Am not sure how I reached this product page, but am pretty sure Amazon's recommendation engine must have brought this up! Nevertheless I decided to try it out considering that it wasn't a risky experiment!Pros-1. Jealousy be gone- if you always thought only men could have the convenience to stand and pee, then this pee buddy will get you upto speed2. Say no to dirty western toilet seats in public places - No matter how clean a public toilet is, its only as good as the last person who used it and that individuals civic sense. Now with this product there isnt any need to place oneself on a unhygienic toilet seat. No contracting germs and a feeling of "yuck". No bending down half way hanging yourself like a cantilever over a toilet to avoid the dirty seat and put pressure on your knee joints!3. The pee buddy is foldable like an origami card paper and can be conveniently carried in a purse, though it's quite long for obvious reasons. Carry a purse in which it will fit perfectly without been folded4. From a design perspective everything seems perfect and the pee buddy can be positioned without much hassle (do try experimenting it at home before trying this when travelling)5. Very innovative indeed. Some people can really come up with bright ideas. Pretty sure this was invented by a lady!6. The pee buddy comes with a nice pouch (made of card paper) which can be carried in the purse. Perhaps if they could not have pee buddy brand printed on it, women would have appreciated the discretion!Cons-1. Change management - It was a bit odd to try this out initially when all your life you have never stood and pee'd. But it needs some getting used to! There is also a worry if the liquid leaks from the rear due to incorrect positioning but it all comes to practice, I guess!2. To feeling of holding unfolded card paper with warm liquid flowing through was very very odd and even didnt appeal to my senses, but when I reminded myself of the other option (seated on a unhygienic toilet seat), this was way better! U wonder if this can be made of plastic just to assure ladies that the card paper wont absorb and eventually leak?3. Most public toilets dont have a dustbin inside so I had to carry a plastic pouch to dispose the used pee buddy.4. I got ambitious - can I use pee buddy in places where there are no public toilets (like on a highway behind trees like men do), then i realized that the only requirement is, if the Jean's has a zip. But dont I tend to push my luck and get ambitious :)Overall fantastic product of you can get over your initial inhibitions and try it out and practice some test runs in the house before venturing out with pee buddy !I believe women are now at par with men !