Nothing (and I repeat – nothing) is more disgusting than an overflowing port-a-potty at a hot summer concert. InventHelp’s Invention Girl is willing to bet that you could find new forms of life in some of those stinky things.

Inevitably, the ladies have it worse than the men, due to certain anatomical differences. To put it simply, guys have it easy because they can stand up to pee, while women have to squat, balance or (heaven forbid) sit on those filthy restroom seats.

One invention aims to level the playing field. The GoGirl is a funnel-like invention that makes it easier for women to stand and go “number one.”

The GoGirl is made of medical-grade, germ-resistant silicon that can be reused or discarded. Originally invented by a doctor for women who have hip or knee discomfort, the Minnetonka-based company is now expanding its reach to the general germaphobic public.

Sarah Dillon of Go-Girl.com even drives a custom-designed pink Mini Cooper to drive the GoGirl message along. She says business is booming since the GoGirl premiered at the Minneapolis Women’s Expo on Jan. 16. “We sold three times the product we had anticipated and sold completely out of GoGirl gear,” said Dillon.

I’m sure this product would take some getting used to, but as one of many women who enjoys world travel, outdoor activities and camping, I’m thrilled to see that someone is working to solve the great restroom debacle!

GoGirl sells for $4.99 for a single and $11.99 for a 3-pack, and is available online at Go-Girl.com.

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