29 devices · GMDN 40504
Hand-held urinals are reusable, portable containers designed for patients to urinate directly into, offering a discreet alternative to traditional bedpans or commodes. They come in various forms, such as bottle-style models with handles or flexible pouches, and may include funnels or tubing for easier use, though they are not meant to be worn by the patient.
These devices are typically regulated as medical products under general safety and performance standards, with classification varying by jurisdiction. They are often supplied as reusable items, requiring cleaning and maintenance between uses, and may be sold as standalone products or as part of larger urinary care systems.
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