Peri Bottle 500ml for Postpartum Care, Portable Travel Bidet for Baby, Women or Bedridden Patient with 2 Nozzles for Different Needs

There was no way I could use the hospital's peri bottle since it doesn't have an angled spout, so I knew I needed something better. It was going to be Frida Mom glass, but it turned out that I liked this one better. It is different from the Frida since it is see-through That top button makes the water come out automatically when the water is pushed through. My decision to get this one was solely based on the button feature. It is always possible to squeeze the bottle when I need a more vigorous flow. Sometimes I just need a moderate flow, so I can access it by pressing a When I gave birth to my baby, I brought this to the hospital with me and it really helped with the healing process.

Karter HUMPHRIES

| Jun 10, 2021

As a result of this, it has been painful to use the restroom due to skin eruptions. If I didn't have the Peri-Bottle, I don't know how I would get through this. By using it, I was able to deal with painful situations more comfortably.

Delaney Wolf

| Jan 17, 2021

I use this for all of my defecations I will take it on any overnight trip I make. The pros are Simply by looking at the first two, you will definitely want to buy this. I must mention*br Together, the apparatus extends for a certain distance. It must be at least a foot long, and probably longer. I can't find a ruler for it, but it is probably well over a foot long. My weight has remained dangerously high even after I've lost 60 pounds Despite the fact that I'm heavier than 70 pounds, I was worried about reaching where this must go, and while I couldn't reach it comfortably from the front while seated on the toilet, I was able to reach it from behind. I must mention*br I use the bottle almost exclusively for water since its capacity allows me to drink almost no water You may fill it for a second shot. I must mention*br As a result of the raised lettering on the bottle, you can grip it more easily and direct the nozzle more effectively. The cons are Neither bothers me, at least not much. I must mention*br Insufficient water pressure is generated when the button on the bottom is pressed Babies might be able to manage with this amount This is because the bottle can be squeezed to release the product. In the case of severe arthritis in your hands, this product probably isn't for you, but if you suffer from diabetic neuropathy like me, or if you have mild arthritis, then it may work for you. I must mention*br I would like to point out one very minor quibble There are even some who believe that anal retentiveness exists Nevertheless, I wish the notch in the bottle top was a different color than the rest of it, so the bottle top would not be worn down over months and months of daily use from the nozzle wand grinding into it This is what I tend to use immediately after defecating, which helps minimize both the amount of fecal matter left in my mouth and the spread of the matter when I stand up to wipe myself clean. My estimation is that this could save me three to five minutes, but I still need a few minutes to finish cleaning myself, not the two or three swipes that a mechanical or electric bidet would have required (water just can't get too far down my legs). However, I have found that I have enjoyed this purchase considering my low expectations.

Margaret Bowers

| Nov 01, 2020

I think you did a great job Immediately postpartum, I used this to soothe and cleanse my skin I found it much more soothing and cleansing than the peribottle that the hospital gives you. Using it after urinating makes cleaning up easier, and it prevents you from having to take a shower each time you urinate to keep clean. This is a highly recommended book!.

Brixton Li

| Sep 26, 2020

After having a baby, this product worked well during the first week postpartum. In any case, it stopped working after one week. There is a push button to get the water to flow out of the top, but the water started leaking from below it. I've attempted to fix it, but I've been unable to do so. The piece doesn't have a place to go because you can't get your hand in it.

Lilliana Klein

| Aug 15, 2020

I like that it has a button on it, and the bottle seems to be of good The button, however, releases a very tiny jet of water that is practically useless unless you want to stick the bidet up Normally, the only way to create a controllable, predictable stream is to squeeze, which is often messy. I wanted the button so that I could control that in a controlled manner. If I squeeze too hard, I scare myself, back off the squeeze, then I see a tiny stream of water pouring out of the bottle. If I use a spray bottle, I think I'll have better results.

Priscilla McCarty

| Jan 26, 2021

While the whole purpose of this purchase was to save on toilet paper use, it has been accomplished. On the other hand, the button on the bottom is less than satisfactory. When using the button, the amount of water that comes out is so minute that it does not assist. The material is soft and pliable, so the button can be easily pressed.

Summer Cole

| Mar 24, 2021

Thanks to its leak-free design, this bottle is a favourite of mine! The caps on two others leak where they are threaded Using the button alone and without squeezing the pump restricts the flow considerably.

Eileen Barr

| May 23, 2021