Prevail Nu-Fit Unisex Tabbed Brief, Maximum absorbency, Urinary & Bowel incon...

Description

Prevail Nu-fit Unisex Tabbed Brief is an adjustable brief with maximum leakage protection from incontinence - with maximum absorbency. Never again worry about any leakage or skin irritation, especially at night. Breathable zone prevents heat buildup, and provides excellent air circulation to keep you cool.
Nu-fit Unisex Tabbed Brief has re-attachable side tabs that ensure it will be a great fit when worn. Core technology funnels all liquid to the center, eliminating moisture and odor. Features a containment zone for fecal matter. Outer fabric material has a clothlike texture that makes it feel just as comfortable as regular underwear. You won’t even feel as if you are wearing a tabbed brief, because of its comfort and softness. Perfect for urine and fecal incontinence.
Clothlike outer fabric
feels like regular underwear to make you comfortable in any position
Excellent Core Technology
eliminates moisture and odor for long lasting use
Re-attachable side tabs
to easily adjust or change briefs
We Provide Discreet Delivery & Worry Free Returns
Discreet packaging and delivery maintains your privacy, and ensures that your package will be safe and secure. If you are not satisfied with your products, just send them back. No questions asked. Disclaimer: Product packaging and images may vary.
FAQ
Are incontinence items concealable?
Yes, we strive to create items that are both quiet and discreet, while also providing the highest level of comfort and protection.
Can kegel exercises help me with my urinary incontinence issues?
One of the most natural ways to manage urinary incontinence is to do kegel exercises, as they protect your bladder by strengthening the pelvic floor muscles.
Do men or women use incontinence products?
The majority of items are made for both men and women and are branded as such with the “unisex” label. Others will state clearly whether they are intended for men or women.
Is incontinence treatable?
Certain forms of urinary incontinence, such as stress incontinence, can be cured or improved by diet, pelvic floor exercises, medication, or surgery. In certain cases, even fecal incontinence may be treated and even cured. This is dependent on the root cause of your incontinence, which is why seeing a doctor and receiving a competent diagnosis is important.