Review on Premium Washable Men'S Incontinence Boxer Briefs With 4 Layers Of Absorbent Protection And Front/Rear Absorbent Areas - Set Of 3 Underwear For Urinary Incontinence by Earl Ton

Women acknowledge and take measures for incontinence. It’s different with men. We never think of talking to a doctor about it, nor do we take action to deal with the problem. In a survey conducted by WebMD, 15% of the surveyed males said that they have incontinence at least once a week. Seeing that I wasn’t alone and deciding to take action, I was relieved to find that a men’s underwear item that addressed this problem was available.Incontinence underwear by Carers fits true to size when purchased based on the fitting guide in the product description. For example, I typically wear a medium in men's apparel, but the sizing chart indicated that the appropriate size for my 35-inch waist was large. And indeed, that size turned out to be correct.Cotton is used for Carers’ incontinent boxer’s out shell while viscose polyester is used for the inside shielded pad. The pad reaches from the back to the front waistbands. As is true of most cotton apparel I typically buy, I find these incontinence boxers comfortable to wear. The only anomaly is the peculiar way the pad feels. I’m sure I’ll get used to it after wearing them for a few times. For use when washing, a mesh delicate bag is included in the package for separating these boxers from other clothing being washed.Thanks to the development of Carers’ well-made underwear, guys can now escape embarrassment over minor incontinence issues.