Urinary incontinence is not limited to the elderly

With the increasingly severe global aging, adult diapers have also become popular. But in fact, urinary incontinence is not limited to the elderly.

The Cora brand developed by Molly Hayward recently launched a mild urinary incontinence pad product, which brings urinary incontinence to the field of mild urinary incontinence. It also proves to consumers that urinary incontinence does not just happen to women over 55 years old, and not just affects the elderly.

Indeed, many young men and women also suffer from urinary incontinence problems. In Japan, due to the rapid aging of the population, the sales of adult urinary incontinence products exceeded the sales of baby diapers around 2013. A Unicharm spokesperson said, "Even among young people, incontinence is normal."

According to the estimated population of China, there are now over 200 million people suffering from urinary problems with varying degrees of overactive bladder. Especially women are more prone to have urinary incontinence.

Regardless of whether incontinence among young people is a common phenomenon, the demand for adult diapers among consumers is increasing, and the market size of adult diapers is also rapidly expanding.

It is reported that Nexwear has recently launched a series of fashionable disposable urinary incontinence products, all of which are designed based on empathy. This new product called "Urinary Incontinence Clothing" is exclusively sold on the Nexwear website. It provides a "free journey" for men and women at all stages of life, helping them solve the problem of urinary incontinence and regain control of their lives.

"When someone experiences incontinence, they are already experiencing loss of control of the bladder. That's the original intention why we invented this product. It is a product of reducing anxiety." said Matt Anderson, founder of Nexwear.