Best Overnight Incontinence Products

Loss of bladder control is relatively common among women, cropping up for a number of reasons at various life stages. Urinary incontinence occurs when you actually lose urine. Say the experts. 

Experts explain that the condition is caused by a weakened urethra (the tube that transports pee out of your body) and pelvic floor muscles. This can happen during childbirth, with chronic coughing or sneezing, as a result of high-impact exercise, as a symptom of obesity, or as a normal part of the aging process. You can even inherit urinary incontinence. 

You might need to use incontinence products postpartum, at night, while working out, or whenever. 

You’re not alone if staying dry through the night is a concern for you. Many people believe that nighttime bedwetting is only experienced by children, but that is far from the truth. This is a common issue among many adults who manage incontinence. In fact, rushing from bed to the bathroom at night is a leading cause of slip-and-fall accidents among seniors. 

We recommend using disposable underpads. Underpads, also known as chux, super absorbent pads typically used to protect the mattress from liquid damage. The pad is placed above or below the linens (personal preference) and absorbs leaking liquid.