A Holder Pouch Bag is a great way to keep your essentials organized, without adding unnecessary weight or bulk. This is especially helpful for minimalist travelers who want to pack light and only have the items they need.
Makeup Cases
Having a dedicated makeup bag is one of the best ways to ensure that you never lose track of your favorite products or brushes. And you don’t have to spend a fortune for a good one.
This soft (but structured) makeup train case features zippered pockets for all your swatches, a mirror, and elastic pouches to store your brushes and other larger products. It also has a flap that flips over and velcros your things securely in place.
Poop Pick-Up Bag Holders
It’s hard to carry dog poop bags when you have a busy schedule, so this pretty and functional waste bag holder from Always Blooming Molly & Co. is a must-have for anyone who loves their pets. It attaches to most flat nylon and cloth leashes, rope leashes, and guide dog harnesses with hook-and-loop strips. It even comes with a special tether that lets you hang the bag on a carabiner.
Tissue Holders for Home and Travel
If you’re like us, you’re probably all about finding a way to save space while traveling. This sequin crossbody purse is a great option. It’s designed to hold your phone, wallet, and cash, and it has a slash-proof securTex fabric panel. Plus, it’s fully lined with a twill drawstring pouch. It’s made from a leather blend that’s both durable and stylish, and it’s just a little under $50.
Colostomy Bags & Ostomy Pouch Sleeves
If you have an ostomy, you may need to use a bag to collect fecal and urine waste for disposal. These stoma pouches come in various designs and colors, and are available in single- or dual-chamber formats. Some have a drainable design that’s easier for patients to clean and reuse than traditional disposable models.
They are designed to last longer than disposable pouches, which can break or degrade if exposed to moisture, heat, or air. These stand-up pouches feature multiple seals that prevent the contents from leaking or getting damaged by oxygen or moisture.
This makes them more sanitary and environmentally friendly. They also help protect your food and drink from spoilage while traveling.
The reusable stoma pouches are also easier to clean and maintain than disposable ones, as they have no seams that can be ripped or punctured by sharp objects, preventing them from becoming contaminated. You can wash them by hand or in the dishwasher, and they’re lightweight and compact enough to fit into your pocket or backpack.
A colostomy bag and an ileostomy bag are the most common types of stoma pouches, but there are also mini pouches and multi-chambered ostomy pouches for discreet travel or active lifestyles. Several models are also available with belt tabs to connect them to an ostomy belt for additional support.
