Emesis Bag Disposable, 25 Pack Disposable Vomit Bags, Car Sickness Bag, Aircraft Barf Bags Disposable Nausea Barf Bags for Travel Motion Sickness

Good quality

I first encountered these bags in the hospital in surgery recovery. They have come in handy a few times for both travel sickness and the flu. Keep one in easy reach of the bed or in the seat pocket in the car. So much easier to use than a plain plastic bag or bowl, and less likely to have odor/spillage problems. Can't say nausea is something to look forward to, but you'll be happy you have these around. Now, if I could just train my cat to use one...

Most of my family get migraines and my mom who I take to dr appointments has them severely along with other medical issues. Because of that I got these to keep by the beds and in cars. She also gets car sick, so they have come in handy. The best part was when I was a DD and my friend got sick in the backseat of my car. Thankfully had these in the door for her. Very happy with them

Very fast shipping. Needed them for big party weekend at the college I work at trying to keep things "contained". Didn't actually get used but better to have them and not need them then need them and not have them of course.

I *HATE THROWING UP!* While they serve their purpose, I wish I didn't have find that out. How they are supposed to get tied off is a mystery. I've dumped contents in toilet, rinsed then thrown away. Used a grocery bag to tie off. Learned emesis is another word for vomit. That feeling of *get a bag now & hurry!!!* I kept doubled bags at the ready. You *do not* want to do that! as there will be leakage.

Conveniently packaged in a stack. Feels durable although time will tell if it will hold up to the purpose of the item. I'm a rideshare driver who drives at night picking up drunk people. I learned the hard way to drive prepared. 2 accidental puddles later, I paid for the bags reasonably priced. I'll update on results if I ever get to pass one to a passenger or my kids.

Bought these in the first few weeks of morning sickness because I'd had Hyperemesis Gravidarum in my previous pregnancy. They were sturdy, reliable, didnt leak, and held a lot. I kept a few stashed around the house, in my purse, and in my car. They were a life saver.

I used these for a long bus ride with my middle school class of 30. About 10 minutes into the ride some of my students experienced motion sickness. These bags were very convenient to place next to students who needed them. But most importantly they were very durable for the job. Also they are very easy to dispose.