These may make an incontinence problem worse. These products may be costly. You will need to weigh what you can afford to buy against the amount of help these products offer you as a caregiver. Besides portable commodes, grab bars, handrails and adjustable toilet seats, a number of other products can help an incontinent person. Some may be washed and reused, others can be thrown away after one use.
Some products absorb more than others because they contain a gelling material.
These products also cost more. Your doctor, nurse or pharmacist can describe these products and help you decide what would work best in your case. They should also be able to tell you where you can find these items. Be sure to include the cost of all such materials in your planning. Shopping for the best buys will help you control costs.