The disclosure comprises a portable urinal device. The urinal device comprises a housing with an exterior surface and defines an interior cavity along with a first actuator and a second actuator. The urinal device also comprises a waste collector assembly. The waste collector assembly includes a bracket arm, activated by the first actuator from a closed position. The waste collector assembly further includes a plurality waste collector brackets. The waste collector brackets are configured to extend from the housing and translate vertically in the interior cavity. The translation of the waste collector brackets is activated by the second actuator. The waste collector assembly also includes a waste collector. The waste collector is configured to stay in a folded configuration while the waste collector assembly is in the housing. The waste collector is configured to expand to a container configuration when the waste collector bracket is extended from the interior cavity.

A disposable garment incorporates a system for collecting fluid waste from a user, i.e., urine, while the user is unable to visit a bathroom for a lengthy time duration. A collection chamber in the system receives urine flow from the user, and the collection chamber connects with a bladder which receives the urine via a one-way Tesla-type tube which prevents backflow during fluid transfer. Also incorporated into the garment is a pair of saddlebags, with each bag connected to a respective portion of the bladder for receiving and holding urine therefrom. For this purpose, each saddlebag contains a liquid absorbing material impregnated with a drying agent. Operationally, each bag is designed to conform against a leg of the user for the expected time duration. At the end of the time duration, the garment and bags are disposed of.

A catheter drainage bag assembly, a urine-collecting device, and a disposable, portable urine drainage kit is provided. The assembly includes a tube, a drainage bag, and a connector. The tube is secured to a mouth of the drainage bag by way of the connector. The urine-collecting device includes a foldable waterproof pouch with an inlet, a tubular reinforcement; and a connector connecting the inlet of the foldable waterproof pouch to the tubular reinforcement. The disposable, portable urine drainage kit includes at least one tube, at least one connector, and at least one urine drainage bag with a mouth that secures to the tube with the connector.

A system including a stoma cover and an applicator for applying a stoma cover for temporarily covering a stoma during exchange of an ostomy appliance. The stoma cover has a hood-like element with a proximal end portion and a distal end portion, wherein the proximal end portion of the hood-like element is configured to be adjustable to provide for a stoma entrance of the stoma cover to be of variable size, which can be manipulated using the applicator. Also disclosed is a stoma cover and a kit of parts.

A wearable urinary collection apparatus for being worn by a user, including an elongate, watertight, flexible receptacle having an entrance opening near one end thereof and an elongate, flexible backflow inhibiting device which is connected to and extends within a portion of the flexible receptacle and also includes an entrance opening to receive the user's penis therein. At least one of the entrance opening of the receptacle and the entrance opening of the backflow inhibiting device is configured to receive the user's penis therein such that urine discharged from the penis flows through the backflow inhibiting device into the receptacle. The receptacle and the backflow inhibiting device are each formed of flexible plastic sheet material and are each configured to collapse flat when not in use, and the backflow inhibiting device has constrictions formed therein for constricting and diverting flow of urine therethrough.

Urine collection bags, kits including urine collection bags, methods of collecting urine, and methods of manufacturing urine collection bags are disclosed herein. A urine collection bag includes an outer profile, an inner profile, and first and second external layers. The first and second external layers are sealed around a first periphery to define the inner profile. The inner profile has a container portion and an elongated portion.

A urinary kit and a method that teaches a young boy to stand and direct his urine into a toilet, using a funnel made of material folded around in a circle, rolled into the middle or bottom of the funnel, adhesive used to keep the remaining edge of the funnel, the boy puts his penis into the top of the funnel, and the bottom of the funnel into the toilet. The top of the funnel is foldable to prevent leakage after use, and a label is placed into the toilet for the boy to keep his eyes into the toilet.

A kink-free tube is provided. The tube has a longitudinally extending support, which is unable to be stretched in a longitudinal direction. Furthermore, it is possible to stretch the tube at an outer curve of a bend and to butt or compress it at an inner curve of a bend.

A urination device includes a receptacle having a cuboid shape. The receptacle further includes a top, a bottom, a front, a back, a first side, and a second side. A top opening is defined by an inner edge at the top of the receptacle. A front opening is defined by a front edge at the front of the receptacle. An elongated v-shaped channel is defined along the bottom from the front to the back. At least a portion of the elongated v-shaped channel is disposed below the top opening.

The present invention provides a circuit including a plurality of component parts formed on a substrate and having common functions, wherein the plurality of component parts each includes a detection part which shows responsiveness to moisture; wherein the responsiveness to moisture varies between the plurality of component parts; and wherein the presence or absence of a response to moisture detected by each detection part corresponds to a binary digital signal, and whereby the circuit outputs a sequence of binary digital signals.