Best Urinal Bottles
Managing continence at home should be simple, comfortable and private. Our urinal bottles are practical daily living aids and continence aids that help older Australians stay independent at home. Whether you need a portable urinal for travel, overnight use or bed rest, you will find the right option here.
Choosing the Right Urinal Bottle
A urinal bottle is a straightforward piece of equipment, but the right one makes a real difference to comfort and confidence. The key decisions are: male or female design, capacity, and whether a spill-proof lid matters to you. All our bottles are made from durable plastic and are easy to clean at home.
Male Urinal Bottles
Male urinal bottles have a wide-necked opening so they can be used comfortably while in bed, seated in a wheelchair, or travelling. Most hold between 750ml and 1 litre. An integrated handle makes them easy to hold, and a screw-on lid keeps things contained between uses. Graduated markings on the side let you monitor output, which is useful when managing fluid intake.
If you or someone you care for spends long periods in bed, a 2-litre option provides more capacity for overnight use. Look for a bottle with a stable base so it sits safely on a bedside table without tipping.
Female Urinal Bottles
Female urinal bottles have a contoured, low-profile opening shaped to fit a woman's anatomy. They can be used while lying flat, slightly reclined, or seated. A sealed lid and ergonomic grip make them practical for independent use. Some models include a flexible extension tube, which makes positioning easier.
If bending or reaching is difficult, look for a bottle with a longer handle or a tube extension. This is a small detail that makes a big practical difference to daily comfort.
Spill-Proof and Portable Options
Spill-proof urinal bottles use a one-way valve in the opening that prevents liquid from coming back out once it is in. This makes them ideal for use while lying at an angle, during transport, or when getting to the bathroom quickly is not always possible. Many are compact enough to carry in a bag.
Portable urinal bottles with a screw cap and carry handle are useful for day trips, car travel, or hospital visits. Lightweight designs in hard plastic are easy to clean and reuse many times.
Browse our full range above. If you have a question about which bottle suits your needs, contact our team and we will point you in the right direction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a male and female urinal bottle?
Male urinal bottles have a wide-necked opening shaped for use while seated or lying down. Female urinal bottles have a contoured, low-profile opening designed to fit a woman's anatomy. Both are available in spill-proof designs with sealed lids. If you are unsure which suits you best, check the product description for the intended use.
What size urinal bottle should I buy?
Most urinal bottles hold between 750ml and 1 litre, which is enough for typical use. Larger 2-litre options are available for overnight use or when access to facilities is limited for longer periods. Graduated markings on the side let you monitor output, which can be useful when managing fluid intake.
How do I clean and disinfect a urinal bottle?
Rinse the bottle with warm water immediately after use. Wash with a mild detergent and rinse thoroughly. Many of our urinal bottles are autoclavable (steam sterilisable) for a deeper clean. Always check the product label before autoclaving. A bottle brush makes cleaning the inside much easier, particularly around the opening.
Can I use my NDIS plan or DVA funding to buy a urinal bottle?
Yes, urinal bottles can often be purchased using NDIS funding (under consumables or daily living supports) or DVA funding. Contact your plan manager, support coordinator, or DVA case officer to confirm your entitlements and request approval. Once approved, we provide a tax invoice. Pay it and we ship your order straight away.