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Women Leakproof Underwear for Period and Incontinence - P11

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Women Incontinence Underwear with Velcros - M001

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Women's Incontinence Underwear - W01

~~$43.00~~ À partir de $38.00

Incontinence Underwear for Women - W01

~~$43.00~~ À partir de $38.00

Bladder Leak Underwear for Women

Introducing CARER washable bladder leak underwear W01, the ideal solution for reliable protection against light to medium leaks. Our innovative 4-layer leakproof technology, independently lab-verified to absorb a minimum of 150ml/5 fl oz of liquid, ensures you stay dry and confident.

The high waist style of these incontinence panties offers comprehensive coverage, sitting comfortably around your belly-button area and fully covering your bum. This design guarantees both comfort and peace of mind throughout the day.

Created with soft and breathable 100% cotton material, our incontinence underwear for women washable prioritize unparalleled comfort, outperforming disposable alternatives. The incorporation of dense padding enables swift fluid absorption, ensuring you remain dry and leak-free no matter the activity. Count on these washable bladder underwear to provide worry-free protection against Light Bladder Leakage (LBL) during instances like sneezing, laughing, jumping, or running.

These incontinence panties serve as an exceptional backup for pads, especially suitable for individuals dealing with heavy leaks. Additionally, they are an optimal choice for those experiencing occasional light to medium leaks. With CARER Women's Incontinence Underwear W01, you can trust in the quality and absorbency to grant you the confidence to embrace your day without concerns about leaks.

Why choose Carer incontinence underwear for you or someone you care about?

✓ Superior absorbency and leak proofing

✓ Reusable to save you money

✓ Comfortable, breathable, hypoallergenic, and gentle on your skin

✓ Wider Front Panel to handle urinary leaks

✓ Machine washable and tumble dryable as ordinary underwear

✓ More eco-friendly and sustainable than disposable pads, liners, or guards

✓ Easy online order and delivery to your door in plain packaging, with no product information visible on the outside

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Women's Incontinence Boyshorts - W302

~~$45.00~~ À partir de $23.00

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Best Incontinence Underwear for Women

Best Incontinence Underwear for Women We have some good news for you if you struggle with urine incontinence: You are most definitely not alone. Both sexes can suffer from incontinence, but according to data from the Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research, women are more likely to have it than men. Fortunately, incontinence underwear is here to help. The right product will not only make it easier for you to manage incontinence but can even make you almost forget it. Incontinence underwear functions similarly to period underwear in that it absorbs leaks and wicks moisture away from your skin to keep you feeling comfortable all the time. What Causes Incontinence in Women? Incontinence is a common problem that occurs when the nerves and muscles that are working with the bladder to release or hold urine are damaged. Since these muscles are affected by specific reproductive health events that only impact women, such as pregnancy and childbirth, women experience urinary incontinence at twice the rate of men. Women of any age can experience urinary incontinence, but older women are more likely to have it. The hormonal changes that occur during menopause are probably to blame for this. In fact, research shows that more than 4 out of 10 women 65 and older experience urinary incontinence. What is the best treatment for Urinary Incontinence? What is the best treatment for urinary incontinence? Numerous approaches can be used to treat incontinence including medications, behavioral therapy, dietary changes, pelvic muscle re-education, and surgery. Every treatment plan is unique and should only be determined after a consultation with a doctor. The doctor will take into account your medical history, health, and age in considering and discussing the best course of action depending on your tolerance for different kinds of medications and the availability of various therapies. You should have patience as you develop a treatment plan because the effectiveness of certain treatments can take up to a month or more to materialize. How To Choose The Best Incontinence Underwear For Women The following are the factors you should consider in buying washable incontinence underwear for women: Absorbency Your required level of absorbency is the most important factor that should be taken into account before purchasing any incontinence underwear. People with incontinence can experience leaks ranging from a few drops to several full cups and there are a lot of products in the market that caters to these various needs. Style and Comfort Everything we wear on a daily basis should be stylish and comfortable, especially our underwear. If boyshorts aren't your thing, there is no reason to force yourself to use them. You should still be able to continue wearing whatever style of underwear you want. Fortunately, there is a wider range of options for this product than ever before, making it easier for everyone to find something they feel comfortable and confident in. Ease of Cleaning High-quality incontinence underwear can last up to 250 washes. While most can be quickly cleaned by a washing machine, some items can be delicate and needs to be washed by hand. If you are a busy person who does not have time for handwashing, then it's best for you to buy products that can be machine-washed for your convenience. In addition, don't forget to check our latest CARER coupons on Couponupto.com to save money on your leakproof underwear orders. Top 3 Incontinence Leak Proof Underwear for Women To help you save time, we have crafted a list of the best incontinence leakproof underwear for women. Women's Incontinence Underwear Protective Leakproof Panties for Moderate Bladder Leak - SJK01 If you are looking for a high waist incontinence underwear that reaches exactly where your belly button is and completely covers your bottom then this is the perfect product for you. These panties also provide great comfort because it is made of 100% soft and breathable cotton. This leak-proof underwear for women has thick padding that easily absorbs liquids and holds onto them to prevent leaks all day long. It has the capacity to absorb and hold up to 150 milliliters or 5 ounces of urine so it is best used for light to moderate incontinence. Women's Incontinence Underwear High Waist Leak Proof Pee Panties Washable - SJK03 Having the capacity to absorb and hold up to 200 milliliters or 7 ounces of liquid, this underwear is definitely one of the most absorbent washable incontinence underwear on the market. You can stay dry and leak-free all day long because of its longer dense padding that easily absorbs and locks in urine. Since they offer high absorbency, these panties are a little bulky and can be pretty noticeable if you are wearing fitted pants like leggings. Because of this, it’s best to use them for sleeping at night rather than active daily use. This underwear also has soft and breathable cotton material so you don’t have to worry about being uncomfortable in your sleep. Women Washable Leak Proof Absorbable Panties for Periods and Incontinence These hipster periods and incontinence panties have a comfortable lace waistband, full-coverage fit, and enough absorbency to handle moderate to heavy period flows and light incontinence. It has a discreet liner that effortlessly collects liquids and holds onto them to keep you dry. This is surely not the most absorbent option but it is certainly the most stylish one. This underwear is already a favorite everyday use for many because it’s incredibly comfy and moves with its user. You can barely feel its difference from regular underwear. FAQs about Incontinence/Bladder Leak Underwear Read the frequently asked questions about incontinence underwear to know more about the topic. How much liquid can women’s incontinence underwear absorb? The absorbency of incontinence underwear primarily depends on the style, material, and brand of the product. The underwear recommended above has different absorbency levels to cover the different needs of people who suffer from light to heavy incontinence. The most absorbent reusable incontinence underwear can usually hold up to 200 milliliters of urine like the one listed above. Which is better for incontinence: disposable pads or washable underwear? There is no right or wrong answer to this question because it just depends on what suits you better. Generally, washable underwear is better if you have light to moderate incontinence because it is more comfortable, discreet, cost-effective, and sustainable. However, if you have very heavy incontinence then it’s probably best for you to use disposable pads because it generally offers more absorbency. Can you use incontinence underwear for periods? The answer is yes. Incontinence underwear is usually made to be leakproof no matter the type of leak. Therefore, it can absorb bladder leaks, period blood, and other vaginal discharges. However, most incontinence underwear is specifically designed to absorb urine so it might be best for you to use products specifically designed to absorb period blood if you are only planning to use it for your menstruation.

