50 Pcs Romed Breaking bag with Mouth piece Sick bag Barf bag Collection bag

I can't tell you how great these are!!!! I have 3 kids and 2 of whom are twins and the eldest child suffers from motion sickness. Every year they get stomach bug from school and this year they had some awful other bug that affects their glands which for small children (under 16) are still connected to their stomachs making them vomit 3 or 4 times in an hour/every hour with 3 kids.... am still too tired to do the maths on how many we went through. We have tried a lot of different types of vomit bags including ones that have a lining which expands with the moisture etc... but these are the best by far. It captures everything because the hard plastic ring fits well around a child's face meaning they don't have to fiddle with bags or worry about getting vomit on themselves. It doesn't leak and is easy enough for a 3 year old to use. We also have some in the car for the one who suffers from motion sickness. Never thought I'd rave about vomit bags but I just had to share my experience. If these could be made from more environmentally friendly materials I'd give up using a vomit bowl for when they're home and just use these all the time.

Recently out daughter has become car sick on long windy roads, we tried two types of bags that were abject failures. The first she was simply sick on top of, and the other spilt whilst she was being sick into it........ Yeah, not nice.So we decided it was time to just accept spending a bit more, she's not going to suddenly stop being sick after all.These do the trick, we do have to keep reminding her to "keep the bag aroud your mouth!", but when the inevitable happens no mess. Simply tie off the bag and find an appropriate place to dump it.If you have kids, big or small, who suffer from travel sickness give these a go.

The nurse at our doctor's surgery gave us a few of these when one of my kids was vomiting. They make it SO much easier. Cleaning vomit basins isn't for me anymore so I bought this from Amazon. I hate vomiting bugs so anything that can make it easier is welcome. I also have some in the car now because one of my kids is a bad traveller. Each bag has a ring at the top that makes it easy to vomit into. The ring pulls away and you can tie a knot in the bag once it's been used.

You never know when you are going to need an item like this especially when travelling. I bought sick bags in the past but thought I'd try these. They can be a little bulky but seem sturdy. The haven't "actually" had to be put into use yet so cannot comment on that, but I have no fear that they will be fine. I keep some in the car.

These were perfect for what I needed. My son has travel sickness and I needed something that was quite compact and discreet to put in my car. Fits easily in my car pocket behind the seat and always there if he needs them. Once hes been sick we just tie a knot and throw away.

We have been buying these for a couple years. My kids are able to take them in the car, on school trips or just if they feel sick! The plastic circle fits round the mouth so the sick stays in the bag, then just tie it up ready for the bin. No hassle no mess! Would definitely recommend them.

When you feel sick and want to throw up. The cheap design of paper bags do nowt but make 8t harder. I got sum and you have to when in a rush look for the tear off top. Now these have a preformed top. Keeps teeth in. Doesn't block your nose. And used by ambulance crews

Great just what I needed and good value