Adult Slipper Bed Pan

Good product, good price

Too small

This is a great product, slips under easily, especially when sprinkled with a bit of talcum powder and is fairly comfortable. Just be careful as the pan is fairly small so may come over the sides! Very easy to roll on and off.

The media could not be loaded. I read the reviews and wasn’t sure but needed this urgently for a family member. I can safely say - It is useless, do not buy.It supposed to be a large green, sturdy bedpan withstanding 26 stone.. I could crush this pathetic flimsy tiny piece of rubbish comfortably with one hand.. as it’s coincidentally the same size as my hand. The plastic is so thin you can see through it, the edges are sharp and cheap and would hurt anyone trying to use it (if it didn’t shatter and cut them first). This item should be taken down from Amazon and the seller should be banned. It’s smaller than advertised in all dimensions, incorrect colour and style design, and dangerously cheap and flimsy. Please, if you’ve read other reviews and you’re not sure or you think it’s for a petite/ lightweight person just understand this. This is not even suitable for a 2 year old who is potty training.Avoid. Avoid. Avoid.

I purchased this item quickly without looking into the dimensions of it .I have given a 5 star rating for the value for money Because it is a well made robust aide As for it being a adult usage .All I can say is I managed to get one cheek somewhere near .it would be ideal for a child to use for the size of it .I'm not returning it as I can use it for something else connected to its usage .

This is an excellent producct. Easy to use. Comfortable for the user and a really nice look about it. Easy to clean and disinfect. Highly recommended.

Very helpfull with me being disabled

The design of these slip pans from a user point of view are pretty poor. I bought one for my wife's use as she is bed bound. The edges are too sharp for comfort and should be flanged, the pan is quite small even for the smaller person and tilts too easily if the patient needs to roll onto it, ideally it should have a wider base. The pan seems to have been designed to cost rather than ergonomics.