McKesson Male Urinal – 32 oz (946 mL) Bedside Urinal Bottle with Closure
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McKesson 1000mL Male Urinal With Closure
SKU: 51-H140-01
1000mL (1 Quart) Capacity | Attached Transparent Lid | Odor Containment | Translucent Body | Angled 2.5" Opening | Ribbed Polyethylene Base | Bed-Rail Handle Clip | Single-Patient Multi-Use | FSA Eligible | Latex Free
A 1000mL (1 quart) male urinal with an attached transparent lid that closes securely after use to prevent spilling and contain odors. The translucent body and clear lid allow easy visualization of contents and volume without opening. The angled opening positions naturally for male use in bed or seated. A ribbed polyethylene base provides stability when placed on a flat surface. The contoured handle clips to healthcare bed rails for convenient bedside positioning between uses. Graduated markings for volume measurement. Single-patient multi-use. FSA eligible. Latex free. Sold individually or 50/case.
Order by Part Number
| SKU | Capacity | Quantity Options |
|---|---|---|
| 51-H140-01 | 1000 mL (1 qt / 32 oz) | Each | 50/Case |
For single-patient multi-use — do not share between patients. Questions? 1-866-218-0902
Key Features
- Attached transparent lid — closes securely to prevent spillage during transport and storage; contains odors between emptying cycles
- Translucent body with clear lid — allows visual inspection of contents and approximate volume without opening; facilitates output monitoring without handling
- Angled opening — 2.5" circumference opening positioned at an angle for natural male use in supine, semi-reclined, or seated position
- Ribbed polyethylene base — ribbing adds structural strength and stability when set on a bedside table, tray, or floor surface
- Contoured bed-rail handle — handle shaped to hook onto standard healthcare bed rails, keeping the urinal at bedside within easy reach and off the floor
- Graduated volume markings — for output measurement and monitoring
- Lightweight polyethylene construction — durable and easy to clean
- Single-patient multi-use — designated for one patient; not for sharing between patients
- 1000mL (1 quart / 32 oz) capacity
- FSA eligible | Latex free
Clinical FAQs
What does the attached lid add and when does it matter most?
An open urinal without a lid presents two practical problems during inpatient or home care: spillage during handling or transport, and persistent odor in the patient's room between emptying cycles. The attached lid on this McKesson urinal addresses both. Once the patient or caregiver closes the lid after use, the urinal can be set on a bedside table, handed to a caregiver, or repositioned on the bed rail without risk of the contents spilling during movement. The lid also creates a partial seal that significantly reduces urine odor between empties — relevant in shared hospital rooms, long-term care settings, and home bedrooms where odor management affects patient and family comfort. The transparent lid also allows the caregiver to estimate fill level and assess urine color at a glance without opening the urinal, which is a small but meaningful hygiene advantage during rounds or family care.
What is the bed-rail handle and how is it used?
The contoured handle on this urinal is shaped to hook over the top rail of a standard hospital or home care bed frame — allowing the urinal to hang on the bed rail at the patient's side within easy independent reach. For male patients who are capable of some self-care but cannot get out of bed to use a toilet, this positioning means the urinal is consistently accessible without requiring the patient to reach awkwardly across the bed or call for assistance to locate it. The handle keeps the urinal elevated off the bed surface and off the floor, reducing contamination risk and keeping it available in the same location at all times. For bedridden patients on fluid management protocols, having the urinal consistently at the bed rail also makes it easier to confirm output monitoring between nursing assessments.
How does this compare to the McKesson Female Urinal (SKU 146-RTLPC23201-F) also in the MDS catalog?
Both are McKesson 1000mL single-patient reusable urinals, FSA eligible and latex free. The primary differences are anatomical design and lid configuration. The female urinal has a wide contoured opening shaped for female perineal anatomy and does not have an attached lid — it relies on the wide opening's stable rim for spill resistance during use. This male urinal has a narrower angled 2.5" opening appropriate for male anatomy and features the attached transparent lid for post-use odor containment and spill prevention during handling. The male urinal also has the bed-rail clip handle for bedside mounting, which the female urinal does not. For facilities or home care settings managing both male and female patients, both urinals are appropriate to stock — anatomical design is the primary selection criterion.
Questions about urinal selection, bed-rail compatibility, or case pricing? Call our product specialists: 1-866-218-0902
