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URINAL, male, 1 litre, with lid, plastic, graduated

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URINAL, male, plastic

Definition

A urinal is essentially a handheld portable toilet used by people unable to use a bathroom toilet. It is a bottle style and is used to collect urine only, in a sitting or standing position. It is anatomically designed for male use.

Specifications

Quality standards

BS 3215, 1995, Specification for reusable portable urinals

Technical specifications

  • Translucent plastic. ​The preferred plastics are polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP) for strength, durability and low cost.
    • Polyethylene urinals are often favoured for personal use at home as these can simply be washed with water and detergent​s.
    • Polypropylene products tend to be preferred in hospitals due to its ability to withstand the high washing temperatures required by hospital standards.
  • Narrowed opening at the ‘neck' of the bottle.
  • With easy to hold handles (preferred)
  • All edges should be contoured and surfaces should be smooth with no hidden rims that can attract bacteria.
  • Flat bottomed bottle: more stable and less likely to spill
  • With a secure fitting lid which reduces the risk of leaks, spills and odours
  • Capacity: 1 liter
  • Graduated: per 100 ml

Instructions for use

  • Intended for hospital wards.
  • Must be replaced regularly.
  • Must be disinfected between patients with chlorine
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