Disposal of incontinence pads can get in the way of daily activities and interfere with an individual’s social life.
Incontinence briefs provide freedom, protection and comfort. However, they can often be difficult to change.
Incontinence pads feature a super absorbent core with super-absorbent polymers that lock fluids away quickly. When used correctly, they can be a discreet and life-changing product.
Maintaining good toilet habits is something none of us even think about. However, it is vital for preventing unpleasant problems.
Teenagers are often reluctant to seek advice, as they simply do not want to reveal their problem to the world. Evidence has even shown that the majority of teenagers would rather suffer in silence than talk to a Urologist and […]
Making a visit to your parents’ house for a get together can easily by ruined by worrying about incontinence. What if you need to change your product? Where do you dispose it? Will anyone in the house find out if […]
It is estimated that a whopping 140,000 out 400,000 older people living at home with incontinence do not receive adequate support. Incontinence care for the elderly is an issue that is being constantly revisited.
Derived from the ancient Greek “kathienai”, which means “to thrust into”, incontinence catheters are an ideal safety net for many individuals.
When your child is having problems with wetting the bed, changing bed sheets can be tiring. Nocturnal Enuresis bedwetting alarms were invented in 1938 by two psychologists to cure bedwetting.
You may have friends or know somebody with a child who has wet the bed since they were a baby. This is known as Primary Nocturnal Enuresis and is often caused by a chronic health problem or developmental disability. Factors […]
