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• Material: Vomiting bags are usually made from a strong, leak-proof material such as polyethylene or a combination of paper and plastic. The inside may have a plastic lining to prevent leakage.
• Design: The bag often has a funnel-shaped opening to make it easier to use, and it may be designed with a wider base to hold more volume and stay upright. Some bags come with a sealable or twist-tie closure to prevent spillage after use.
• Capacity: Typically, vomiting bags have a capacity of around 500 to 1000 ml (roughly 16.9 to 33.8 fl oz), though this can vary depending on the product.
• Features:
  • Leak-proof: Ensures that the contents do not spill out, especially important during travel or emergencies.
  • Disposable: Most vomiting bags are single-use and designed for easy disposal after use.
  • Odor control: Some vomiting bags may have a deodorizing agent to reduce unpleasant smells.
  • Compact: They are usually lightweight, portable, and easy to carry, often used in hospitals, airplanes, cars, or for personal use during travel.

Specifications:

• Material: PE (Polyethylene), plastic-coated paper, or a combination.
• Size: Approximately 20-25 cm wide and 30-35 cm tall when open, but compact when folded.
• Capacity: 500-1000 ml.
• Closure Type: Twist-tie, zip-lock, or adhesive seal.
• Color: Typically clear, but can sometimes be opaque, white, or colored for aesthetic reasons.
• Packaging: Can be individually wrapped or come in a bulk pack, depending on the supplier.
• Usage: Single-use disposable item.