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Aeroflow Urology’s Favorite Incontinence Products for Men

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For many men, living with urinary incontinence poses unique challenges that can take away from their sense of freedom and confidence.

However, free and discreet solutions are now available for many men who have been diagnosed with urinary incontinence due to various underlying medical conditions, such as prostate problems, aging, and surgery. Products like male protective underwear, adult briefs, and male bladder control pads are all excellent options to help men regain control over their lives and restore their confidence.

Read about Aeroflow Urology’s favorite male incontinence products for lighter to heavier bladder leaks and find out how you can get them through insurance for free!

Male Bladder Control Pads

Male bladder pads are excellent choices for men who have lighter bladder incontinence and want products that are discreet. These thin pads are contoured to fit the male anatomy and fit comfortably inside undergarments for all-day protection. 

Top Pick:
Attends Discreet Male Guard

Why We Like It:

  • Odor control
  • Absorbent
  • Adhesive backing
  • Soft top materials
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Male Protective Underwear

Male protective underwear are made for men who have light to moderate leaks but need something more leak-proof than bladder control pads. Because protective underwear have an elastic waistband that pulls up and come in men’s colors, these products are a good choice for men who want a protective product that looks and feels like real underwear. 

Top Pick:
TENA Men’s Protective Underwear
Why We Like It:

  • Odor control
  • Maintains natural balance of skin
  • Super-absorbent materials
  • Soft leg elastics
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Adult Briefs

While adult briefs are unisex, they are wonderful for men who have heavier urinary incontinence or bowel incontinence. These can also be a great choice for men who need protection from overnight leakage. Adult briefs have tab-style waistbands that can be torn away for easy changes. 

Top Pick: 

Prevail Per-Fit 360 Adult Briefs

Why We Like It:

  • Odor control
  • Maximum absorbency
  • Breathable fabric 
  • Stretchy sides
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How to Get Free Male Bladder Care Products

 

Incontinence products can be expensive out of pocket. It can also feel embarrassing to purchase them in a store. But, you should never use things like toilet paper or maxi pads to dry up leaks because you can’t afford the right products or don’t know which type of products to use. That’s why Aeroflow Urology provides high-quality men’s incontinence supplies through insurance, giving them to you for free if you qualify. They also deliver right to your home every month, so you no longer have to take trips to the store to buy products.

To find out if you qualify, fill out their secure Eligibility Form. It takes less than five minutes, and after you submit the form, one of their expert Continence Care Specialists will reach out to you in one to two business days to let you know if you qualify for free products.

Empower yourself by taking control of your healthcare and getting incontinence products for free with Aeroflow Urology today.

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