For those with light incontinence

[Guest guest]

I want to pass on some useful information for those with light incontinence. A

company in Canada is now selling men and women's underwear with a built in pad

that is washable and reusable. While expensive to purchase initially, over

time, the elimination of having to purchase disposable pads will offset the

initial cost of the underwear. I have been very pleased with the performance of

this underwear. To view the product(s), go to www.StrideEveryday.com. (P.S. I

get NO commission nor free product from this personal endorsement.)

[Guest guest]

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> I want to pass on some useful information for those with light incontinence.

A company in Canada is now selling men and women's underwear with a built in pad

that is washable and reusable. While expensive to purchase initially, over

time, the elimination of having to purchase disposable pads will offset the

initial cost of the underwear. I have been very pleased with the performance of

this underwear. To view the product(s), go to www.StrideEveryday.com. (P.S. I

get NO commission nor free product from this personal endorsement.)

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This looks like a good product, but the website doesn't say if they have a fly

opening. The biggest problem I had with other products is they preclude the use

of a urinal in a public restroom.

[Guest guest]

These underwear do not have a fly opening. I just open my belt and zipper and pull the underwear down to urinate - very simple once you get used to it - did the same thing when I used pads.

Tom