Incontinence Underwear for Men
These underwear can be washed at 60 degrees multiple times. We recommend using a neutral detergent. They can be tumble-dried, but they maintain their best condition if air-dried instead.
The underwear is made of 92% cotton and 8% elastane. The absorbent insert is made of 100% cotton, which is antibacterial (allergy-friendly) and breathable. The underwear contains no harmful substances and is Oeko-Tex certified.
These incontinence underwear are designed for light daytime incontinence and can absorb a small accident or two. They look just like regular underwear and are specifically designed to absorb as much as possible without it being visible that they contain an absorbent insert. Unlike traditional nappies, these underwear do not have a waterproof membrane, but they are breathable and do not make rustling noises. The underwear does not have a fly.
They come in colours and designs that make wet spots as unnoticeable as possible.
The underwear helps prevent embarrassment over minor leaks so that there is no need to avoid social activities. They offer security and confidence.
We are continuously working to improve the fit and durability of our underwear and value customer feedback.
These underwear are not suitable for faecal incontinence.
The elastic in the men’s models shrinks by approximately 0.5-1 cm after washing.
Why Do Men Experience Daytime Incontinence?
There are many reasons why men may struggle with bladder control. The most common types of incontinence are: Stress incontinence (leakage when exerting pressure, such as jumping or sneezing). Urge incontinence (a sudden, strong need to urinate). Post-micturition dribble (the urethra does not empty completely during urination, causing leakage when changing position). Causes of incontinence may include urinary tract infections, an enlarged prostate, post-surgical effects, or dementia. It is important to consult a doctor to determine the exact cause so that the problem can be managed or treated.
What Can Be Done to Reduce Incontinence Issues?
Depending on the cause, there are several ways to manage incontinence. These may include: Medication, Pelvic floor exercises, Lifestyle changes, Surgical procedures A doctor can help determine the best course of action.
How to Prevent Leaks from Being Noticeable?
For light incontinence or minor leaks, our incontinence underwear can help ensure that accidents are not visible to others.
Read more about
Men and Incontinence here.
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