FAQ

The absorbency level you need depends on your typical bladder size and how long you plan to wear the diaper. For heavier bladder releases, opt for a higher absorbency level.

From our experience, diapers work best for patients who are bedridden or have limited mobility, while pull-ups tend to be more convenient for most people. Ultimately, the choice is personal and depends on individual preferences.

Typically, a person can empty their bladder two to three times before needing a change. However, this can vary depending on factors like the amount of liquids consumed, bladder capacity, and most importantly, personal comfort.

Yes, however, there are times when the person might need to be changed during the night because of higher urine output.

People with sensitive skin might be more prone to rashes when using adult diapers. Additionally, certain materials can increase the chances of dryness and irritation. It is advisable to use barrier creams and nappy creams if any signs of a rash are noticed. In severe cases, diaper usage can lead to dysplasia and cervical cancer.

Gentle Haven diapers are equipped with odor-guard to help prevent and control unpleasant odors. Should any odor be detected, change to a fresh diaper and dispose of the used one.

Adult diapers are designed to effectively manage both urine and feces, providing comfort and dignity for individuals with incontinence issues.

When a patient defecates, it is crucial to change the diaper promptly to maintain skin health and prevent irritation or infections.

Regular checks should be made to ensure hygiene, and immediate changes should be prioritized to provide the best care possible for the individual. Ensuring a clean and dry environment is essential for their overall well-being.

While our diapers are skin friendly and suitable for sensitive skin, urine may aggravate skin conditions.

When changing always wipe and clean with a wet-wipe and then apply a suitable barrier or nappy rash cream.

All our nappies and pull-up pants are certified as being latex-free, so no worries for your patients with latex sensitivities.

Our products are designed to restore your dignity and help you lead as normal a life as possible.

You can use the diapers while engaging in most physical activities, except for swimming.

All our products come with NAPPI Codes, which appear on your invoice. Many medical aids cover incontinence products, but it’s best to confirm with your medical aid provider and check the details of your specific plan.