Help with finding right continence aids

Cormie is a small-scale Australian company. They offer a free trial pack and online consultation so that may help you find the right fit. Soon there will be the option to have a nurse come and do an in-home fitting.

https://cormie.com.au/

Have a look here for some more support options too 

https://cormie.com.au/coming-to-terms-with-incontinence/

Not sure if you would need any products from Confidence Club but you could take a look at it! no harm. 

I first tried the botton ones they were a lot worse. I have never tried the nappy tape type as been to emotional due to stigma I guess also unsure on size :'(

Regarding sizing issues, other than pullups, have you tried adjustable ones (e.g., disposables with tapes, or cloth with buttons)?

NAS38766 said:

I have tried the different brands of pull ups irritating having to keep readjusting all the time. Also skin irritation

According to Hartman Subsidiaries in the UK, there is a Molicare Belted version of the pull-up, and the product code on the absorbancy rating was given as follows:

    Low: 1 6 9 1 5 9 2

   Med: 1 6 9 3 5 9 2

Super: 1 6 9 5 5 9 2

The advisor was unable to say if H.S. in Sydney / Australia supplied the Belted product, so I did an inter-nettle search and found this:

https://hartmann.info/en-AU/our-products/Continence/Belted/Moderate-Incontinence/Belted-Product-extra#products

Telephone: 1800 805 839

Or try maybe:

https://www.continence.org.au/forum/

Hope that is of some help ~ but as far as skin hypersensitivity issues goes, the advisor in the UK only knew that the product was hypoallergenic, and was unable to help any further on that one.

All the best,

DT

Those pull ups felt the worst and irritated the skin the most currently wearing Molicare mobile large (as the most comfortable pull up type) but have issues the the medium being too tight and the large being too loose to the point I have to keep pulling up.

I have tried the different brands of pull ups irritating having to keep readjusting all the time. Also skin irritation

Hi

Are you aware if the Depend range of products. You can request free samples from their website as well.

https://www.depend.com.au/incontinence-products/male/

Can't help, but a quick thought. If trial and error doesn't work and your GP can't help, how about designing your own? That was Temple Grandin's approach to sensory issues. (Was thinking could be washable cloth and ecologically friendly, like an adult equivalent of real nappies.)

Thanks I know where to buy gear but unsure on sizing what I need as well as how to find something comfortable as been trying for the last several years on my own.

Thanks

Perhaps this link may be of some help possibly for products:

https://www.completecareshop.co.uk/continence-care/

And this one maybe for local suppliers:

https://www.continence.org.au/product-suppliers.php