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Incontinence and hygiene

Dignity, comfort and skin care

Incontinence is common and treatable, and nothing to be ashamed of. The right products keep a person comfortable, protect skin and make care easier, while a doctor looks for the cause.

Adult pull-up pants

Absorbent pants that are easy to put on and take off.

Good for: Mobile people with bladder leaks

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Adult tape briefs

High-absorbency briefs for bed-bound or night use.

Good for: Bed-bound people

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Disposable underpads

Protect beds and chairs from leaks.

Good for: Bed-bound people, carers

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Gentle skin-care wipes

Fragrance-free wipes for cleansing.

Good for: Everyone with incontinence

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Barrier cream

Protects skin from moisture and irritation.

Good for: Skin at risk of damage

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Portable urinal

Easy-to-use urinal for bed or chair use.

Good for: Night-time and limited mobility

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Bed pan

A shaped pan for use in bed by someone who cannot get up.

Good for: Bed-bound people

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Washable reusable underpad

A soft, absorbent, waterproof-backed pad that can be washed and reused many times.

Good for: Light to medium leaks and long-term use

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Waterproof mattress protector

A fitted cover that keeps the mattress dry and is washable.

Good for: Anyone with night-time leaks

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Buying guide

How to choose

A few things worth checking before you buy.

Safety first. Moisture breaks skin down quickly. Check skin daily and change products promptly. Persistent incontinence needs a medical review, as many causes are treatable.

  • Choose the right size and absorbency; a poor fit leaks and irritates.
  • Pull-up pants suit mobile people; tape-style briefs suit bed-bound people.
  • Underpads protect beds and chairs.
  • Use gentle wipes and barrier cream to prevent skin damage.
  • Change promptly and clean skin each time.
Questions

Before you buy

Can incontinence be treated?

Often yes, with exercises, timed toileting, medicines or other treatment. See a doctor.

Read next: Skin care after 60

Products described here are general information. Ask a doctor, nurse or physiotherapist about the right choice for your parent.

Need help choosing?

A nurse can suggest the right one and arrange delivery and setup.

Ask a nurse

Tell us what you need help with, for example incontinence and hygiene.