Incontinence Tips
Buying Guide: Baby & Toddler Diapers + Pull Ups
Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Jun 28 2024
High-quality diapers and pull ups are essential to your little one’s comfort and well-being, but making the right decision can be overwhelming with so many options. The search becomes even more challenging if your child has sensitive skin or allergies. We’ve created a shoppable list of our favorite baby and toddler diapers and pull ups to make things easier. Each entry highlights key benefits and features, and briefly explains what sets each brand apart. You can use this information to guide your decision-making and find a diaper that meets your family’s needs.Read More
The Best Products for Managing Heavy Incontinence of 2024
Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Apr 19 2024
If you care for a loved one with urinary incontinence, you’ve probably noticed that their symptoms get worse during the winter. This happens for two reasons. First, cold weather causes a drop in body temperature. That makes the muscles around the bladder tense up, increasing the risk of bladder spasms and urinary voids. Second, less sweat is produced during the winter, so more liquid is processed by our kidneys instead of our pores.Read More
Celebrating Earth Day: Carewell's Best Products for Getting Outside and Enjoying Mother Nature
Posted by Chad Birt on Tue Apr 09 2024
Earth Day is April 22nd and there’s no better time to get outside and enjoy the beauty our planet has to offer. Going outdoors presents an opportunity to bask in the sun, soak in vitamin D, and socialize with others, but if your loved one has low mobility or underlying medical issues like incontinence, it can also present challenges. To make things easier, we’ve created a shoppable list of our favorite products that make it more comfortable (and safe) for you and your loved ones to venture outdoors. From incontinence products and mobility devices to snacks and hydration, this checklist has everything you need to make this Earth Day your best one yet!Read More
Incontinence: Heavy Absorbency - Carewell's Best Products for Managing Heavy Incontinence
Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Feb 08 2024
If you care for a loved one with urinary incontinence, you’ve probably noticed that their symptoms get worse during the winter. This happens for two reasons. First, cold weather causes a drop in body temperature. That makes the muscles around the bladder tense up, increasing the risk of bladder spasms and urinary voids. Second, less sweat is produced during the winter, so more liquid is processed by our kidneys instead of our pores.Read More