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Incontinence 101

Men’s Liberty: Navigating the Learning Curve.

Simply put – the learning curve is a 2-3 day period needed for you to rid your skin of moisture to ensure the full adhesion time for Men’s Liberty. Your skin holds in moisture, naturally. In addition to the natural moisture content of your skin, the soap lotion or oils that you use daily can add more moisture to your skin. Men’s Liberty uses a proprietary adhesive called Hydrocolloid. A moist environment will lessen the adhesive qualities of the Hydrocolloid. During the first few days of wear-time, you may not have a full 24-hour wear-time from the Men’s Liberty due to the moisture content of your skin.

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Seven Uninspected Causes of Urinary Incontinence.

Urinary incontinence, a condition often associated with embarrassment and discomfort, affects millions of individuals worldwide, irrespective of age or gender. While common causes such as aging, childbirth, and certain medical conditions are widely recognized, there exists a realm of lesser-known factors that can contribute to this condition.

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New Chapter: Uplifting New Year Resolutions for Older Adults

As the calendar turns and a new year beckons, it’s the perfect time for us to embrace fresh opportunities and set meaningful resolutions. In this…

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Practical Tips on Tackling Incontinence Stains

Living with incontinence can be challenging, but dealing with the aftermath of accidents doesn’t have to be a daunting task. In this guide, we’ll explore…

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Navigating the Holiday Season with Confidence: A Survival Guide for Individuals with Urinary Incontinence

The holiday season is a time for joy and celebration, but for individuals managing urinary incontinence, it can also bring unique challenges. In this comprehensive…

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Hidden Penis and Condom Catheters: Why They Aren’t Always a Compatible Solution

Condom catheters are commonly used medical devices for managing urinary incontinence in men. However, there are situations where they might not be suitable, and one…

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