MP MOZZPAK Vomit Bags Disposable 100 Pack - 1000ml Emesis Bags Leak-Proof Barf Bag Travel Friendly Puke Nausea

Bought these for my pediatric home health patient. They work great and hold a lot. The plastic is good. It’s not going to tear or get a hole in it with normal use. Gross, I know, but when he ran low on these once I even washed it out and reused it. Hey, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. The opening is plenty large enough as well. They are very lightweight and small enough to carry in different bags or a decent size purse. We keep these in the car, in his go-bag and in his little backpack used for his feeding pump. These sure beat using a towel, his blankie, grabbing anything we can or having to change him and wash everything. Worth every penny. PS I hope you feel better and don’t have to use these for long! 🫶🏻 Read more

Always good, always trustworthy. The bag is thicker then the ones inmy dialysis clinic and hospitals. This one hides the general color and....viscosity of the sick. Great deal and if you use a bit of tape at the top, after twisting the bag top, it helps with no leaking when taking it out to garbage. Very reliable. Read more

Threes are perfect for my child with gi problems. We carry them everywhere. Keeps them next to the bed. Perfect size to travel with. Greatly reduces messes. Never had one leak. Read more

I can attest that this works! I was sick and needed throw up bags and I had bought these for my daughter during our travel but I ended up needing them. The plastic is pretty easy to hold, very durable and thick. Easy to use and easy to tie off when done with it. Functions like a throw up bag and it was easy to use and dispose. I always tell my friends that these are the best throw up bags and the price is great! I have these in my cars and they don’t take up much room. Must have! Read more

Works great! Holds a lot and doesn't leak. I can’t believe it took me this long to praise a bag designed solely for the glorious act of upchucking—yet here I am, completely smitten! My two tiny tornadoes have an uncanny ability to go from “Mom, I’m fine” to “BLEEEHHH!” in a millisecond. Enter these lifesaving barf bags, here to rescue my car’s interior (and my dignity) from the wrath of motion sickness. They’re portable, discreet, and tough enough to handle whatever horrors my kiddos’ stomachs can conjure (trust me, they’ve tested the limits…in a restaurant…in front of everyone). Plus, it’s oddly satisfying that they seal up like a mini vault, so you’re not left breathing in the evidence of your unfortunate pit stop. Truth be told, I keep a stash just about everywhere now: glovebox, purse, nightstand—hey, better safe than scrubbing. If you have little ones prone to projectile “excitement” or an unpredictable friend who can’t handle twisty roads, you’ll love these. They’re like a superhero cape—only less fashionable, way more practical, and guaranteed to catch the…er…fallout. Trust me, your nose (and your upholstery) will be eternally grateful. Give these barf bags a shot—they just might save your next road trip, and possibly your sanity. Bon voyage, dear parents and travel warriors—let the only drama on your trip be from binge-watching shows, not unexpected hurling! Read more

These are perfect for sick kids. They are easy to use and prevent accidents. My kids can easily carry them around the house and use them at a moments notice. I always keep some in my car as well in case someone gets car sick. Once they are used it’s easy to tie them up and throw them away making for easy clean up. Read more

Got these for my son who was going through radiation therapy for cancer. We kept them in the car, by his bed or anywhere he would need them fast. They are standard size the hospitals have. Nice & compact. Perfect for emergency upset tummies! Read more

They work great. I'm still working with doctors in an effort to figure out why I frequently vomit. I'm paralyzed from the chest-down. Having these bags to throw up in have saved me from frequently missing a bucket instead. The most likely time that I would get vomit all over myself or my covers is when I'm in bed. I sleep on about a 45 degree wedge, so I'm not lying flat. That helps my trajectory into the bag, but it is still a bit precarious in that position. So, I have learned to get a couple of paper towels and position them on my upper-right chest/shoulder so that if I don't get it all in the bag, instead of getting it on myself or my covers, it gets on the paper towels. I recently switched to the Actmuen brand with 180 quantity because it's much more economical. Read more