F A Q

The incontinence underwear can absorb one or two minor accidents. The boys’ underwear absorbs about 80 ml and the girls’ about 75 ml. The Planes and Dry Black models can absorb about 125 ml.

Yes, they can be washed at 60°C and shrink a maximum of 5%. They can also be tumble dried, but they keep their look longer if you don’t.

They are made of 92% cotton and 8% elastane. The absorbent insert itself is 100% cotton. The underwear contains no harmful substances and is Oeko-Tex certified.

Orders are sent via GLS as a parcel to a parcel shop (petrol station, kiosk or similar) of your choice. For an extra fee, delivery to your own address or company address can be selected. If you order from the Faroe Islands, Greenland or abroad, an additional charge according to GLS rates will apply.

Yes, you can return the items within 60 days of the delivery date, provided they are in the same condition as when you received them – unused and not washed. The item must be returned in its original packaging. We don’t cover the cost of return shipping.

Cheapest shipping costs DKK 39.00. 

You can pay with:
- Dankort
- VISA and MasterCard credit cards
- MobilePay
- Viabill
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay

Yes, if you’d like a different size or design, you can return the unwanted pair within 30 days of the delivery date. If we have the requested model/size in stock, we can send it instead.

About 2 children in every first-grade class have incontinence problems, equivalent to 10%.

Urinary incontinence in a child over 5 years old is defined as leakage of at least 1 ml of urine at least once a week.

There can be many reasons why your boy or girl wets themselves. But it is rarely due to psychological problems, as was previously thought. It can, for example, be due to constipation, urinary tract infection, or an overactive bladder. There are also some who have trouble holding water when they laugh (so-called giggle incontinence). Finally, accidents can simply happen when your child is very absorbed in exciting play.

Fortunately, there’s a lot you can do to help your child stop wetting themselves. Find all the good advice and useful links under Children and incontinence.

Over 3 days, a fluid and urination chart must be filled out so that it can be measured how much the child drinks and how much it urinates. Then a functional examination is performed of how the bladder works, and the bladder is scanned to see if it empties properly. Finally, the urine is examined for sugar content and bacteria. Read more under Children and incontinence.

There are many useful websites on the subject, as well as telephone counselling. Read more at Children and incontinence.

You should, if you have a son or daughter who occasionally wets themselves and who should rather use energy on activity and play than on figuring out how he/she can hide the accident from the outside world. You help your child to a happier everyday life. Read about incontinence underwear here.

The vibration watch can be set to vibrate 8–12 times per day depending on the model. The watch is configured directly on the device. When it vibrates on the child’s arm, the child simply presses a single button to stop the vibration. The watch can remind the child to go to the toilet. Besides vibrating, the watches can also make a sound.

Some watches have leather straps and others have silicone straps. The watches are CE-certified, which means they comply with EU standards and thus protect the consumer from products that may be dangerous or harmful. The watch is not suitable for water. See our smart vibration watches here.

Fortunately, there are smart swim pants that can ensure the child can have fun at the pool without any worries. We have a range of smart swim shorts to choose from, as we carry swim pants from the manufacturers Splash About, Kesvir, and Kiwisto. They are all suitable for fecal incontinence. They can be viewed here.

Fortunately, there are. Those from Pjama can absorb quite a lot, up to 600 ml for the largest size. The pants make it possible to stay overnight with friends, even if you are a bedwetter. The pants are waterproof and breathable and can be washed at 60 degrees. The night pants are oeko-tex certified. Pjama also has an absorbent model that can be used together with an alarm so the child can be weaned off bedwetting. There are also models from Rodger, which do not have absorbent ability but are suitable for weaning the child off bedwetting using an alarm and sensor in the night pants. Products for the night are seen here.

Be patient. Wait until the child is 7-8 years old before taking special measures. Do not scold. Limit fluid intake 1-2 hours before bedtime. Avoid soda and tea in the evening. Have the child urinate just before bedtime. Use possibly a bedwetting alarm that wakes the child at the first drops of urine and alerts the parents. Using an alarm has a high success rate but requires consistent use and support from adults. Products for the night are seen here.

This is not a pleasant situation for the child, but unfortunately very familiar. The child can of course sleep with a diaper under loose sleep shorts. Alternatively, there are shorts with sewn-in absorbent material from the manufacturer Pjama. We sell those here.