FitRight Fresh Start Incontinence Liners for Women

Features of FitRight Plus Incontinence Liners

• Edges help keep clothes dry and protected
• Fast absorption wicks wetness away from skin
• Infused with vitamin E to help nourish the skin
• Contoured to be thin, comfortable, and discreet under your clothing
• Pantiliners are thinner and narrower than incontinence pads, so they are more discrete
• Infused with odor-control baking soda to help keep you feeling clean, fresh, and free

FitRight Incontinence Liners for Women Benefits

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• Coloplast Baza Cleanse And Protect All-In-One Perineal Lotion
• Medline FitRight Personal Cleansing Wipes
• TENA Intimates Overnight Pads

How to put a liner pad on?

• Wash your hands before putting on a pantyliner
• Peel off the adhesive strip and press it firmly into position
• Place it vertically and secure it around the gusset of the underwear
• Change the panty liner every 3-5 hours to avoid the risk of infection or bacterial growth. If it becomes excessively moist, then it must be changed immediately
• It is good to avoid wearing them at night to allow your skin to breathe and stay comfortable at night
• Panty liners should not be used for heavy periods
• Avoid wearing scented liners if you are allergic to them; wear organic panty liners

FAQs About Fresh Start Urinary Incontinence Liners

1. Are underwear liners safe to wear every day?

Liners are important to maintain good intimate hygiene as they keep you clean, fresh, and hygienic down there. Panty liners are safe to use, even for daily use. They can be used to prevent panty staining, bladder leakage, pregnancy discharge, or to absorb the regular vaginal discharge.

2. Can liners cause infections?

The scientific evidence supports that the panty liners are safe when used as intended and do not promote urinary tract infection or vulvovaginal candidiasis. However, moist and damp places are the ideal environment for yeast to grow, so it is important to keep your underwear dry as much as possible.

3. Can panty pads be flushed down the toilet?

No, the panty pads or liners should not be flushed as they can cause sewage problems. Instead, discard them into a trash can.

4. How do urinary incontinence liners work?

Fresh Start Incontinence Liners have a moisture-absorbing core that pulls the urine away from the body, keeping the skin dry. These liners generally have an adhesive strip that securely keeps the liner in place within the underwear.

5. How should urinary incontinence liners be disposed of?

Many Incontinence liners are designed to be folded and wrapped discreetly before being disposed of in a waste bin.