Incontinence

Incontinence is very common, and it can affect people at any age. Seniors live with it, and so do younger adults. The right products help you manage leaks, protect your quality of life, and stay independent. They can also help you feel confident again. Browse our incontinence selection and find what makes everyday life easier.

Who is most affected by incontinence in France?

Incontinence can affect anyone, at any age. About 5% of the general population in France lives with incontinence. Women are slightly more likely to have urinary leaks: 12% of women ages 20 to 29 are affected, 25% of women ages 60 to 69, and 32% of women over 80.

What are TENA adult briefs and pads for?

TENA is one of the best-known brands of protection for men and women, for both urinary and bowel incontinence. Good news: Tous Ergo sells TENA products, known for dependable quality and very high absorbency. TENA also covers a wide range of needs, from briefs and pull-ups to adult diapers, shaped pads, incontinence underwear, and rectangular pads, for light to moderate incontinence and for severe incontinence.

We also carry SENI, with products similar to the TENA line and an excellent balance of quality and price.

Which urinary protection is right for women?

There are many women's protection options, so the choice can look complicated. It is straightforward once you know what to look for. Here is how to choose.

Start with the type of incontinence: urinary or fecal. For urinary incontinence, the next question is how heavy the leaks are: light, moderate, or severe.

For light incontinence, the usual choice is shaped pads worn inside regular underwear.

For moderate incontinence, the usual choice is rectangular pads, pull-ups for active people, and briefs for people who are bed-bound.

For severe incontinence, the usual choice is briefs.

Which products help with male incontinence?

Male incontinence follows the same logic as for women, with one difference: for light leaks, men's guards are the better choice.

Which incontinence pad should women choose?

You may sometimes hear the phrase incontinence napkin. The clearer name is a shaped pad: an absorbent pad made for urinary incontinence.

The different types of adult incontinence briefs

Adult incontinence protection comes in many forms, whether the need is bowel, urinary, or related to bladder control. Waist size and the absorbency you want both matter.

You will find:

• Adult briefs
• Absorbent underwear
• Shaped pads
• Men's guards
• Rectangular pads
• Fixation pants
• Plastic pants
• Waterproof pants
• Incontinence swimwear

You can also shop our full incontinence range in multipacks. Multipacks lower the price with a discount.

How can urinary incontinence improve naturally?

For adults, urinary leaks can improve partly or fully. A first step is working the pelvic floor muscles with a health professional.