We don't recommend using Prevail® protective hygiene products when swimming or participating in aquatic activities.

Incontinence can take a toll on your confidence. When you're worried about an accident, it's hard to put your best face forward. But it doesn't have to be that way.

Helping a loved one put on a product can be uncomfortable at first. But remember, it's a challenging situation for both of you.

Sometimes finding the right protective product can seem like a challenge.

Instead of thinking in terms of "which product will last the longest," think in terms of which product is right for the individual person.

When many women first experience leaks, they reach for what they know: menstrual pads. But the truth is, if you haven't upgraded to protective hygiene products, you aren't getting the full protection you deserve.

When it comes to incontinence, choosing the right doctor or healthcare provider can make a big difference.

Finding the right protective hygiene product can be challenging.

Prevail® Continence Coach is a program developed to address the needs of Medicaid Health Plan Members living at home.

For both men and women, Kegel exercises strengthen the pelvic floor muscles that support the bladder and help close the urethra.