Stand To Pee
Stand to pee
Stand to pee, explained.
A stand-to-pee device (STP) is a shaped funnel that sits against your body and channels flow forward, so you can use a urinal or stand at the toilet.
- How it works: a gentle curve seals against the body; the spout makes it easy to aim.
- Start at home: practice in the shower before you take it out.
- Two materials: TPE or silicone, both latex free, in three shades.
- Care: rinse, then soap and water.
On video
See Stand to Pee TPE, Light →Stand to Pee TPE, Light, in action.
Questions
How do I practice?
Start in the shower, then try at the toilet at home. Go slowly at the start of the stream until the seal feels right.
How do I get a good seal?
Press the cup up and slightly back, keep the spout angled down and relax your hips.
How do I carry it?
Rinse after use and keep it in a small zip pouch in your bag or pocket. Wash with soap and warm water at home.
TPE or silicone?
Both are phthalate and latex free, squishy, flexible and waterproof, with the same shape and size. The difference is the material.