liquid specimen although other sizes and shapes may be employed as required upper tubular conduit section 11 and lower container section 12 can be easily stored and transported in stacked fashion in convenient quantities and can be quickly assembled for use by inexperienced female patients or other specimen donors the tubular conduit 11 has a flattened frusto conical configuration as is shown in a front elevational view in fig2 which clearly illustrates the narrow width of section 11 as compared to the length of as seen in fig1 as further illustrated in the top plan view of conduit 11 in fig3 the longitudinal axis 13 of elliptical opening 15 is seen at the top of frusto conical conduit 11 as further shown in fig3 lateral axis 14 is approximately one half 1 2 the length of longitudinal axis 13 to provide a convenient shape for ease in insertion into the female genitalia during use rim 17 which is rounded and smooth encircles elliptical opening 15 to assist in insertion into the female genitalia region 20 shown in fig5 conduit section 11 and collection section 12 are releasably engaged as shown in fig4 whereby base 18 includes a flange 19 which depends therefrom flange 19 includes a means which consists of an inwardly formed blunted projection 21 positioned on the inside wall of flange 19 for grasping collection container lip 22 as shown in fig1 and 5 a plurality of projections 21 are formed in container lip.