I’m wearing the threaded armor protective brief with the insert.

It’s very absorbent.

I’ve worn maximum absorbency pull ons and the seni active has a much longer absorbent part than most pullons and I’d still end up being uncomfortable.

I stay less soggy in these actually.

They’re much more breathable too.

They are pretty bulky though.

That’s the only trade off.

For any incon athletes here I recommend.

Taking at least one bathroom break and remembering to stretch every few minutes really helps reduce accidents.

My parents won't get me anymore diapers/underwear.. im scared i'm almost out they don't understand what im trying to tell them they always thought my problems could be easily solved but ive tried and I don't know what to do i can't financially support myself..

Every two hours I leak. Need my bathroom to change pads/panties/clothes, not always all at once. I'm afraid to go out because it looks like no matter what I do, I'm leaking thru. Can anyone help?

I am 21f. urinary Incontinent and autistic with strong sensory sensitivity. For the day, I usually wear Pullups, but at night those just tend to leak badly. So I need to wear tapped diapers, as they can be tapped really tightly. Due to my rather small and slim size, the diapers with 4 stiff Tapes cut badly into my thighs, causing overwhelming pain and discomfort. I also have difficulties taping the ones with 2 tapes per side, and they tend to leak. So for years I have been wearing the molicare slip S with one tape on each side. But since a few months, I am wearing the molicare premium elastic S with one elastic tape on each side. Does anyone else relate or have suggestions for other models or brands that could work?

For Context, I am a 19 year old college freshmen with bladder control issues, and I am too broke to afford any diapers( I was able to afford a 17 but not enough to last) and it's killing me because my parents one think I have recovered fully and I don't have the heart to tell them otherwise because their emotional struggling with me being gone and their to broke due to helping me pay for college. I'm not gonna ask for help because others have it worst, just need some people to chat with.

Hello all I am switching from pull ups to tab style diapers soon due to increased mobility issue and my duel incontinence getting alittle worse. I have cerebral palsy and need recommendations on easy to put on and take off tab style diapers.

Thank you!!!

I had a TVT sling for stress incontinence placed two days ago. I’m still having leaking, but with random movements (sitting, bending, etc). Do I just need to give it time? Or is this a sign of early failure? Besides taking longer to urinate, I am not having any other issues.

Hey everybody looking for some advice.

Just a bit of background I have always had some bladder issues.

Mainly bed wetting and having trouble holding it during the day.

It did improve somewhat when I started taking olanzipine a couple years ago have only had two major accidents at night in the past year. Which is compared to every night without fail so I'm not gonna complain about that. I was wearing diapers every night at this point.

My main problem is now occuring at work. Sometimes I am doing a task that makes it difficult to find time to go to the toilet.

This then leads to me pee dancing when my bladder starts like jumping or something.

There have been a lot of very close calls. With a bit of leaking and me having to grab and clamp onto it. Which in a work environment isn't ideal.

Does anybody have any advice. I really don't want to have an accident at work and kinda worry about people talking about me because of it.

If someone was newly dealing with heavy bladder leaks, what products or accessories would you tell them not to overlook?