Incontinence Product Guide To Help You Select the Best Enuresis Supplies List

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Bed pads (also called underpads, hospital bed pads, disposable bed pads, or reusable bed pads) are designed to protect mattresses from urine and fecal incontinence. Commonly measuring 23 x 36 inches, these absorbent sheets lie flat over fitted bed sheets. They come in two types: disposable and reusable. Disposable pads are more popular, as they can be discarded after use, whereas washable pads can be laundered and reused.

Beyond mattress protection, underpads have other applications, including protecting chairs, furniture, and floors, absorbing pet waste, containing plumbing leaks, and guarding against spills during arts and crafts.

Protective underwear (also known as pull-ups or absorbent underwear) provides varying levels of absorbency while resembling regular underwear. Higher absorbency products tend to be bulkier. Many versions offer features such as breathability, a cloth-like feel, odor control, discreetness, and options for day or night use. These products are ideal for active individuals.

Briefs are incontinence products designed with tape or hook-and-loop style tabs to secure around the waist and legs. Often resembling a diaper, these briefs provide effective bladder control for individuals who are bedridden or have limited mobility. Caregivers can easily change soiled briefs without needing to move the patient excessively.

Bladder control pads are designed for women with light urinary leakage. These pads are easy to carry and discreet, making them ideal for active lifestyles. They are simple to change and dispose of, offering convenience with minimal interference to daily activities.

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