le oct. 10 2022

Pee Proof Full Briefs for Women - W01

~~$43.00~~ À partir de $38.00

Women Leak proof Underwear

Introducing CARER women's pee proof underwear W01, featuring our revolutionary 4-layer leakproof technology built in, making it our most absorbent and reliable pee-proof underwear solution. These panties have undergone independent laboratory verification, confirming their capacity to absorb at least 150ml/5 fl oz of liquid.

For those seeking a high waist style that provides coverage around the belly-button area while fully covering the buttocks, our high waist panties are an ideal choice. Crafted with soft and breathable 100% cotton material, these pee proof women's underwear prioritize unparalleled comfort. The sensation of wearing them is notably more comfortable compared to disposable alternatives.

Embedded with dense padding, these pee proof underwear for women effortlessly absorb fluids, securely retaining them to ensure you remain dry and leak-free throughout the day. Experience worry-free protection against Light Bladder Leakage (LBL) during moments such as sneezing, laughing, jumping, or running.

This womens pee proof underwear is an excellent choice for individuals experiencing light to medium leaks sporadically. Additionally, accident proof underwear serve as excellent backup support for pads, especially for those with more substantial leakage.

Why choose Carer incontinence underwear for you or someone you care about?

✓ Superior absorbency and leak proofing

✓ Reusable to save you money

✓ Comfortable, breathable, hypoallergenic, and gentle on your skin

✓ Wider Front Panel to handle urinary leaks

✓ Machine washable and tumble dryable as ordinary underwear

✓ More eco-friendly and sustainable than disposable pads, liners, or guards

✓ Easy online order and delivery to your door in plain packaging, with no product information visible on the outside

First-time user?

Subscribe to our newsletter by entering your email at the bottom of this page and receive a $11 discount on your online purchase.

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Leakproof Underwear for Women -W01 Mixed Pack

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Celebrate the Holidays with Our Exclusive Christmas Deals!

It's the most wonderful time of the year, and what better way to kick off the holiday season than with some amazing deals from CARER? From December 20th to December 31st, take advantage of our special promotion and save on your purchases. With $15 OFF for orders over $99, $30 OFF for orders over $140, and $50 OFF for orders over $200, there's never been a better time to shop with us. Whether you're shopping for yourself or your loved ones, we've got something for everyone. Deals For Men If you looking for moderate to heavy incontinence underwear, the best hot-sale product for you is M67 incontinence shorts. Even with its high absorbency, this fashion short style incontinence underwear feels just like regular underwear. For a limited time, when you buy 6 pairs of incontinence shorts, you'll save 42% and pay just $162! The average of them is $27/pcs. This offer won't last long. Order now to take advantage of this amazing deal. M66 leakproof underwear is the favorite product of our customers with light to moderate incontinence. With its wide front absorbent pads, it truly provides the best leak protection from front to back. Buy more save more! 6 pairs for only $109 and save 37% off! Order and take it home before the deals are gone. M65 incontinence underwear is popular among our customers because of its great style. This underwear with a fly is very versatile and can meet the different needs of its users. Now, Buy 6 pairs for only 106, and save 38% off! Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to get high-quality incontinence briefs at a fraction of the regular price. Deals For Women Women's underwear on our website is the most economical of the year, so you can get all your holiday shopping done without breaking the bank. SJK01 incontinence underwear saves up to 50% off! Buy one for only $13.99! These panties are best for people with light to moderate incontinence because they can absorb and hold up to five ounces of urine. If you had hesitated before, now is the best chance! Period Thong save up to 50% off! Buy 3 pairs for only $35! Don't wait, these deals won't last long Shop now and save big on stylish and affordable women's products. Don't miss out on these amazing deals - head to our website now and start shopping! With our special promotion, you're sure to find something you love. Happy holidays from all of us at CARER!

le déc. 23 2022

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Which incontinence product gives best protection? Washable or Disposable Underwear

