[30 Counts] Disposable Potty Liners Compatible with OXO Tot 2-in-1 Go Potty, Potty Refill Bags for Toddler Travel, Universal Potty Bags Fit Most Potty Chairs

These bags are amazing!! Fit perfect on my OXO foldable potty and has been a serious lifesaver. I keep these in my car at all times along with the potty of course and have saved many pairs of pants from getting wet! The pad at the bottom is super absorbent and I have never had one leak. Highly recommend!

These are so much better than the ones that came with the OXO Tot travel potty. So convenient!

These are the best potty liners I’ve used. Usually the bags are so thin I worry about leaks or holes, but these are strong and thick. The liners are super absorbent and the price is lower than most others. These are a great value.

They are a little bigger than the ones I had before. I feel like they could come a little smaller cut to eliminate waste. They fit my portable potty fine though

We’ve reordered many times. Does the job with our Oxo portable potty.

Does its job! Held pee for about 1.5h on a road trip, no problem. There were no trash cans on our way so I kept the bag with pee on top of a diaper I still had in the car, but the bag did not leak at all. Would recommend.

These disposable inserts worked perfect for our travel potty. All of my kids use it on road trips and they are 8y/o, 3 and 2 y/o. I love the little attached absorbency pad so they pee won’t swoosh or move when transporting.

About 10bags did not have the pad on the bottom! Will not be buying from this brand again.

Good product

Update 6/18/22: Since I wrote my original review, the price of this 30 count item has increased SIGNIFICANTLY! $20 for 1 pack or $30 for 2. Now, they are more expensive than Oxo for a single pack! If I don’t want 2 packs, I buy Oxo again. I think they’ve gotten greedy or something after getting lots of great reviews…VERY disappointing! Old Review: Working great with my OXO portable potty so far, so no need to buy the more expensive OXO refills. I suggest OXO lower their price for their refills to compete with this item. Manufacturers usually make their margins on the refills vs the “parent” item, but when the quality of the refill is at par with a competitor, the manufacturer should reconsider taking a small hit.