When it comes to coping with women’s urinary incontinence many women immediately opt for absorbent products. This is hardly suprising because absorbent products help you deal with urine leakage accident without embarrassment or hassle. But they do have a cost.
If you are a regular user of absorbent pads then you are likely to be spending over £5 per week. When you add this up you are spending £260 per year! That is a nice holiday or outfit. By the way this is a conservative estimate. If you are using a specialised absorbent pad then your monthly costs could be as high as £200 per month!
IncoStress costs £27.99. It will immediately control your leakage problem by gently closing your urethra. So no need for pads. Over time it’ll also develop your pelvic floor muscles. IncoStress is your own personal Kegel exerciser and so over time you will no longer need IncoStress or pads because your pelvic floor is rejuvenated.
So you could potentially save £232 per by using IncoStress, which has been tested by the NHS and is a certified Class IIA medical device.
IncoStress is fast becoming the first choice for controlling female urinary incontinence not only because it immediately works and develops the pelvic muscles but because it can save you a lot of money.