CareBag Emesis Bag with Super Absorbent Pouch- Absorbs 16 oz.– 20 Vomit Bags- No More Leaks and Splashes- Single Use- Reduces Odors- Easy Disposal- Medical Grade- by Cleanis

Pros: the mouth opening is nicely large and stays open well via the plastic ring at the top. Also the unused ones stack well for easily storing multiples in convenient grab and go spots around the house. Even the stacks of five or more never tumble over. Cons: for me the biggest con is that there’s no good way to seal them up for disposing in the garbage (the bag part isn’t long enough to just tie in a knot), and I’m uncomfortable flushing the little anti-smell packet at the bottom ( not sure what’s in there, but it’s in a plastic packet). Overall they’re convenient and effective, but not perfect so I gave them four stars of five. Nonetheless I will purchase them again.

Easy to use and very absorbent. Perfect to keep in the car for anyone who gets motion sickness during road trips or just driving around town.

Does the trick

Im one of the unfortunate souls who has always suffered from severe motion sickness. Cars, boats, planes, VR, even just putting on good noise-canceling headphones sometimes gives me motion sickness. When I was young, we would take old containers in the car for me to be sick into. As I got older, we switched to trash bags and found medicines that would help a little bit. It was a revelation when we discovered the standard blue emesis bags about a decade ago, and its just as big of a game changer to find these now! I recently got sick in the car with my poor little niece, and the only comfort I could take from it was that at least she didnt have to see or smell it, thanks to these bags. Ive already ordered more, to make sure we can have them anytime someone gets sick!

Just as described. Easy to carry in a pocket or purse.

I tend to have bouts of extreme nausea due to medications I take for an autoimmune disease. As a result, sometimes I need things such a an emesis bag. I have tried many things, but reusable stuff mean you need to dispose of the contents then was the reusable container. If you are ill or just vomited you dont want to be washing a bowl. Bags leak. Using baggies works, but you still must empty them to keep the smell away. The thing that seems to work best for me was the hospital emesis bags. Easy to hold, sturdy, and you can cover your mouth so not to get any on you or the floor. But, again, the smell. So I tried these and it was exactly what I needed. It has a pouch that absorbs the liquid contents so that you can throw it away without leaking, and it absorbs the odor as well. You can throw it away in the trash and not have to worry about a smelly room until you are well enough to take the trash out. I fully reccomend them. I keep one in my purse and my travel medical kit as well as at home. And before trolls say but the toliet yes, but if you have limited mobility, can not kneel on the floor or bend well, or are bed bound, or in a place with no bathroom this is great.

I’ll never throw up in anything else! You don’t have to worry about aiming correctly into the barf bowl, or into a dirty toilet. Just put this Ralph catcher right up to your mouth and let it out. Easy to take with you, easy for kids to use. Then when you’re done just twist, hold it in place in with the top.

Great Product! Easy to used, and easy to store. Would definitely recommend.

The package came as expected. Love the purple.

Great