Table of Content Pick Between Reusable Underwear And Disposable Underwear Incontinence issues are common and normal What is Washable incontinence underwear? Pros of Washable Incontinence Underwear Cons Of Washable Underwear What is Disposable Underwear? Pros of Disposable Underwear Cons Of Disposable Underwear Where to Buy Washable Incontinence Underwear PICK BETWEEN REUSABLE UNDERWEAR AND DISPOSABLE UNDERWEAR If you have urinary incontinence, you can often feel embarrassed, and self-conscious when leaks happen. It can be a daunting and isolating experience. You may worry about the odor in your underwear or whether people around you can see any urine leakage. Bladder leaks should not disrupt your day or your peace of mind. Incontinence issues are common and normal Incontinence is a common medical issue that causes bladder leaks. Urinary incontinence affects about 400 million people around the world according to the International Continence Society. Many women experience bladder leaks from urinary incontinence or fecal incontinence when the pelvic floor muscles weaken due to age, pregnancy, or childbirth. Whether your incontinence issues are short-term or long-term, many brands of incontinence products like diapers, pads, and reusable underwear help to manage incontinence and make incontinence less of a burden for you. A Twitter user with incontinence issues says this about the peace of mind reusable and disposable underwear provide: "Imagine that you get changed out of a super full diaper and you are going to go swimming in an hour. You could put on a disposable diaper for an hour, then toss it, basically unused. OR you could put on a cloth diaper, then take it off to swim (or heck leave it on!)- @Snazithus, Twitter. So between disposable diapers and incontinence underwear, which style should you pick? What is Washable incontinence underwear? Washable incontinence underwear is just like regular underwear. The only exception is it is absorbent underwear specifically styled for incontinence. Pros of Washable Underwear Washable Incontinence underwear is designed for light to heavy incontinence The thin material of washable incontinence underwear has polymers in the outer layer that trap light to medium urine leaks. The material absorbs liquid, wicks moisture away, and leaves you feeling dry and odorless. A Twitter user with an underlying medical condition says this about the benefit of washable incontinence underwear buying leak underwear so I don't have to deal with pads for bladder issues. So much easier with brain fog. Also less odor" -@POTSparty. Reusable incontinence underwear is more discreet Reusable incontinence underwear can make you feel less self-conscious. Because they look just like regular underwear, they are a closer-fitting style and comfortable. If you have sensitive skin, reusable underwear is the better alternative. Washable incontinence underwear's material is often made out of nylon, cotton, and polyester, so they look and feel no different than regular underwear. The latex-free, reusable, breathable fabric is gentle on the skin. Washable Incontinence underwear saves you money over the long term Each costs about $15 per count and you can need 1-2 pieces a day. On average, they can be washed 200 times and can be used for 3-6 months. In one year, the cost is about $90-$120. Reusable Products are Environmentally Friendly Your underwear choice could save the planet. Incontinence undies and briefs are reusable and are the more eco-friendly option. Cons Of Washable Underwear Not suitable for total incontinence or fecal incontinence adults Design for light to heavy incontinence adults, washable incontinence underwear can't hold up to 500ml urine. Washable incontinence underwear does not offer enough protection when leaks happen from overflow incontinence or fecal incontinence. What is Disposable Underwear? Disposable incontinence products like adult diapers and pads are the most products commonly used for managing urinary incontinence. They are quick to put on, disposable, and offer protection from heavy incontinence leaks. Pros of Disposable Underwear Use Disposable Underwear for heavy incontinence Due to their high absorbency, disposable underwear is a popular choice for managing heavy leakage. Disposable underwear provides maximum absorbency Their absorbency levels are higher than washable incontinence underwear. Use incontinence adult diapers if frequent urine leaks happen and you need maximum absorbency. Disposable underwear protects from fecal leakage Super absorbency also means that you can wear disposable underwear if you have fecal Incontinence. Leak protection and odor protection are in the product style of disposable underwear High-capacity disposable underwear has multiple voids which collect urine leaks. When the multiple voids fill up, the liquid capacity is filled. This offers protection from urine leaks and odors. Easy To Use and No maintenance is required If doing laundry is a hassle for you, save yourself some trouble and time. Reusable underwear is disposable. You just throw them away after every use. They are most convenient for men and women with mobility issues or the elderly in nursing homes. Cons Of Disposable Underwear Disposable underwear is indiscreet Disposable underwear can be bulky and is more noticeable when you wear clothing. You will need to wear dark clothes to prevent visibility. Disposable underwear can be harsh on sensitive skin Disposable underwear can be irritating to sensitive skin. You need to change them frequently to avoid skin rashes. Disposable Underwear is expensive Each costs about $0.6 per count. On average, a person changes 1-2 pieces a day. These costs can add up to $219-$438 a year. In the long term, this will run up your shopping costs. Single-use style incontinence products are harmful to the environment Many brands of diapers and pads are disposable products. You always have to discard them after every wear which mostly ends up as landfill waste. Choosing the right incontinence underwear for you Even with incontinence issues, you still deserve the freedom to wear clothing of any style with peace of mind. So, how can you choose the best incontinence underwear for you? Here are some key factors to consider Consider your absorbency level If you have light or moderate bladder leaks, reusable underwear is the best choice for you. For overflow bladder leaks or bowel leakage, disposable incontinence underwear can help you. Consider your wallet Using washable underwear can save $300 more than disposable underwear on average a year. In short, if you have very severe bladder leakage or fecal incontinence, disposable underwear is your irreplaceable choice. Apart from that, washable incontinence underwear is your best choice. Where to Buy Washable Incontinence Underwear? You can choose from Carer incontinence underwear. CARER incontinence underwear range is designed to fit your body. Everyone with incontinence issues deserves leak protection incontinence underwear with high absorbency to make them feel comfortable and confident- you are no exception. At CARER, our two styles of reusable incontinence underwear are designed for day-to-day wear under any clothing. For women and men with bladder leaks, our range of absorbent underwear and briefs serve as convenient solutions to manage incontinence. They have a high absorbency capacity to absorb moisture and liquids. You are protected from urine leaks when wearing reusable underwear. Whether you have light absorbency, medium, or high absorbency needs, the customer care team is always available for assistance. We will help you choose the best incontinence underwear for you from the size chart. It doesn't matter if you are unsure of your absorbency needs, the customer care team is knowledgeable on incontinence issues and will provide sufficient assistance. Carer's absorbent washable incontinence underwear is designed with several key factors to provide you with the best incontinence underwear. ● Underwear reinforced with super absorbency material. ○ Layer with polymers to trap odors, liquid, and moisture ● Disposable underwear is made of latex-free fabric to ensure maximum comfort when wearing them. ● Reusable underwear made from breathable fabric (cotton, polyester, or nylon) ● Non-irritant. CARER reusable underwear is gentle to the skin. ● Reusable and environmentally friendly underwear. ● Thin layers and looks just like regular underwear. ○ Fits closely with the body ● Cost-effective Underwear

le oct. 19 2022

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How To Help Elderly People in Dealing With Incontinence?

