Female urination aid
AssigneeRH Medical Design Company, LLC
InventorsRebecca Hjorth, Aric Pahnke, Joshua Sybrowsky
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Abstract
A female urination aid and method of use. The female urination aid includes a lip shaped to fit against a vagina of the user. The lip is rounded for the comfort of the user. The lip defines an opening. The female urination aid further includes a nub extending from a first end of the lip. The nub is rounded. The female urination aid further includes a body extending from a bottom portion of the lip. The body defines a channel for shunting urine away from the user. A bottom of the body defines an outlet.
Claims21
A female urination aid, comprising:
- a lip shaped to fit against a vagina of a user, wherein the lip is rounded for comfort of the user, and wherein the lip defines an opening;
- a nub extending perpendicularly from a first end of the lip, wherein the nub consists of a single bell shaped structure that has a rounded shape configured to fit against the user and an open end opposite the rounded shape configured to face away from the user during use;
- a body extending from a bottom portion of the lip, wherein the body defines a channel for shunting urine away from the user, and wherein a bottom of the body defines an outlet.
A method of utilizing a female urination aid, comprising:
- removing the female urination aid from a container;
- positioning the female urination aid against a vulval vestibule of a user for urination, wherein a lip of the female urination aid fits inside labia minor of the vagina of the user and forms a tight seal around a urethral meatus of the user, wherein a nub defining a singular bell shaped structure extends from one end of the lip for comfortable positioning of the female urination aid, and wherein a rounded surface of the singular bell shaped structure of the nub extends perpendicularly from a plane of the lip interfaces with the vagina of the user and an open end opposite the rounded surface is configured to face away from the user during use.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.