Mobile Toilet Bedpan

There are various types of mobile toilet bedpans, and their prices vary depending on the material and functionality.

Plastic Bedpans: These are relatively common and affordable. For example, a plastic bedpan for the elderly, bedridden individuals, men, and women, with a price of only ¥1.8, is usually simply designed and suitable for daily use in general households, especially providing convenience for the elderly or patients with mobility issues. An integrated bedpan for the elderly, bedridden individuals, for urination and defecation, for postpartum care, made of portable plastic for both urination and defecation, is priced at ¥2.47. This integrated design may be more convenient for use and cleaning, meeting basic excretion needs. A bedpan with a lid for bedridden individuals, a plastic bedpan for urine collection, suitable for hospitals, postpartum women, and the elderly, with a dual-purpose function for both urination and defecation, priced at ¥11.97. The design with a lid helps reduce odor emission, keeping the environment clean, and the dual-purpose function increases its practicality, making it suitable for various settings such as hospitals and homes.

Bedpans of Other Materials: In addition to plastic materials, there are relatively more expensive bedpans for the bedridden elderly, paralyzed patients, for urination and defecation, for postpartum women, men, and women patients lying in bed, priced at ¥31.9. These bedpans may perform better in terms of material durability, comfort, or user-friendly design. For example, they may use softer materials or have a more ergonomic design to enhance the user experience.

Bedpans for Special Environments: For waterless environments such as outdoors and mobile toilets, a 304 stainless steel foot-operated packaged squat toilet is a suitable choice. The 304 stainless steel material is corrosion-resistant and has high strength, enabling it to adapt to relatively harsh outdoor environments. The foot-operated packaged design facilitates the treatment of excrement in waterless conditions, avoiding dependence on water resources, and is suitable for scenarios such as temporarily constructed mobile toilets or field operations.