No, Prevail® pads, underwear, brief and underpad products are not perfumed and do not contain deodorizers.

Depending on your product needs, you can order Prevail® by the package or by the case through any of our online vendors or select in-store partners.

Yes, a sight impaired person can use Prevail® protective hygiene products.

Incontinence can affect people at any age. If you're experiencing bladder or bowel leaks, you're not alone. 25 million Americans experience leaks every single year.

Fortunately, you don't need a prescription to use Prevail® products.

A hysterectomy is not a treatment for bladder leakage. Fortunately, there's a variety of incontinence treatment and management options you can use to improve bladder control.

Whenever you change a patient's product, some form of skin care is required to prevent odor, infection, and skin irritation.

All Prevail® products are designed for four things: comfort, absorbency, skin health, and discretion. If they didn't excel at each of those things, we wouldn't put our name on the box.

It's not recommended to flush any type of protective hygiene or incontinence product.

Not if you're wearing the right protective hygiene product.