Table of content What is the Most Common Cause of Incontinence in Older Adults? Stress Incontinence Urge Incontinence Overflow Incontinence How Do You Assist And Support Patients With Incontinence? Be Empathetic Consult With Their Primary Care Doctor Help Them Make Lifestyle Changes Encourage Kegel Exercises Find The Right Incontinence Care Products Get Help From Professional Family Caregivers Handle Your Elderly Loved One’s Urinary Incontinence With Grace What is the Most Common Cause of Incontinence in Older Adults? There are numerous causes of urinary and bowel incontinence. Some factors are prevalent in both men and women, while others only affect men. Urinary tract infections, vaginal irritation or infections, pelvic organ prolapse, and constipation are common causes of incontinence in the elderly. Although it is unlikely to last long, constantly taking medications can also impair bladder control. Neurological disorders that result from chronic diseases like diabetes mellitus, multiple sclerosis, pressure ulcers, benign prostatic hyperplasia, and Parkinson’s disease also contribute to incontinence. Additionally, incontinence can also manifest as a symptom in persons who are suffering from severe dementia or Alzheimer's disease. All of these risk factors make the elderly more susceptible to incontinence than younger patients. Because of this, it's crucial for elderly people and those who care for them to understand how to handle incontinence. Types of Urinary Incontinence The following are the three most common types of urinary incontinence: Stress Incontinence Stress incontinence occurs when the patient’s bladder muscles are overwhelmed by increased abdominal pressure. Women frequently experience this after giving birth or after menopause, whereas males commonly get it as a result of an enlarged prostate gland. In this type, involuntary urine leakage can be caused by simple everyday actions like laughing, lifting something heavy, or standing up from a chair. Urge Incontinence Urge incontinence happens when people have a strong and abrupt urge to urinate that is almost impossible to delay. Patients with this type of incontinence often have an overactive bladder muscle. Urine leaks occur because the bladder contracts abruptly or without warning. Stroke, Parkinson's disease, urinary tract infection, and spinal cord problems are among the potential causes of this. Overflow Incontinence This type of urinary incontinence involves a frequent urge to urinate but never completely emptying the bladder. This problem is frequently brought on by a blockage in the urinary tract system or by a bladder that either has extremely weak contractions or is unable to contract at all. This causes the bladder to fill up quickly because it doesn't empty properly. How Do You Assist And Support Patients With Incontinence? Elderly Incontinence doesn’t have to negatively affect your loved one’s quality of life. The following are the things you can do to assist and support them: Be Empathetic Loss of bladder or bowel control is one of the most stressful health problems. It is therefore important to take the situation with empathy and tolerance to reduce your loved one's anxiety. Tell your loved one that incontinence is common and many individuals experience this. In fact, 50.9% of those 65 and older reported experiencing some sort of incontinence, according to the Centers for Disease Control. You can help maintain your parent's dignity and everyone will feel more at ease if you talk about it in a casual and open manner. Stress can be reduced by treating it like a regular aspect of life. Gentle humor also works to ease tension after incontinence episodes. Find ways to laugh at the silly side of things while remaining respectful. Consult With Their Primary Care Doctor Regardless of how severe their incontinence is, everyone suffering from it should see a health professional. Incontinence may be caused by a medical problem, in which case it needs to be treated. Treatment options for incontinence include pelvic muscle exercises, bladder training, medications, and sometimes surgery. Many people find it uncomfortable to discuss their bladder and bowel movements. However, doctors are aware that these are completely normal and essential processes that happen to everyone. Start your consultation by describing your incontinence symptoms. Be specific to ensure that your doctor or urinary specialist truly understands the issue. Help Them Make Lifestyle Changes Some lifestyle factors can worsen your bladder problems so it’s important to be mindful of these. Educate your loved ones about particular foods and drinks that can aggravate their incontinence, and help them restrict or avoid these products. Alcohol, caffeine, fruit juices, and very acidic and spicy foods are among these products. Extra weight also poses an increased risk of incontinence because it adds extra pressure on the bladder so you should help your loved one stay in shape. If they are smoking cigarettes then it’s also time to control this vice because smoking causes chronic coughing which can damage their pelvic floor muscles. Encourage Kegel Exercises These exercises can make your pelvic floor muscles stronger. These pelvic muscles are used to stop the flow of urine and prevent gastric discharge. Naturally, your loved ones can keep more urine in their bladder and have more bladder control if these muscles are strengthened. These pelvic floor exercises are also very simple to perform. A nurse or occupational therapist can guide you through the exercises, and you can practice these practically anywhere at any time. Just like any other exercise program, the effectiveness of these exercises relies on how frequently you perform them. Find The Right Incontinence Care Products Many incontinence products are now available to specifically cater to the needs of elderly patients. This protective underwear comes in many forms and provides great convenience to its users. Among these products are absorbent incontinence pads, adult diapers, and washable incontinence underwears. The good news is that incontinence products have substantially increased in quality over time and you can even get them online. If you find that the product you bought is not the best fit for your loved one, do not get discouraged. You can experiment until you discover what suits best for your needs. Get Help From Professional Family Caregivers It can be challenging to manage elderly incontinence especially if you have other demanding responsibilities in life. Professional caregivers can fill in for you when you need a break and give your loved ones the incontinence care they require and deserve. Some caregivers have specialized training on incontinence and therefore greatly understand the specific toileting needs of patients with dementia and Alzheimer’s. Depending on your arrangement, caregivers can also provide companionship and assist in meal preparation, personal hygiene, and light housework. Handle Your Elderly Loved One’s Urinary Incontinence With Grace Urinary Incontinence doesn't have to cause any unnecessary worry or embarrassment to your loved one. You can effectively manage incontinence with grace and dignity if you put in a little knowledge, preparation, communication, and compassion! LEARN MORE: The 3 Best Washable Incontinence Underwear From Carer

le sept. 23 2022

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Living with Incontinence: Coping Strategies for Managing Daily Challenges

