Boots Staydry has been caring for people with bladder weakness and incontinence since 2002. We draw on years of industry experience that stems from our devotion to provide high-quality care and advice for people with incontinence, as well as caregivers.

If your incontinence pads are leaking regularly, ensure that you’re following the instructions above to activate the leakage barrier. If this doesn’t solve the leaking, you’ll need to review the size and absorbency of your incontinence pads. Remember that the size of the product relates to your waist and hip measurement (when choosing an all-in-one product or pull-up) and the absorbency level relates to urine output. Additionally, when wearing a two-piece system (an incontinence pad and fixation pants) it is suggested that the legs on the fixation pants are pulled into the groin to support the pad further and provide a close fit to prevent leakages. Using barrier creams You may be able to get incontinence products on the NHS depending on your local integrated care board (ICB). Ask your GP for details of your local continence service. To qualify for NHS products you may need to be assessed by a healthcare professional. Where to buy incontinence products

The most popular incontinence products are absorbent pads that are worn inside underwear to soak up urine. Thanks to the latest innovations, incontinence pads are now much more discreet and better designed to respond to the wearer's individual needs. StayDry strives to sell affordable products to those who need our products the most. Usually major brands such as Always, Kotex, and Whisper (not sure it is a good idea to mention other brand names) are found in retail stores. Generic, non-branded pads are often provided to hospitals as these are much less expensive, but also might not provide the same effectiveness as a higher quality branded pad. But StayDry can be found in both sectors. But what does this mean exactly?

Important* Neither of the above should be necessary if you wear the correct body-worn product to bed, such as an incontinence pad. A loved one has lost control of their bladder or bowel due to a health condition such as dementia or Alzheimer’s These skin friendly, disposable pants are constructed using ultrasonic bonding technology,bringing the absorbent core closer to the body for improved protection from leaks, whilst also providing a softer pant for improved all round comfort. Some people believe that incontinence is part of the ageing process or that it cannot be treated. However, this is not the case. Over 70% of cases can be successfully treated or significantly improved with professional help and guidance. In this guide from Healthcare Pro, we’ll be taking an in-depth look at how to wear male incontinence pads and prevent leakages, leaving you free to live your best life. Why use incontinence pads?The sheer range of incontinence pads available can often be confusing to a new wearer, or a family carer helping a loved one fit incontinence products. But we’ve got some handy tips and information to help answer some of the more common questions you may have. What are incontinence pads made up of? If you have mild to moderate incontinence you can buy thin, discreet pads or pull-up pants for men and women from many supermarkets and pharmacies.