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Reusable Incontinence Pads

If you're fed up buying (and binning) disposable incontinence pads such as Tena and are looking for a more eco-friendly alternative, we've developed our range of incontinence products just for you.

We just love to talk pee, poo and periods here at Team Cheeky but we know that not everyone feels comfortable talking about urinary incontinence. Even adding them to your weekly shop can feel a bit much which is why purchasing online and discreetly from us takes the sting away! Alternatively, you can reduce the symptoms of stress incontinence by using a pelvic floor toner to strengthen your muscles.

If you're unsure how many you need, or have any other questions? Complete our questionnaire for a tailor-made suggestion from us. Or drop the team a line - they're always happy to help, no need for embarrassment!

The fabrics used in our pants and pads, do not contain PFOS, PFOA or 'antimicrobial silver'. Read our blog for further information.

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Cheeky Fearless Heavy pad - 33cm for moderate incontinence
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What's the difference between washable reusable incontinence pads and menstrual pads?

Our range of washable incontinence pads were developed by Penny, who suffers from chronic incontinence due to illness. They're different to our period pads because they're wider at the back than the front and stay flat and dry in your knickers. However they also work perfectly for heavy flow menstrual flow.

The absorbent core draws moisture into the pad so that you never feel wet. For those of you with less than nimble fingers, our pads have an additional tab which makes opening and closing again that little bit easier.

How do you clean washable incontinence pads?

Cleaning washable incontinence pads is easy. Unlike period pads, reusable incontinence pads can be washed at 40c and we recommend a bio washing powder as this will really help remove any lingering smells.

'I already had a few of the fearless superlight incontinence pads. I use these as panty liners and they are really great for that. I bought some more as I kept running out of them before they came back from the washing pile.

They are the best at staying in place. They don't slip and don't spin round your pants. As usual, the customer service from Cheeky Wipes is great.' Nicola, Trustpilot

How long can you wear reusable womens incontinence pads?

As with disposable pads, it really depends on the type of incontinence that you suffer with and how often you pass urine.

We recommend that for light or mild bladder leakage you change the pads every 3 to 4 hours with regular pads however moderate leaks may require more frequent changes or heavier pads.

Do you have washable heavy incontinence pads?

Our incontinence pads are best for light to moderate incontinence. For heavy incontinence, we recommend doubling up on protection with pads, plus heavy flow pants. For further advice, please do contact us, we LOVE to chat pee, poo and periods.

Eco Friendly alternative to disposable incontinence pads

Did you know that one pack of maxi pads can have the same amount of plastic as 5 plastic bags, never mind the plastic packaging that they come in? Tonnes and tonnes of plastic waste each year which gets into our oceans and the food chain. Our incontinence washable pads are much more eco friendly too, just wash and reuse.

It’s worth bearing in mind that our reusable incontinence pads are designed for minor to moderate bladder leaks only and aren't suitable for total incontinence. As always, chat to your GP or pelvic floor physio who may be able to help prevent leaks in the first place by toning up your pelvic floor muscles, or take a look at Secret Whispers Kegel weights!

If you suffer with bladder leakage overnight, you might be interested in our bed pads. We've also got a range of washable incontinence pants for men and women which can help deal with all types of urinary incontinence, including overflow incontinence and urge incontinence.

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