It goes without saying that living with incontinence isn’t easy, anyone who has experienced it can testify to the numerous challenges encountered in daily living. Moreover, the challenges it presents are unique to the form of incontinence present as well as its severity. That said, regardless of type, incontinence doesn’t have to be the end of life as you know it and there are plenty of life hacks available to make life easier for those who struggle with it. To address the various strategies available for management incontinence it’s important to first address the different forms of incontinence. Firstly, incontinence falls under two categories: urinary and faecal: Urinary incontinence can range anywhere from small leaks from the bladder during strenuous activities to a complete loss of bladder control. The estimated prevalence of urinary incontinence ranges widely based on the criteria of what constitutes incontinence and can be affected by astigmatism or lack of awareness. One studyfound an overall prevalence of about 23% of the population being affected by urinary incontinence at least once per month, with 34.5% of women and 12% of men reporting symptoms. As this study excluded those with Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS) actual figures are likely to be higher. Additional risk factors for this condition include: advanced age, being overweight, neurological damage and certain mental health disorders. Faecal incontinence relates to the bowel condition and can range anywhere from a slight leak of stool during exertion to a complete loss of bowel control. This form of incontinence often receives less attention, but for many sufferers it may be even more debilitating. It’s difficult to find a good estimate for prevalence with estimates ranging from 2-25%, while one large scale study found as many as 1 in 7 people have reported experiencing faecal incontinence. Risk factors include: advanced age, neurological damage, bowel conditions such as celiac disease or IBS. Some people experience both types of incontinence and both types also can be subcategorized into the following: stress, urge, overflow, functional and any combination of these. Stress incontinence refers to bladder or bowel leakage that happens during strenuous activities. This could happen during exercise or even during a cough or sneeze. Urge incontinence refers to bladder or bowel leakage that happens following a sudden urge to urinate or defecate. This type of incontinence is often described as “not being able to get to the toilet in time”. Overflow incontinence refers to the leakage that can occur due to a bladder or bowel that is unable to properly contain flow. The result of this is often a steady leakage or leakage after using the toilet. Functional incontinence isn’t so much a physical form of incontinence but rather the inability to use the toilet by oneself due to physical or psychological condition. People with this form of incontinence may be able to control their bladder or bowel but are unable to properly act on it. Before discussing strategies for managing incontinence, it should be noted that incontinence can be caused by a serious underlying health condition and you should always consult with a doctor if you develop incontinence. With that said, here are some strategies for managing specific forms of incontinence as well as some more generally applicable to both types. Urinary Incontinence There are a few specific tricks to dealing with urinary incontinence. Regardless of severity it’s a good idea to schedule our fluid intake to avoid overnight leakage and allow your bladder to follow a predictable course. Moreover, you should plan for a consistent fluid intake, as too little can concentrate urine and irritate the bladder, which results in further urgency and greater risk of leakage. Certain acidic foods and diuretics like caffeine or alcohol can have a similar effect and worsen urinary incontinence. So avoiding these foods can go a ways to reducing the severity of urinary incontinence. In terms of protection, there are a huge variety of products for managing urinary incontinence to avoid embarrassment. If you only suffer from lighter leaks you’ll want a product that’s gender tailored to cover the areas most susceptible to leakage. These products take the form of disposable pads that are worn in the underwear or as reusable pads that are sewn into the underwear like Carer washable incontinence underwear line. Moderate urinary incontinence typically requires a much wider pad or more absorbent reusable or disposable protective underwear. Those with severe urinary incontinence would be best served with absorbent briefs (adult diapers). When picking a product it’s important to gauge how frequently it can be changed and often a good idea to go up a level of absorbency compared with your usual product when changing is challenging (e.g. during travel). Products more specific to gender also exist in terms of solutions including female inserts, catheters and male clamps. Bowel Incontinence There are also a few tricks that can be specifically used for managing bowel incontinence. For many it’s important to keep track of the foods you eat and how they affect your bowel movements. Spicy foods, fatty/greasy foods and dairy products are common offenders when it comes to bowel incontinence. To a certain extent, you can also train your bowel movements to happen at particular times when it’s more convenient to deal with, which can be accomplished by meal timing and self monitoring. Additionally, the impact of bowel incontinence can be reduced by using fecal deodorants, which reduce the smell of stool and gas. Having good protection when dealing with bowel incontinence is essential. For light bowel incontinence there are absorbent pads that can be worn in one’s underwear. However, for anything heavier it’s advisable to wear absorbent briefs (adult diapers with tabs) as they are easier to remove and less messy for changes. With any of these absorbent bowel incontinence products it’s particularly important to find those with tall/strong leak guards for containment. Protective underwear products are generally best suited for urinary incontinence rather than bowel incontinence as they’re more difficult to change, but a few products exist with detachable sides. Also, for this reason it’s best to use disposable products for bowel incontinence rather than reusable ones, but for lighter bowel incontinence disposable pads could be worn inside reusable products for better protection. Protective barrier creams/powers are also a must when dealing with bowel incontinence. General Coping Strategies Bladder and bowel incontinence have many overlapping challenges and there are a number of tricks that can be used to manage both. With both conditions, it’s important to maintain your mental health and not let the condition take control of your life. Managing symptoms of depression and anxiety can go a long way to improving one’s ability to cope with incontinence. Also, as can be said for life more generally, eating healthy, exercising and practising mindfulness can be beneficial for improving incontinence symptoms. Moreover, maintaining personal hygiene and a healthy sleep routine will help with both physical and psychological impacts of incontinence. Counterintuitively, reducing constipation via a diet high in fibre can actually help with both urinary and bowel incontinence with the additional benefit of improving cardiovascular health. Both forms of incontinence can benefit from a form of exercise called kegels, which work by directly strengthening the muscles used for bladder/bowel control. When dealing with incontinence it’s also important to know where to find bathrooms, particularly when travelling to unfamiliar places. In both forms of incontinence it’s a good idea to travel with protective absorbent products, wipes for cleanup, and bags for odor containment and disposal of used products. Bringing an additional set of clothing can also be helpful in the case of unexpected leaks. Fortunately, there are many highly absorbent discreet products on the market and, when used together with the lifestyle tricks mentioned in this article, incontinence doesn’t have to be a burden.

le mars 31 2023

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Carer is a Trusted Partner of the NAFC

