funnel came to a very narrow outlet stopping a consistent flow and creating "back up". So I simply cut the tip creating a bigger exit point allowing for a smooth stream of relief!!! I cant wait to perfect my stance and show my dad just how equal boys and girls are lmao! Over all I find this gimmick a success and worth having! Ladies, find your freedome and pee on!

when i read that it was made of silicone i expected the sturdiness that silicone products tend to host. like the divacup. i expected it to be hard enough to press against my pelvic floor and pee without leakage because i could press hard enough to contain urination pressure... unfortunately, and for some reason, this urination device was made of floppy thin rubber-like stuff. it will not contain pee at a normal release rate. the bulb fills up and nomatter how hard i think i'm pushing the part against my body, it cracks and overflows and i make a mess. this is a fault of sizing. this thing is HUGE. it covers bush to anus and outer labia lips! so not only is it difficult to make a seal, but it gets EVERYTHING wet, like peeing in a diaper and then removing it and cleaning yourself off. functionally this urination device only needs to cover the area around the urethra. maybe, they dont give credit to the women who will be purchasing this device, but i know exactly where my urethra is. and i expected a smaller stronger silicone thing that could contain the pressure of urination instead of flopping around like pizza dough. the exit for this device is blocked mostly so that only a smaller amount of urine can escape at one time. that may be causing some of the pressure problems, i may try to cut the blocked end off so it drains properly. from the picture i thought this thing was 3 inches long, so i thought this would be a great device to own. i was wrong. i will purchase another version of this device if they make the silicone at least a centimeter thick to withstand pressure so that i may press the cup part against my body without fear of crumpling or overflow. they also need to make it 2 inches wide at the cup part TOPS, so that no mess gets into the other parts. To pee standing up using your fingers you need to align your urethra to a straight line and clear the way to form no resistance from the urethra. to do this take your dominant hand and make an upside down V, spread your inner labia with the V so the skin is flat around your urethra (use a mirror to locate your urethra if you're not sure). next you need to pull upwards towards your belly button. so you are spreading and pulling, this aligns the skin so the urethra has a straight clear shot. then you push it out strong, then relax and pee normally, still holding the inner labia outwards, and pulling the whole vulva upwards towards your belly button. when you feel like you are almost done peeing, push it out fast and stop a second early so the stream is still strong enough not to dribble. if you do this correctly, the urine will not touch your labia or fingers. the only downside to this is that you have to wash your hands afterwards, but i guess you should be doing that anyways.

Brilliant. I have a sheewee but found that having less 'tucked up' labia it was trickier to use without splash back. The fuller cup on the go girl is easier for my body shape. I was a little worried that the end may be a little short but is fine even through trousers. (You can buy an extension too) it is also compatible with sheewees shorts with the easy access fly. To get back into its tube fold the spout into the middle then fold/roll like a fajita then squeezes in. Great for discreet wees outdoors. Very liberating.

Übung macht den Meister! Aber alles in einem ist das ein super Teil, gut verarbeitet und unheimlich prakrisch. Eins sei anzumerken: Hose muss trotzdem runter, wenn auch nur ein bisschen. Das ist aber kein Grund der GoGirl einen Stern abzuziehen, lieber Hose runter als Hose nass ;)

Mi novia lo ha usado en baños públicos y una ocasión en la carretera. Dice que es muy fácil de usar, muy práctico. No te tiene que bajarse el pantalón como regularmente lo tendría que hacer. Es de silicón y puedes guardarlo en una bolsa ziploc.

Perfecto para salir de viaje o de fiesta si eres escrupulosa con los servicios publicos. Facil de llevar y de usar. Muy higiénico y cómodo, aunque debes practicar un par de veces antes en casa para saber usarlo bien.

Works as advertised, and surprisingly not messy with a little practice. Great.