Vomit Bags Disposable for Car - 50 Pack - Emesis Bags Medical Grade, Leak Resistant, Portable, Disposable Barf, Nausea, Puke, Throw Up Bags for Adults and Kids Travel Motion Sickness

Introduced to these in the hospital a couple of years ago. Great idea. Keep one in car, one in nightstand, one in end table and rest in vanity. Never know. Recently got a prescription. PA asked if I was allergic to anything. I did mention Amoxicillin. She kind of cut me off and said she would send something to pharmacy. Picked up later and read how to take. Ok, started. Just before bedtime and 2nd pill just taken, oops need a bag. Thank heavens next to the recliner. Called pharmacy next day to let them know. She said are you allergic to Amoxicillin - yes. Well this product has it in it - thank you PA!!! I will call and get them to do it right. Wow, no time to run and glad it was there. Also does anyone really puke in the toilet anymore - gosh I hope not.

I got these to have on hand in our car when traveling with our grandkids after my daughter began singing their praises. Unlike the washtub we carried in the car for her, these bags take care of the job and can be twisted off to contain the unpleasant odors and mess until you can stop and dispose of them. I’ll stash a few in each car and keep the rest at home for emergencies.

Easy to use and perfect for traveling. It is sort of see through but you’re able to see how much is in the bag. Ties into itself so it’s easy to dispose of

I've used these before so I know how well they are for vomiting. I have a friend who had stomach problems that ended up with him vomiting. He usually used a bucket for it but after going to the hospital and finding out about these, switched to these instead. They're deep enough to hold down the contents with worry about spillage. And fully collapsed it's perfect to keep in cars or even bags. Definitely a great thing to have for emergencies

These have already saved my car, car seats, several outfits, and most importantly, saved me the huge dread/headache of cleaning the aftermath of what would have happened if I didn't have these bags!I cannot be more thankful that I got these bags. I initially got them for a PCS move with 2 children under 5. It was going to be a 3-4 day drive and I was worried my kids would get car sick, so I built a little shelf on their car seat side and we practiced how to grab a bag to use if they felt nauseous. I may have overprepared myself, but THANK GOODNESS. These are small enough to fit TWO bags if needed (and by golly, they WERE needed), they don't get tangled up or caught on stuff when you are in a rush and lose your fine motor skills, and they are deep enough to avoid splash back, especially if you take a break in between... umm... tossing your cookies.The plastic on this is REALLY good quality, and it's a good thing to have stocked in the car in case of emergencies.... which actually happened unexpectedly today with an adult in the car who got food poisoning.The only thing I would advise is to get the powdered stuff that cleans up bio spills. I mean, I've tested it and even after using a bag and getting thrown on the floor, you have like a solid 30 seconds before you need to rush over and pick it up. With the powder though, you can concentrate on soothing your little one without worry about contents spilling out.You may be thinking... "I'll get the 25 pack. 50 pack is too much" and to that I say.... If you have kids... 50 is NOT too much. You will end up needing these for your sanity or for practical usage more times than you think.

My sister is a kidney patient and constantly vomits. I always carry them in my car and add them to her purse wherever she goes. Good stuff.

I wish I would have bought these when I was in college. They would have been super useful for me and friends when we went too hard on a night out.Now that I am a mom, I love having these stashed in my car, diaper bag, and around the house. Kids will give you very little warning so it nice to have these little guys within reach for a tummy bug.

Life savers if you have kids in the car a lot.