The female urinal bottle is a contoured hand-held urinal shaped for women, for use where getting to a toilet is difficult or not possible. The opening is shaped to sit against the body, and a wide mouth with an angled spout is what gives the user control and keeps spills down, which is the difference between a urinal that can be managed alone and one that cannot. It can be used lying in bed, sitting, or standing, so the same bottle covers a night beside the bed and a day out where accessible toilets are uncertain. The body is a translucent plastic with an integrated handle, so the contents are visible and the bottle stays easy to hold when full. It holds 1 L, weighs 125 g empty, and is cleaned by hand in water up to 50 degrees Celsius.

A urinal only works if the person can position it themselves, which is why the contoured opening and the angled spout matter more than capacity. Being usable lying, seated or standing means one bottle covers bedside use, recovery after surgery and time away from an accessible toilet. At 125 g it is light enough to hold steady when full, and the translucent body lets output be checked without decanting.