Disambiguation Part 2 - Cracking the passage of incontinence care products

Author: Allen Jesson

As I said in my last post, the understanding of the terminology applied to different products of incontinence care may be an unwelcome chore. A large many manufacturers use different names for similar products. Adult diapers or undergarments, shirts or inserts, guards or pads, slip-ons or pull-ons, protective underwear or discreet underwear, belts and belt shields underwear: how to know which is which? There are six basic categories incontinence products. Read on to find out more. Pills or Guards The first group of products includes pads or guards. These products have the capacity to absorb light to moderate amounts of urine. Pads or guards usually work better for women with stress incontinence. Interior or interior inserts or inserts are larger the pads or guards. This category of product that is designed to hold more urine, works well for people with urge incontinence. Belt or without safety belt Belted products or products without belts are also designed for people with urinary urgency or incontinence, but they tend to cancel more than can be contained in an insertion or online. Disposable protective clothing or discreetly Panties The fourth category of disposable products is the group faster growth. Includes protective clothing, which are also known as discrete disposable underwear. The product is designed to support over the first three groups mentioned. These products can be used by both men and women. Brief summaries tabbed chips comprise a group of products have higher absorption capacity and can be used by men and women, ambulatory and nonambulatory individuals. The disposable protective disposable absorbent pads can be used worldwide, as they offer protection to the surface. Unlike other products that are designed to be worn against the body, these pads are designed to protect what is under the person with incontinence (eg, bedding, mattress or a chair). There are about seven standard sizes, ranging from 17 x 24 to 27 x 70. I hope this crash course will help you navigate the treacherous halls of confusion. Next month, you can expect a further breakdown detailed categories. More importantly, I will address how to choose products that are right for you.

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