It was mentioned previously about the embarrassment that some women face in public restrooms when having to stand and face the toilet to drain an Indiana Pouch.
I've been thinking about this and came up with what I think may be a poptential solution to the problem.
It basically involves connecting a piece of catheter extension tubing to the end of a red rubber catheter.
By inserting the extension hose into the funnel end of the catheter, there is sufficient length to be able to sit on the toilet and catheterize while having the extension hose go between your legs into the toilet.
They sell different lengths of extension hose but they also sell rolls of the tubing and connectors separately so you could cut the hose to the exact size you need.
I have extension hoses and red rubber catheters so I tried out the connection and it fits perfectly.
I have a neobladder myself so I couldn't actually try catheterizing while sitting on the toilet with this extension.
However, for testing out the idea, I sat on the toilet and pretended to cath at my navel while running the extension hose between my legs. Since the hose is too long, I just laid it across my thigh and then down. I also put my legs together some to hold the hose but I wouldn't need to if the hose was cut shorter. So, my little test worked but I'd suggest cutting the hose to the length so you don't have to worry about that while both hands are busy doing the cathing.
For women, I can empathize that standing in a stall could cause some looks by others and embarassment so that's why I came up with this idea.
You might not even need to pull your pants down to sit on the toilet to do this...
Hopefully, somebody will find this helpful.
Mike