In a groundbreaking move set to revolutionize continence care, CARER is thrilled to announce our partnership with the National Association for Continence (NAFC), where we are honored to be recognized as a Trusted Partner. This alliance underscores our shared commitment to enhancing the quality of life for individuals managing incontinence by blending CARER’s innovative product solutions with NAFC’s authoritative advocacy and support. About CARER Inspired during his volunteer work at a nursing home, CARER’s founder, Paul, saw firsthand the challenges faced by residents, particularly those struggling with incontinence. Disturbed by the inadequate solutions for men, which lacked comfort and discretion, Paul was driven to create better alternatives. CARER was born out of this vision, with the mission to offer everyone the ability to live comfortably and with dignity. Our products, now expanded to serve both men and women, are known for their exceptional absorbency, comfort, and stylish design. CARER incontinence care products are beloved by our users, transforming incontinence care into a dignified experience. About NAFC The National Association for Continence is a leading figure in the continence community, committed to improving the lives of those affected by bladder and bowel disorders. NAFC’s role extends beyond support; it is an educational powerhouse offering resources, guidance, and advocacy for millions, helping to destigmatize incontinence and provide practical solutions. Transformative Impacts of the Partnership This collaboration promises substantial benefits for incontinence patients, driven by a fusion of CARER’s product innovation and NAFC’s expert resources: More High-Quality Product Options:Patients will gain access to an expanded range of CARER’s high-quality, washable incontinence products, tailored to provide enhanced comfort and protection. Expert Guidance and Support:Through NAFC, patients will receive unmatched information and advice, enabling better management of their conditions with confidence. Peer Support Opportunities:The partnership will facilitate connections within the community, offering patients opportunities to engage with peers who share similar challenges, fostering mutual support and understanding. Raising Awareness Together:CARER and the National Association for Continence (NAFC) are joining forces to elevate public understanding of incontinence, with a concerted effort to demystify the condition and dismantle the stigma associated with it. By pooling our resources, we can greatly expand our impact, leading to open discussions and greater awareness about incontinence. Our partnership is committed to transforming the way society perceives and talks about incontinence, ensuring that individuals feel more empowered and less isolated in managing their condition. CARER’s Ongoing Commitment CARER remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of innovation in continence care. We are committed to continuous improvement of our products and services, ensuring that we meet the evolving needs of our customers with every advancement. Our alliance with NAFC will propel these efforts forward, enabling us to leverage collective insights and feedback to refine and expand our offerings. A Unified Vision The partnership between CARER and NAFC marks a new chapter, not only for our respective organizations but for the entire community of individuals affected by incontinence. Together, we are setting new standards for care and support, ensuring that every person has access to the best possible solutions for managing their condition. This collaboration not only enhances our reach and capabilities but also reaffirms our commitment to quality, comfort, and dignity in all aspects of incontinence care. We look forward to what this partnership will achieve and are excited about the positive impact this alliance will have on the lives of many. Join us as we continue to innovate and improve the lives of those we serve.

le oct. 08 2024

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Black Friday 2022: The Best Early Deals and Sales Now Live

Big Black Day Sale 2022 Thanksgiving is fast approaching and so is the best shopping season of the year. If you want to save big on incontinence products, then there is no better time to get them than on Black Friday. Check out the best deals in our Big Black Day Sale 2022! When is Black Friday 2022? Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving and this year it falls on November 25, 2022. However, we understand that it’s hard to fill in all your shopping needs in a single day so we are offering a longer discount period which is on November 18-30, 2022. Yes, you read it right, it’s almost half of the month! But be sure to check out as fast as you can before the products sell out! How many discounts Can I Get on Black Friday? You’re definitely in for a treat because you can enjoy up to 60% off on our incontinence underwear, postpartum underwear, and period panties. All these products have been automatically discounted on our website and no code is required at checkout. You can even get a free sample to test out before purchasing! Best Deals for Men Save up to 60% on M66: Men's Leak Proof Washable Underwear For Bladder Leakage Elderly Protective Briefs M66 is the favorite product of our customers with light to moderate incontinence. With its wide front absorbent pads, it truly provides the best leak protection from front to back which is perfect for everyday use. With up to 60% off, you can now get it for around $13 per piece which is an absolute steal for its material and quality! Save up to 60% on M65: Washable Incontinence Underwear for Men Moderate Absorbency Briefs with Fly M65 is popular among our customers because of its great style. This underwear with fly is very versatile and can meet the different needs of its users. If you experience frequent or constant dribbling of urine, then this is the best product for you. Like M65, you can now get it at $13 per piece and save up to 55% off its original price. Save up to 50% on M67: Men's Incontinence Underwear Leakproof Reusable Heavy Absorbency Overnight If you have moderate to heavy incontinence, the best hot-sale product for you is M67. Even with its high absorbency, this fashion short style incontinence underwear feels just like regular underwear. With up to 50% off, you can now enjoy this product for only $23 per piece! Best Deals for Women Save up to 54% on SJK01: Women's Incontinence Underwear Protective Leakproof Panties for Moderate Bladder Leak If you’re looking for incontinence underwear that looks and feels almost exactly the same as regular high-waist panties, then this is the product to go. These panties are best for people with light to moderate incontinence because they can absorb and hold up to five ounces of urine. With up to 54% off, it’s now only $12.87 per piece! Save up to 74% on SLK8036: Washable Leak Proof Panties For Periods and Incontinence Overnight Boyshort SLK8036 is a multipurpose panty for periods and incontinence. This boyshort is perfect for those who love a little extra coverage around the bottom and thighs. With up to 74% off, it is now down to $15.59 per piece. This is definitely the best deal we are offering this season! Can I Return The Items I Bought On Black Friday For Free? Here at Carer, we always strive to make sure that our customers are happy with their purchases. To ensure this, we offer a 30 Days Risk-Free Trial to all our new customers. Upon claiming this, you will be refunded or credited for the price you paid when purchasing the item without having to return them. Additionally, if you have any product problem, we have 30 days of free returns all year long including the products you got on our Black Friday Sale. How Do I Sign Up For A Membership To Get Exclusive Discounts? If you want more discounts, you should sign up to get more exclusive coupons! It’s very fast and easy. You just need to enter your email address and you’ll be the first to get notified whenever we are giving discounts! We also add coupons at the deals website, you can see the carer coupons at wethrift. You can also Give and Get 15% off every time a friend makes a first-time purchase through a referral link from your account. So, what are you waiting for? Share it with your friends to give and get much-needed coupons!

