A urinal bottle solves a blunt, practical problem: the toilet is too far away at night, after surgery, in the car, or when mobility makes every trip a project. Used well, it prevents falls, accidents and a lot of lost sleep.
We stock the full Aspire range from around $10: standard male urinals, with-lid versions, the spillproof model that seals when tipped, and the Cygnet female urinal, which is shaped to actually work for women rather than being an afterthought.
These are NDIS continence consumables, funded from the core budget, no quote, delivered discreetly Australia-wide. If night-time bathroom trips are becoming risky, a urinal plus a bedside commode covers most situations for under $200 total. Not sure what combination makes sense? Our pharmacists answer these questions without a hint of awkwardness on 1300 216 888.
