Abstract: A device for collecting a urine specimen, which is particularly adapted for females, is configured and adapted for use while the user is sitting on a toilet in the normal position for voiding. The device comprises a collector and a specimen container and selectively collects the clean, contaminant-free mid-stream portion of urine in the container. The urine specimen container is releasably secured to the collector at a bleed-off conduit extending from a collection exit in a uring receiving chamber of the collector. This exit is positioned in the chamber above a urine bleed-off exit in the conduit adapted for receiving and discarding the first-voided portion of urine at a controlled rate. The collection exit is remote from the bleed-off conduit exit, is shielded from urine splashing into the chamber, and is below a urine overflow exit in the chamber which leads to an overflow conduit. The chamber is preferably open topped and is adapted to be supported on the specimen container.

Abstract: A device for collecting a urine specimen, which is particularly adapted for females, is configured and adapted for use while the user is sitting on a toilet in the normal position for voiding. The device comprises a collector and a specimen container, preferably integrally assembled together. In use the device selectively collects the clean, contaminant-free mid-stream portion of urine in the container. The urine specimen container is releasably secured to the collector at a bleed-off conduit extending from a collection exit in a urine receiving chamber of the collector. This exit is positioned in the chamber above a urine bleed-off exit in the conduit adapted for receiving and discarding the first-voided portion of urine at a controlled rate. Means are provided for directing into the toilet all of the voided urine in excess of that which is retained in the specimen container, including the discarded first-voided portion.

Abstract: A device for collecting a urine specimen, which is particularly adapted for females, is configured and adapted for use while the user is sitting on a toilet in the normal position for voiding. The device selectively collects the clean, contaminant-free mid-stream portion of urine. The device includes a urine specimen container releasably secured to a conduit extending from a collection exit in a urine receiving chamber. This exit is positioned in the chamber above a urine bleed-off exit adapted for removing the first portion of urine at a controlled rate. The collection exit is remote from the bleed-off exit, is shielded from urine splashing thereinto, as by a dome-shaped cap releasably secured thereover, and is below a urine overflow exit in the chamber. The chamber preferably is open topped and is supported on a hollow base within which the specimen container is disposed. An upwardly curved handle extends out from the chamber.