le nov. 22 2022

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Carer is Donating a Portion of Sales to the National Association For Continence(NAFC)

This December, the season of giving, we at CARER invite you to join us in spreading love and hope. As part of our commitment to making a difference, we are proud to donate a portion of every purchase to the National Association for Continence (NAFC). Together, we can help those living with incontinence lead healthier, more confident lives. Why This December Matters December is more than just the end of the year; it’s a time for reflection, compassion, and giving back. For many, Christmas is about showing love to those who need it most, and this year, CARER is channeling that spirit through our partnership with the NAFC. Every purchase you make this month helps provide essential incontinence care and support to those in need CARER’s Story: Why We Care At CARER, we’ve always believed in creating products that combine comfort, style, and performance. Since 2011, we’ve been dedicated to helping individuals manage incontinence with dignity and confidence. But our mission doesn’t stop at innovative products. We want to create a world where people living with incontinence feel supported, understood, and empowered. This December, with your help, we’re taking that mission further by supporting NAFC’s incredible work. Incontinence: A Challenge We Can Face Together Over 80 million adults in the United States manage incontinence daily. It’s a condition that can feel isolating, but it doesn’t have to be. Through our donation, we’re contributing to NAFC’s efforts to break the stigma, provide education, and create resources for those in need. Together, we can ensure that no one faces these challenges alone. What Your Purchase Means Every time you shop at CARER this December, A portion of all sales will go toward NAFC to help continue our mission of raising awareness around incontinence. When you shop this season, you’re helping fund education, resources, and care. Whether you’re purchasing our washable incontinence underwear, adult plastic pants, or exploring our new women’s styles, your order makes a difference. Not only are you investing in your own comfort, but you’re also giving someone else the gift of support and empowerment. Celebrate the Spirit of Christmas Christmas is the perfect time to show love and care. It’s a reminder that small acts of kindness can create ripples of positive change. By choosing CARER, you’re joining a movement of compassion that aligns with the true meaning of the holiday season. A Personal Message From Us “This Christmas, we’re asking our customers to join us in giving back,” says PAUL, CEO at CARER. “Through our partnership with NAFC, we’re not only providing products that enhance daily life but also contributing to a future where everyone feels supported and valued.” How You Can Help Shop with Purpose: Explore CARER’s wide range of products and know that every purchase supports NAFC. Share Your Story: Inspire others by sharing your experiences with incontinence. Together, we can break the stigma. Spread the Word: Tell friends and family about this campaign and encourage them to join the movement. Let’s Make a Difference Together As the year comes to a close, let’s celebrate the season by giving back. CARER and NAFC are committed to making a real impact, but we can’t do it without you. Let’s make this Christmas one to remember—for ourselves and for those who need our help the most. Visit CARER’s website to explore our products and join this special campaign. Together, we can bring comfort, confidence, and care to those who need it most. Happy Holidays from all of us at CARER!

le déc. 18 2024

Unisex Pull-On Waterproof Diaper Cover - W66

~~$37.00~~ À partir de $33.00

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Empowering Lives: Carer's Pioneering Journey in Corporate Social Responsibility

Since its inception in 2011, Carer has emerged as a frontrunner in addressing sensitive bodily functions such as incontinence, menstruation, and postpartum bleeding. Central to the company’s mission is the empowerment of individuals, ensuring they don’t have to compromise on comfort or style due to their physical conditions. This article highlights Carer’s journey in integrating corporate social responsibility (CSR) into its core business strategy, reflecting on its impactful initiatives and commitments. Product Innovation and Social Impact Carer’s product line is distinguished by its innovative fusion of functionality, fashion, and environmental sustainability. This unique combination underscores the company’s dedication to social responsibility. However, Carer’s engagement extends beyond product innovation. The company has actively partnered with various charitable organizations, reinforcing its commitment to societal welfare, particularly for those confronting sensitive health issues. Carer’s engagement with various charitable organizations is not just a testament to its corporate philosophy but a crucial step towards fostering a more compassionate and inclusive society. Such partnerships are essential in creating a societal fabric where the well-being of all, especially the most vulnerable, is a shared responsibility. Project Aim Community Donation: A Pioneering Collaboration for Empowerment Project Aim Community is a non-profit organization addressing a crucial yet often overlooked need: providing menstrual and incontinence underwear to those who struggle to afford them. By focusing on ensuring dignified, barrier-free access to these essential items, the organization plays a vital role in maintaining personal hygiene and self-esteem for many. This mission is particularly important as it helps alleviate the financial strain and potential embarrassment for beneficiaries, which is in perfect harmony with the values of Carer, a like-minded company. Under the guidance of Miel Bernstein, Carer has made a noteworthy contribution to this cause. The donation, which includes women's incontinence pants and plastic pants, is more than just a charitable gesture. It signifies Carer's dedication to social welfare and an acknowledgment of the significant challenges faced by people in need. The partnership between Carer and Project Aim Community is emblematic of how corporations can effectively address societal issues, particularly those that are often stigmatized or ignored. This collaboration not only provides immediate aid to those in need but also stimulates a broader discussion about health equity and social justice. It highlights the importance of access to essential products, bringing attention to an issue that affects many but is rarely discussed. Furthermore, Carer’s involvement with Project Aim Community is not limited to a single charitable act. It represents a commitment to building a lasting relationship with an organization that shares its vision of a more inclusive, empathetic society. This ongoing partnership is a clear indicator of the importance Carer places on fulfilling its social responsibilities. By working hand in hand with organizations like Project Aim Community, Carer is setting a precedent for other businesses, showing that corporate success and social welfare can coexist and collectively foster significant change in communities. The CareBOX Program Team Donation: A Strategic Approach to Holistic Cancer Care Building upon its commitment to social responsibility, Carer has also recently extended its support to The CareBOX Program, a nonprofit organization that plays a vital role in supporting cancer patients. This organization uniquely focuses on delivering essential supplies, tailored to each patient’s specific requirements, directly to their homes. These supplies are not just generic; they are carefully selected to enhance nutrition, hygiene, and mobility, addressing the multifaceted challenges faced by cancer patients. The goal of The CareBOX Program is ambitious yet crucial: to mitigate the risks of malnutrition, infections, and injuries that cancer patients often face. By donating adult plastic pants, coordinated by Chandler Stancliff, Carer has made a significant impact in addressing a critical, yet frequently overlooked aspect of cancer care: incontinence management. Incontinence, often a side effect of cancer treatment, can profoundly affect a patient's dignity and quality of life. Carer’s contribution is a recognition of the nuanced needs of cancer patients and a commitment to improving their day-to-day challenges. This focused support is a clear indication of Carer’s deep understanding of the comprehensive nature of cancer care. The donation of plastic pants, while seemingly specific, holds substantial value in the broader context of holistic healthcare. It shows Carer’s insight into the fact that effective cancer treatment goes beyond medical intervention; it requires attention to the practical and emotional aspects of patient care as well. The partnership between Carer and The CareBOX Program stands as a model for holistic cancer care, where the focus is not only on treating the disease but also on supporting the overall well-being of the patients. This collaboration goes beyond the mere provision of medical supplies; it represents a thoughtful approach to healthcare, one that acknowledges and addresses the physical, emotional, and practical needs of those undergoing treatment. Broadening the Scope of Corporate Social Responsibility Carer’s CSR initiatives extend beyond its core product line, recognizing the wide-reaching impact of addressing basic health needs. Through its multifaceted CSR strategy, Carer not only aims to provide temporary relief but seeks to instigate long-lasting, positive changes within communities. This approach embodies a comprehensive CSR model, integrating business objectives with a deep-rooted concern for societal welfare. Be Part of the Change With Carer Carer’s generous donations to Project Aim Community and The CareBOX Program Team are proof of its unwavering dedication to making a tangible difference in the lives of those grappling with health challenges. We extend our deepest gratitude to Miel Bernstein, Chandler Stancliff, and the respective organizations for their vital roles in these initiatives, which have significantly amplified Carer's impact. We encourage our readers to share this article to spread awareness of the importance of supporting charities addressing essential needs. Your involvement can have a substantial impact. For those interested in contributing to similar initiatives or partnering with Carer in future charitable endeavors, please contact us at customer@carerspk.com. Further information about our mission and how you can contribute is available on our website, carerspk.com. Together, let us continue to drive positive change in our communities.

