The Incontinence Company Offers Special Pricing On Sure Care Protective Underwear This Month

Pembroke, MA, April 15, 2015 (Newswire.com) - April is "Sure Care Protective Underwear" month at The Incontinence Company, and customers can enjoy savings on Sure Care Heavy Absorbency Underwear. A case of 56 to 80 count (depending on size) is available at $36.99. Sure Care Heavy Absorbency Protective Underwear is a top-performing product, rated by users as very comfortable, safe, and superior.
"Our unique service provides a convenient and inexpensive way to order incontinence products online for discreet home delivery, and we want to encourage new users to check out the Sure Care brand, and to check us out," said company spokesperson Ann Landauer.

As anyone knows who has shopped for incontinence products at the supermarket or big box stores, particular brands and sizes are often out-of-stock. But at The Incontinence Company, there's always a huge inventory of brands and sizes ready to ship, and when customers find the right products, they can use our DeliverEase program to schedule recurring deliveries. Shipping is always free for orders over $50.

"Our unique service provides a convenient and inexpensive way to order incontinence products online (www.incontinencecompany.com) for discreet home delivery, and we want to encourage new users to check out the Sure Care brand, and to check us out."

Ann Landauer, Company Spokesperson

Another advantage is that The Incontinence Company has specialist staff persons available, who can answer questions and help customers choose the most appropriate products. As the company byword asserts: “We can't eliminate the problem—but we can make it a lot easier to manage!”

A Very Common Problem
Incontinence sufferers often think that they are alone in having this medical condition, yet it is a very common problem, affecting an estimated 30-50 million Americans. Because the subject is not usually publicly discussed, it is also not widely known that incontinence can be treated with appropriate medical care and physical therapy. The first step is to discuss the condition with a physician.

Physicians also have to be pro-active and raise the issue with their patients. In a 2014 study where primary doctors in the Netherlands were asked to question patients about incontinence and then work with specialists to come up with a treatment plan, 65 percent of the patients reported an improvement in the severity of their incontinence. The patients where the doctor intervened were two to three times as likely to report improvement as the control group, where doctors waited for patients to raise the issue of incontinence. 
The Incontinence Company is happy to consult with customers about appropriate products, and also advises them to consult with their physicians about the condition.

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