Incontinence Underwear

Incontinence underwear is designed to provide protection and absorbency for those who experience urinary or fecal incontinence. Incontinence underwear is worn similarly to regular underwear, but it comes with added layers of absorbent material. These materials quickly absorb large amounts of liquid to keep you dry and prevent leaks.

How long you can wear incontinence underwear depends on the absorbency level of the underwear and your specific needs. Some incontinence underwear is designed for light to moderate leaks, while others like Because Market's overnight absorbency underwear is designed for heavier leaks and can be worn longer. Generally, it's a good idea to change underwear as soon as it becomes soiled to prevent skin irritation.

You can tell which side of Because Market underwear is the back by looking for the size indicator. The side with the size indicator is the back.

Choosing the right size of incontinence underwear is crucial for optimal comfort and effectiveness. To find the appropriate size, you should measure your waist and hip circumference and review our size chart to determine the right size. Avoid choosing a size that is too tight, as it may lead to discomfort and create pressure points. On the other hand, selecting a size too large could result in inadequate protection and leakage. A well-fitting incontinence garment should be snug but not overly tight, with proper coverage and containment for your specific body shape and needs.

Whether you’re managing stress incontinence (e.g. from coughing, sneezing, or laughing), urge incontinence or overactive bladder (OAB), or overflow incontinence, our underwear is engineered to provide maximum protection and absorbency so you can stay leak-free day and night.

Yes, you can wear incontinence underwear daily if you experience bladder or bowel leaks. It is designed to be comfortable and discreet for everyday use.

Period underwear and incontinence underwear share some similarities in terms of design, but they are very different when it comes to construction and absorbency levels. Period underwear typically absorbs 25 mL of liquid, or one-tenth of a cup. Because Market incontinence underwear range is designed to hold between 946 mL and 1400 mL of liquid, or 4-6 cups. Individuals with moderate to heavier leaks should choose incontinence underwear over menstrual underwear if their goal is to prevent leaks and maintain proper hygiene and comfort.

Incontinence underwear and pads work by quickly absorbing large amounts of liquid away from the body and locking it into a super absorbent core. While incontinence pads are designed to be worn with regular underwear, incontinence underwear is meant to be worn alone under your clothes.