A female urinary device including a urine stream collection container having a discharge opening and a stream collection opening, the stream collection opening being configured to surround and isolate a urethral opening, an internal baffle that cooperates with at least a urine sample container to provide a spillway to the discharge opening, where the spillway provides urine passage to a collection tank, and a probe configured for interior engagement with a vaginal opening for placement of the stream collection opening relative to the urethra opening.

A heated menstrual cup includes a main cup body comprising an upper section defining a substantially circular opening and a lower section comprising a fluid collection portion defining a closed lower end; and a flexible ring configured for removable attachment to the upper section of the flexible main cup body at the open upper end and further configured to be positioned around a cervix of a female human, the flexible ring defining a channel entirely enclosed therein. The flexible ring includes a sealed air container positioned within the channel, the air container containing air and comprising a frangible shell constructed to be broken to unseal the air container and release the air into the channel; and a thermogenic composition contained within the channel in isolation from air when the sealed air container is sealed, the thermogenic composition comprising one or more components that generate heat when in contact with the air released from the air container.

Two cylindrical parts (2, 3) are provided which are able to be coupled to each other with an axial sliding movement, of which, a first outer part (2) includes securing means (21) for the menstrual cup (4) to be placed, and a second inner part (3), which includes pushing means (31) which deploy the menstrual cup (4) from the securing means (21). The outer part (2) has an inner through hollow (22) suitable for receiving the inner part (3) in a fitted manner. The securing means (21) are made up of corresponding elastic arms which emerge parallel from the distal end (2a) of said part (2). The proximal end (2b) of the external part (2) has a smooth section (23). The appendages (31) of the inner part (3) have a perimeter edge and a length. The inner part (3) has an inner perforation (34) for inserting a thread-like element of the menstrual cup (4) as extraction means (4a).

A menstrual cup includes a receptacle having an exterior surface and an interior surface, the interior surface defining at least in part an interior cavity adapted for collecting fluid, the receptacle further extending from an open top end to a closed bottom end, the open top end having a predetermined diameter, the receptacle further including an upper rim portion at the open top end of the receptacle, and a main portion defining a decreasing diameter of the interior cavity while extending downwards from the open top end to the closed bottom end of the receptacle. Furthermore, the receptacle is at least partly formed of a renewable thermoplastic elastomer.

A female urine device includes a shell portion and a spout portion. The shell portion includes a bottom wall, a first sidewall, a second sidewall and a rear wall integrally connected to define a trough shaped inner chamber. A forward opening is defined by forward ends of the walls. An upper rim is defined by upper ends of the walls. The spout portion extends forward from the forward opening of the shell portion. A portion of the female urine device is phosphorescent.

A hygienic device for the collection of menstrual flow includes an impermeable and flexible body (2), that is receptacle-shaped, cup type, in which lower external part, the opposite to the mouthpiece (21), fastening means (3) to proceed to its withdrawal after it is used. The fastening means (3) includes a threadlike element (31). Eventually, the threadlike element (31) has a structure easy to be cut by one, two or more points (32), so that the user can cut it at will until leaving it with a minimum length. Eventually, the threadlike element (31) possesses, in the proximal area, at least, one protrusion (33) and at the distal end of the threadlike element (31) it possesses a protrusion (33). Eventually, at the upper part of the body (2) of the receptacle one or more holes (4) have been provided close to the edge of the mouthpiece (21).

A female urinary catheter system may be provided comprising a drainage aperture element with an outer edge surrounding an inner aperture. The system may utilize a catheter conduit coupled to the inner aperture and may comprise one or more conduit segments which each have a first terminal end and a second terminal end. Further, the system may utilize a storage receptacle coupled to the catheter conduit with the storage receptacle comprising a leg coupling mechanism. Additionally, an anchor element may be coupled adjacent the drainage aperture element to provide positional stability to the drainage aperture element

The disclosure relates to a hygiene product, in particular a menstrual cup, having a cup body comprising a cup wall defining a receiving space using an inner surface, the cup body comprising on a first end an opening opening into the receiving space, the opening having an edge, and at a second end, a bottom opposite the opening, and the cup body comprising a generally conical shape, tapering towards the bottom and terminating in a tip. The hygiene product is characterized in that the cup body is rotationally asymmetric and a central axis of the cup body runs curved.

Arrangements described herein relate to a device for collecting intravaginal fluid. The device is defined by a hollow collector and a flexible fluid collection bag, wherein the device is configured such that when inserted into the vagina, the hollow collector forms a seal with the inner walls of the vagina, while the fluid collection bag extends outside the body. By allowing fluid to collect outside the body rather than inside the, the device is permitted to be narrow in diameter (such as, for example, the diameter of a tampon), to increase user comfort. Flaps at the opening of the hollow collector may be used to seal fluid within the device when it is extracted from the body.

A menstrual cup having improved leakage protection along with enhanced features for facilitating its swift and easy removal from a user that includes a cup shaped main body having an open top end and a closed bottom end, an elongated loop member attached to an exterior of the closed bottom of the main body, a lip member positioned about an outer circumference of the open top of the cup shaped main body, and one or more of a spiral ribbing located about an interior surface of the cup shaped main body extending from the open top of the main body to the closed bottom of the main body, a plurality of openings extending through the cup shaped main body located near the open top of the main body and spaced equidistantly from one another about a circumference of the main body, and a plurality of raised oblong shaped rings equidistantly spaced apart from one another on an exterior surface of the cup shaped main body near the closed bottom of the main body which form suction release indentations.