I have been incontinent for a bit over 10 months following my radical prostatectomy and it has not improved at all since surgery despite doing pelvic floor exercises every day. I was wearing pads and pull-ups but found these unsatisfactory at times because of leakage and overflows, and constantly checking to avoid these. They also get bulky and uncomfortable as they fill up.

So I decided to give condom sheaths a try as an alternative. I find that they are OK to use, easy to roll on, they stick and seal so they don't come off or leak due to back flow, and they are comfortable and most of the time I am unaware that I am wearing one. On the down side they can be difficult to remove due to the internal adhesive, and also the leg bag can be a bit uncomfortable. So comparing the sheaths with pads and pull-ups, they both have their pluses and minuses, nothing is perfect for incontinence management.

they do the job well thank you

If anyone has trouble staying dry, this product is infinitely better than all the rubbish urodome s Available independence Australia. For years I have been having to purchase from America because all the rubbish being sold in Australia will always get you wet. It took years as a research to find the non-fake “wideband“ which is only Available from Bard . Only this product uses hydrocolloid glue making it suitable for use with urine.