$23.95
The Sports and Travel Freshette is a female urinary device, also known as a pee funnel or stand-to-pee device.
It offers a convenient solution – with minimal undressing – anytime getting to a restroom is a challenge. The back edge of the funnel collects residual drops with a forward swiping motion, eliminating the need for toilet paper. Includes palm-sized funnel, 5″ retractable extension tube, and reusable plastic carrying bag.
Using your Freshette instructions HERE
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The Sports and Travel Freshette is a female urinary device, also known as a pee funnel or stand-to-pee device.
It offers a convenient solution – with minimal undressing – anytime getting to a restroom is a challenge. The back edge of the funnel collects residual drops with a forward swiping motion, eliminating the need for toilet paper. Includes palm-sized funnel, 5″ retractable extension tube, and reusable plastic carrying bag.
Using your Freshette instructions HERE
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