MP MOZZPAK Vomit Bags – 24 Pack – 1000ml Emesis Bags – Leak Resistant, Medical Grade, Portable, Disposable Barf, Puke, Throw Up, Nausea Bags for Travel Motion Sickness, Car & Aircraft, Kids, Taxi

I’ve had really bad morning sickness with my current pregnancy. I bought these several weeks and had a few close calls but didn’t have to use them. It has been mentally very helpful to have them while driving with a seatbelt on. It’s very reassuring to have one sitting on my lap. Thankfully I kept some in my car because I finally really needed one. I suddenly got very sick on a short drive home. These works so well in terms of containment and the volume they hold is… impressive! I’m going to keep these in the car for when my son gets a little older. Right now he gets l car sick occasionally but can’t “aim” it, but I bet in a year or so they will be very helpful for that too.

My boyfriend drives for Uber and Lyft, and ran into one of those situations of not responding he needed someone until it was needed. After driving incident free for 2 years, not one, but 2 drunk passengers vomited in the (cloth) backseat of our car... And one actually vomited ON my boyfriend's shoulder! Yeah, the $150 cleaning fees he collected from each was nice, but prevention is the best option! I ordered these after the second incident. Luckily he hasn't had to use them, but they are available just in case!

Got these for a family road trip this summer but they really ended up shining when we all caught the stomach flu a few months later. My kiddo sleeps in a top bunk and if you've never had to change top-bunk sick sheets at 2AM, you are blessed lol. These have saved me so many times. I will never be without them.

My daughter gets car sick & we rely on these for her in the car. Never had one tear or separate from the plastic ring, so they’ve held up well!

I have emetaphobia and this right here is a life saver during road trips. To have the piece of mind that if my kids needed them they could easily use them was really a life saver!

If you have a problem with frequent nausea, get these. They work fine, fair price. I have 10 near the bed, I carry one in my jacket pocket when out.

I bought these for a friend going through chemo. They are easily available when she needs them

These have been a lifesaver for keeping puke from my kids going everywhere. They are well made and thick, like the ones you find at the doctor's office. I keep at least one in the car because you never know when you'll need it. I used to keep one in my backpack for the emergency purposes but I've been lacking in that and need to get better about that. They are easy for your child to keep by their side to reach for if they have to puke during the night and keeps the puke trail throughout the house to a minimum as they go down the hall or down the stairs or wherever you are to your room to tell you they are puking. They are a must-have item in the home and car (and backpack or purse if you have room).I could see where they could be great for teachers too if they have a child who's complaining of an upset stomah in the classroom. Not too pricey for a teacher's budget b/c you know their school isn't going to spend money for this...it's one of those things teachers would have to pay out of their pockets for.