le déc. 28 2023

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Bladder Retraining Guide

Bladder Training: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How It Helps Bladder training is a behavioral technique designed to help individuals regain better control over their bladder. It involves gradually increasing the time between bathroom visits, following a set schedule rather than rushing to the toilet whenever the urge arises. Over time, this approach helps retrain the bladder to hold more urine and reduce sudden, frequent urges. The reason bladder training is important is that many people with overactive bladder or incontinence tend to urinate more often than necessary, which weakens the bladder’s ability to stretch and store urine. This creates a cycle of urgency and leakage that can be frustrating and disruptive to daily life. Bladder training works to break this cycle by teaching the bladder to wait longer between trips. The benefits of bladder training are significant. With consistency and patience, people often experience fewer leaks, reduced nighttime trips to the bathroom, and greater confidence in social and work settings. It is a non-invasive, drug-free method that empowers individuals to manage bladder symptoms naturally and improve their overall quality of life. Who Can Benefit from Bladder TrainingBladder training is especially helpful for people who experience frequent urges to urinate, mild to moderate urinary incontinence, or an overactive bladder. It is often recommended for older adults, women after childbirth or menopause, and men who have minor bladder control issues. Since it is a non-invasive and low-risk method, many healthcare providers suggest trying bladder training before considering medication or surgery. Who May Not Be Suitable for Bladder TrainingBladder training may not be the best option for individuals with certain medical conditions that affect bladder function, such as severe incontinence, urinary retention, neurological disorders (like Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis), or those recovering from recent pelvic or bladder surgery. In these cases, other treatments or a combination of approaches may be more effective. It’s always important to consult a healthcare professional to determine if bladder training is the right strategy. How to Do Bladder Training Bladder training requires consistency and patience, but it can be very effective when followed carefully. The process usually includes the following steps: Keep a Bladder DiaryStart by recording when you go to the bathroom, how much urine you pass, and when leaks happen. This helps you and your healthcare provider understand your current bladder habits. Set a Bathroom ScheduleBased on your diary, begin by visiting the toilet at regular intervals (for example, every 1–2 hours), even if you don’t feel the urge. Gradually Increase the IntervalOnce you can manage your set schedule without accidents, try extending the time by 15 minutes. Over weeks, work toward a goal of urinating every 3–4 hours. Use Delay TechniquesIf you feel a sudden urge before the scheduled time, practice strategies such as: Taking slow, deep breaths. Sitting down and relaxing your pelvic muscles. Distracting yourself with another activity.These methods help the urge pass until the scheduled time. Practice Pelvic Floor ExercisesStrengthening the pelvic floor muscles (often called Kegel exercises) can improve your ability to hold urine and support bladder training success. Be Consistent and PatientProgress may take several weeks. It’s normal to experience setbacks, but persistence is key. Many people notice improvement within 6–12 weeks of regular practice. Tips for Success with Bladder Training Stay Consistent: Follow your schedule as closely as possible. Consistency helps your bladder adjust more quickly. Watch Your Fluids: Drink enough water to stay hydrated, but avoid excessive fluids. Cutting back suddenly can irritate the bladder. Limit Triggers: Reduce drinks that can worsen urgency, such as coffee, tea, alcohol, and carbonated beverages. Use Reminders: Set alarms or phone reminders to keep track of bathroom breaks until the routine becomes natural. Celebrate Progress: Even small improvements, like waiting an extra 10 minutes, show that your bladder is getting stronger. Seek Support: Talk to a healthcare provider if you’re struggling. Sometimes combining bladder training with other treatments—like pelvic floor therapy—works best. Be Patient with Yourself: Retraining takes time. Don’t be discouraged by occasional leaks—these are part of the learning process.

le sept. 25 2025

Unisex Waterproof Plastic Pants - W88

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6-Pack Mesh Underwear Postpartum High Waist For C-Section - 9120

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