About Incontinence Care
Our Incontinence Care range offers discreet, comfortable products to manage bladder and bowel leaks with confidence, from pads and pants to bed protection. Whatever level of protection you need, there are trusted brands to help you stay comfortable and dry.
The range includes pads, pull-up pants and liners for men and women in a variety of absorbencies, plus bed and chair protection.
Browse the range below, dispatched discreetly from our UK pharmacy. Incontinence is common and often treatable, so it is well worth speaking to your GP about the cause as well as managing it.
Frequently asked questions
What is incontinence, and what causes it?
Incontinence is the accidental leaking of urine (or, less commonly, bowel movements), and it becomes more common with age. It can be caused by weak pelvic floor muscles, an overactive bladder, pregnancy and childbirth, prostate problems in men, or certain conditions and medicines - and it is often treatable, so it is worth seeing your GP.
What is stress incontinence?
Stress incontinence is when small amounts of urine leak during activities that put pressure on the bladder, such as coughing, sneezing, laughing or exercising. It is usually linked to a weakened pelvic floor, and pelvic floor exercises often help, so ask your GP or a physiotherapist.
How do you choose incontinence pads or pants?
Choose based on how much protection you need (absorbency levels run from light to maximum) and the style that suits you - discreet pads for lighter leaks, or pull-up pants for more security. Getting the size and absorbency right keeps you comfortable and helps prevent leaks.
How do you wear incontinence pads?
Most incontinence pads have an adhesive strip that sticks inside close-fitting underwear, positioned to sit where it is needed, while pull-up pants are worn like ordinary underwear. Change them regularly to keep skin healthy and comfortable.
Can you get incontinence pads on the NHS?
In some areas you can get incontinence products through the NHS if you have been assessed as needing them, though availability and the amount provided vary locally. Speak to your GP or a continence service, who can assess you and explain what is available in your area.
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