
Helpful Articles about Incontinence products & associated issues

Why Your Bladder Might Feel Different in Winter – And What You Can Do About It
For many Kiwis managing incontinence, winter can bring unexpected changes – more urgency, less warning, or find that managing your routine feels unexpectedly different.
It’s not just in your head. Cold weather can affect bladder behaviour, muscle control, skin health, and even your hydration levels.
Understanding what’s happening, and why, can help you feel more in control this season.

A Guide to Incontinence for People Living with Dementia
Dementia is a group of conditions that impair functions like judgement, memory loss, and brain functions. Alzheimer’s Disease is one of the more prevalent forms of dementia.

A Guide to the Right Adult Diaper Size
Determining the right adult diaper size or incontinence product size can be a much different process than if you were to purchase a pair of pants or a shirt. Incontinence products can appear to fit correctly, but when they fail to function as they should, that might not be the case at all.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Adult Diapers and Incontinence
There is a lot of fear, misinformation, and a lack of education in the public arena surrounding adult diapers, incontinence products, and incontinence. While incontinence is not uncommon in the later stages of life, it’s often something very few people want to discuss. As a result, it can be challenging to find the information you need to make informed decisions about its management.

6 Common Causes of Incontinence
Incontinence is very common – it is estimated that around 25% of New Zealanders experience incontinence as a symptom of an underlying cause. This could be due to being pregnant or after giving birth, surgery, the side effects of taking medication, an infection, a diagnosed medical condition, or age-related.

Tips for taking care of your frail or ill parents in your home.
You have decided to care for your elderly dad or mom in your own home now that their health issues mean its time for assisted living. In-home care is a great way to keep parents who need more help comfortable and happy, and can save money, but it can also be more taxing on you as the caregiver and other family members – it is important to find a balance between their needs and yours.

4 Ways to Build Confidence While Wearing Incontinence Products
Wearing incontinence products is nothing to be ashamed of. A loss of control can signal a health condition, but it can also be related to weak or overactive bladder muscles, nerve damage, an accident, or something else.

How to Make Sure Your Incontinence Products Are the Right Fit
If you have never used incontinence products before, or you’ve struggled to find some that fit well or provide the comfort level you need, then you may be wondering how you’re supposed to ensure they fit correctly.