Men have their own unique challenges and preferences in incontinence care, especially following prostate surgeries or due to certain medical conditions.
Men have their own unique challenges and preferences in incontinence care, especially following prostate surgeries or due to certain medical conditions. Our men’s product line provides targeted solutions that accommodate male anatomy and help male patients maintain comfort and confidence. Our key men’s products include:
These are contoured pads (often called male guards) designed to fit the front of a man’s underwear. They handle light to moderate urinary incontinence by focusing absorbency where men need it most. The adhesive backing secures them in close-fitting briefs or mesh pants. They are discreet but effective – virtually invisible under clothing yet capable of quickly absorbing a surge of urine.
Urology clinics give male guards to patients recovering from prostate surgery. Patients report that using these pads is far more comfortable than an indwelling catheter and allows them to return to gentle daily activities without fear of leakage, all while their bodies heal.
We offer pull-up disposable briefs that resemble normal men’s underwear. They are gray or neutral-toned and styled like classic men’s briefs, providing a sense of normalcy. The leg cuffs and front padding are specifically placed for the male anatomy to catch leaks efficiently.
An active senior man in assisted living might wear our protective underwear during the day. He can dress himself in the morning with these just like regular underwear. The snug fit and high absorbency mean he can join exercises or walks without worrying about accidents, and caregivers can feel confident that he’s protected if he can’t reach a restroom in time.
For severe cases or bedbound male patients, our unisex adult diapers with tabs come in sizes and shapes suitable for men too. They have extra absorbent capacity and strength to manage large voids or bowel incontinence. The waist and hip adjustability ensures a secure fit even on a thinner or heavier male body.
In hospices or hospitals, when male patients are immobile, nurses use these tab-style briefs combined with underpads. They report that LOVINHUG briefs hold up well even when a patient is lying on his side, thanks to higher coverage in front and back. This minimizes linen changes and keeps the patient’s skin dry through the night.
