Kegel balls may help women improve bladder control. They may help prevent bladder and bowel leakage by exercising the pelvic floor muscles that support the bladder.

Every Prevail® product is designed to be as breathable as possible to prevent sweating and discomfort, though some heavier wearers may have issues with moisture build-up.

Being overweight can negatively impact bladder control. Excess pounds can place undue pressure on the bladder, leading to more leakage.

A pessary is a plastic device inserted into the vagina by a healthcare professional to prevent prolapse and bladder leakage. It's made in a variety of shapes and sizes, and can be used to administer medication slowly and consistently.

Fortunately, you don't need a prescription to use Prevail® products.

A hysterectomy is not a treatment for bladder leakage. Fortunately, there's a variety of incontinence treatment and management options you can use to improve bladder control.

Whenever you change a patient's product, some form of skin care is required to prevent odor, infection, and skin irritation.

All Prevail® products are designed for four things: comfort, absorbency, skin health, and discretion. If they didn't excel at each of those things, we wouldn't put our name on the box.

We don't recommend using Prevail® protective hygiene products when swimming or participating in aquatic activities.

Not if you're wearing the right protective hygiene product.