
Disposable Emesis Bags
Convenient, leak-resistant blue sickness bags for travel and medical emergencies
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JulianaFirst to rec“Stash some in your car. Stash some in your house for stomach bugs. Stash some in your purse for morning sickness. Never have a kid throw up on themselves.”
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morgan baskin“I have yet to use these and also they have changed my life. I am nauseous a lot, and a master puker. There are situations, however, where skilled or not, one can't just throw up. So far, being able to clutch one of these has improved my experience of those situations immensely. Apparently, I just needed to know that I could throw up if I had to. I have some all over the place, car, bag, partner's car, in a cheerful purple I found on Amazon. You can twist and lock them in a notch on the side so there isn't leakage. I have also heard they are great in a pinch for garbage or wet things when out and about.”
Kate H.“This is a mom protip. When norovirus strikes, it’s so nice to just pull these out and not have to keep washing a puke bowl. Plus it’s easier for kids to hold onto and direct the…emesis into.”
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