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.

Managing incontinence can feel daunting at first but it actually gets easier the more you talk about it and as you develop a specific treatment plan.

Layering makes sense when battling cold weather, but not when battling moisture.

Yes, you can still work out and lead an active lifestyle with incontinence. You just need the right protective hygiene product to help manage the leaks.