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Welcome to the Road Trip Potty BLOG! Our blog will discuss Road Trip Potty, product updates, and issues connected to emergency urination situations.
Road Trip Potty: The Must-Have Travel Companion for Every Adventure
In the world of road tripping, there's one essential item that savvy travelers swear by: the Road Trip Potty. This innovative product revolutionizes the way we experience journeys on the open road, offering unparalleled convenience, comfort, and peace of mind. If...
Drink More Water for a New You in the New Year!
Drink more water! Drinking water each day is essential for maintaining good health. Keeping the body hydrated helps regulate body temperature, keeps joints lubricated, and prevents infections. Not only does water deliver nutrients to cells, but it also...
Top 4 Reasons to Avoid The “Pop and Squat”
Planning your road trip is fun and exciting! You’ve packed your favorite snacks, and you’re blasting out your favorite songs. And if you’re like most of us, then you probably sing along at the top of your lungs as well! But do you know there is one thing that’s not fun about a road trip? Needing to use the restroom when there isn’t one around for miles.
Urinary Incontinence is More Common Than You Think
People often believe childbirth and old age cause urinary incontinence. While these two life happenings can play a role in bladder leakage, there are many reasons that a woman can experience urinary incontinence.
Do you have Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS)?
As we transition from one season to the next, it’s important to think about how our bodies change as well. So, I’m sharing information about a common issue that occurs in many women, Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS).
Better Bladder Health
Health often relies on knowledge, and November is Bladder Health Month! Take time to read this blog and educate yourself on the actions you can take to have a healthier bladder and a better quality of life in the future.
Hydration for Better Health
The average person urinates between 6 and 7 times a day1. However, a woman with urinary incontinence that stays hydrated can use the bathroom 10 times or more a day. This increased urination can be hugely inconvenient, but water intake is extremely beneficial to staying healthy. Rather than being embarrassed about using the bathroom during the day, pay attention to all the benefits of hydration.
How Does Dehydration Affect My Body?
Dehydration does affect my body. Urinary incontinence is an all-around inconvenience that women try their best to avoid, especially during social occasions or when they know they have to drive. Needing to run to and from the bathroom can be embarrassing and a hindrance depending on the setting of the social event or how many minutes you’re stuck in a vehicle.
Why Outdoor Public Toilets Can Be Bad for You
It’s that time of the year when it is impossible to venture outside without encountering an outdoor event. Fairs, festivals, parades, barbecues and more are gearing up, which means there will be more encounters with the dreaded outdoor public restroom. While these outdoor toilets were made with the best intentions, no one ever looks forward to entering one unless they are in extreme and dire straits.
Why Road Trip Potty is the Best Option for Women On The Go!
There aren’t too many options when women have to use the bathroom on the road. While there are different kinds of female urinals in the world, not all are helpful when it comes to traveling in a vehicle. There is only one option that fits the bill after considering urinary health, hygiene, convenience, and comfort. In the specific scenario of a woman sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic with no place to pull over and go, not all options pass the test.