Which Incontinence Products Are You Looking For?
Search through all of our incontinence products to find the right incontinence product for you. We carry all major brands, sizes, and types. Whether you are looking for adult briefs with tabs, protective underwear, or underpads, to name a few, we carry them. You can search for them or give us a call. One of our friendly representatives will be ready to help you.
We Offer:
- Free Shipping
- Insurance Billing
- Product Specialists
- Free Samples
Showing 1–20 of 28 results
-
Adult, Personal Cleansing Cloths
-
Prevail Adjustable Belted Shields
-
No Rinse 8oz. Shampoo and Wash
-
Extra Absorbent Thin Pads
-
Extra Absorbent Thin Pads w/ Wings
-
TotalDry Extra Absorbent Thin Pads
-
Prevail Bladder Control Pads
-
Hartmann UltraShield Comfort Liners
-
Prevail Male Guard Liner
-
Secure Personal Care Super Absorbent Guards
-
TotalDry Brief Liner
-
TotalDry Ultra Booster Pads
-
TotalDry Moderate Pads Extra
-
Prevail Large Pant Liner with Elastics
-
TotalDry Moderate Pads Extra Plus
-
TotalDry Booster Pads Maximum
-
TotalDry Pads Ultimate
-
Sure Care Plus Protective Underwear
-
Presto Supreme Protective Underwear
-
Presto Protective Underwear Small
Incontinence supplies and product support
Shop Incontinence Products for Everyday Protection
Active Life Medical offers incontinence products for bladder and bowel leakage, including adult briefs, protective underwear, pads, liners, underpads and personal care supplies. Our team can help you compare product types, sizes and absorbency options and verify whether qualifying supplies may be covered by Medicaid, Medi-Cal or a participating health plan.
Compare Incontinence Product Types
The right product depends on mobility, leakage level, caregiver assistance, fit and whether protection is needed during the day or overnight.
| Product type | Commonly used for | Main advantage | What to consider |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🩲 Adult briefs with tabs | Limited mobility, heavier leakage or caregiver-assisted changes | Adjustable sides and easier changes without removing all clothing | Waist and hip size, tab position, absorbency and leg fit |
| 🚶 Protective underwear | Mobile users who can dress and change independently | Pull-on design similar to regular underwear | Mobility, tear-away sides and daytime or overnight use |
| 💧 Pads, liners and guards | Targeted or lighter bladder protection | Less coverage than a full brief | Shape, adhesive system, body type and leakage level |
| 🛏️ Underpads and bed pads | Protecting mattresses, chairs, wheelchairs and furniture | Adds surface protection beneath the user | Dimensions, absorbency and disposable or reusable design |
| ➕ Booster pads | Adding capacity to a compatible brief | Increases absorbency without replacing the main product | Compatibility with the brief absorbency system |
| 🧴 Cleansing and skin care | Supporting hygiene and moisture management | Supports a consistent cleansing and barrier routine | Follow label directions and seek care for damaged skin |
How to Choose an Incontinence Product
| Selection factor | What to review | Possible direction |
|---|---|---|
| 🚶 Mobility | Can the user stand, dress and change independently? | Pull-on underwear for independent users or tab-style briefs for assisted changes |
| 💧 Leakage level | Light, moderate, heavy, frequent or overnight leakage | Pads for targeted protection or briefs and pull-ons for fuller coverage |
| 🌙 Day or night | Length of wear, sleeping position and access to changing | Higher-capacity protection and an underpad when appropriate |
| 📏 Size and fit | Waist, hips, leg openings and manufacturer sizing instructions | Select using body measurements rather than clothing size |
| 🤝 Caregiver assistance | How the product will be applied, removed and replaced | Tabs, tear-away sides and wetness indicators may simplify care |
Sizing, Fit and Leakage
Correct fit is essential for comfort and leakage control. A larger product is not automatically more absorbent. Oversized products may leave gaps, while products that are too small can cause discomfort and poor positioning.
| Fit issue | Common sign | What to review |
|---|---|---|
| 📐 Too large | Gaps around the legs, shifting or sagging | Hip measurement, fastening position and size range |
| 📏 Too small | Tightness, red marks or poor coverage | Waist and hip measurements and the next size range |
| 💦 Low capacity | Leakage despite correct placement and fit | Absorbency, change schedule and overnight needs |
| ⚙️ Incorrect application | Uneven fit, folded material or open leg gaps | Product placement, tabs and manufacturer instructions |
Can Insurance Cover Incontinence Supplies?
Some Medicaid, Medi-Cal and managed care benefits may cover qualifying incontinence supplies when eligibility, medical necessity, documentation and participating supplier requirements are met. Coverage varies by state, plan, age, diagnosis, product category and authorized quantity.
| Step | What happens | What may be required |
|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ Insurance review | Active Life Medical reviews the submitted health-plan information | Member ID, date of birth and plan details |
| 2️⃣ Benefit verification | Possible supply benefits and supplier participation are checked | Current eligibility and plan-specific rules |
| 3️⃣ Documentation | Required medical and authorization records are identified | Prescription, physician order, diagnosis or prior authorization |
| 4️⃣ Product confirmation | Eligible products and quantities are matched to verified requirements | Approved product type, size, absorbency and refill schedule |
Insurance coverage is not guaranteed. Benefits, eligible products, quantities, documentation and member responsibility are determined by the applicable health plan.
Active Life Medical Product Support
| Service | How it helps |
|---|---|
| 👩⚕️ Product specialists | Help compare product types, sizes, absorbency and fit considerations |
| 🛡️ Insurance verification | Reviews possible benefits, documentation and supplier participation |
| 📦 Samples when available | May help eligible customers evaluate selected products before recurring fulfillment |
| 🚚 Discreet delivery | Qualifying orders are shipped in packaging designed to protect privacy |
| ☎️ Ongoing support | Customers can request help when sizing, fit or product needs change |
Incontinence Products FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| ❓ Briefs or protective underwear? | Briefs fasten with tabs and support assisted changes. Protective underwear pulls on and suits many mobile users. |
| 📏 How do I choose a size? | Measure the waist and hips, then follow the sizing chart for the specific manufacturer and product. |
| 🛡️ Can Medicaid cover supplies? | Some programs cover qualifying products when eligibility, medical necessity and documentation requirements are met. |
| 📦 Are samples available? | Samples may be available for eligible customers and selected products. Contact Active Life Medical to confirm. |
| 💦 What should I check after a leak? | Review size, fit, product placement, absorbency and change frequency before selecting a larger size. |
| 🩺 Does Active Life Medical diagnose incontinence? | No. Product specialists explain available supplies but do not diagnose conditions or provide medical treatment. |
Get Help Finding Incontinence Supplies
Contact Active Life Medical for assistance comparing product types, reviewing measurements and checking possible insurance requirements.
Medical and insurance notice: This page provides general product information and does not diagnose, treat or cure incontinence. Consult a healthcare professional about new, painful, sudden or worsening symptoms. Insurance benefits, participating suppliers, eligible products, quantities and documentation must be verified before fulfillment.
Contact Us