It would be an understatement to say that bladder leaks often seem to come at inconvenient moments. But fortunately, adult incontinence pads can do some pretty amazing stuff for those of us who experience bladder leaks from time to time.
Here are a few of our favourite things that pads do to help us get on with our daily lives:
- They can make your handbag lighter
We know what it’s like to have a sensitive bladder - all of the contingency plans, the extra stuff you lug around with you “just in case”, and not to mention the anxiety. Many women carry whole arsenals of ‘emergency gear’ in their handbags should they encounter a urinary mishap. This includes wipes to keep feeling fresh, perfumes and deodorants to mask the smell, an extra pair of dry knickers, extra plastic bags for disposal, you name it.
Adult incontinence pads can help free you from this extra baggage, both literally and metaphorically. Replace all of that extra weight with a few adult incontinence pads, and you’re good to go. With the confidence that you can go about your life dry and protected from little leaks, go ahead and leave the house with just your mobile phone and keys in that little clutch handbag that you love so much.
- They make having a good time less ‘risky’
Those of us who experience bladder leaks know that sometimes laughing too hard can be hazardous. For some of us, a sensitive bladder can even keep us from engaging in social situations altogether.
However, adult incontinence pads will help you stay dry and comfortable so nothing holds you back from enjoying the fun, little things in life. Now, you can laugh without all the worry. (Or sneeze! Admittedly, though it's a little less fun than laughing, sneezing is still definitely not something that should make you want to bury your face in your hands after doing. So let it loose!) Go ahead and get together with your girlfriends for a good laugh (or two, or three, or…)
- They turn those little sprinkles of tinkle into no big deal
Incontinence pads absorb odour and liquid. This way, your sensitive bladder becomes just a manageable fact of life, instead of a source of anxiety that dictates where you go, what you do, and what you wear.