Every person has different individual bathroom needs. If you've noticed a change in your habits, we recommend talking to your healthcare provider to develop a personalized treatment plan.

First, determine if the correct protective hygiene product is being used for the type and level of incontinence the individual is experiencing.

Proper hygiene is an essential part of managing incontinence.

The good news: incontinence may be treatable or, in some cases, even reversible. If you have bladder leaks, there are a number of things you can do to treat or manage the condition.

Childbirth can contribute to bladder leakage, but the particular number of pregnancies doesn't have much of an effect on leakage.

Surgery is the most aggressive option for treating incontinence, but is by no means necessary to experience improved bladder or bowel control.

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.

How often you change the product depends on the level of leakage and type of incontinence.

If you're experiencing bladder leaks, you're not alone. Over 25 million people Americans experience leaks every single year.

Prevail products are engineered with different levels of absorbency to suit a wide range of needs, whether a patient's leakage is light, heavy, or somewhere in between.