Incontinence Underwear for Men

Because makes men's disposable underwear for bladder leaks, cut to fit a man's body. It pulls on like regular underwear, locks in odor, and has tear-away side seams so it comes off fast. You may know it as men's protective underwear or men's underwear for urine leakage.

Pick by how much you leak. Premium Maximum Plus holds up to 4 cups in a slim fit for the day. Premium Overnight Plus holds up to 6 cups, with reinforced side guards for nights and heavy leaks. If you change lying down or with help, choose men's disposable briefs instead: our unisex Maximum Tabbed Briefs fasten at the hips and hold up to 6 cups.

To compare brands, see our guide to the best incontinence underwear for men. For lighter leaks, see pads and guards, or shop all men's incontinence supplies.

Common questions

Which men's incontinence underwear is best for me?

Start with how much you leak and when. For dribbles or moderate leaks during the day, Premium Maximum Plus is slim enough to wear under work pants. For nights or heavy leaks, Premium Overnight Plus holds the most. If you still leak, add a booster pad inside instead of sizing up.

Is this pee proof underwear?

It holds up to 4 cups in Premium Maximum Plus and up to 6 cups in Premium Overnight Plus. The absorbent core pulls liquid away from your skin, and the side guards help stop leaks at the legs. Get the size right too, since underwear that is too big can leak at the legs.

Do you make men's disposable briefs?

Yes. Our unisex Maximum Tabbed Briefs open flat, fasten with tabs at the hips and hold up to 6 cups. They come in Small (22 to 36 in) through XX-Large (63 to 69 in).

Is this disposable absorbent underwear?

Yes. Wear it once, tear the side seams to take it off, roll it up and put it in the trash. Please don't flush it.

What sizes do you have?

Both underwear styles come in Small/Medium (28 to 40 in), Large (38 to 50 in), X-Large (48 to 64 in) and XX-Large (64 to 80 in). Measure around the widest part of your waist and hips, then match the inch range on the product page.

Can I use FSA or HSA funds?

Most Because bladder protection is FSA and HSA eligible. Check the product page before you buy.