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What is a 'depend'?

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Mary Fisher - 22 Apr 2006 11:13 GMT
Is it a pad?

I've been worrying about it since the first erectile dysfunction post.

Mary
in UK
Buck - 22 Apr 2006 14:19 GMT
"Depend" is the brand name of a full line of incontinence products for
adults. The brand is owned by Kimberly-Clark. The Depend products range
from pads to underwear-type diapers. As used in this forum, the product
most used by those recovering from prostate surgery is a pad known as
Depend Guards for Men. You can see the full line of products at the
Depend web site: www.depend.com
Mary Fisher - 22 Apr 2006 14:21 GMT
> "Depend" is the brand name of a full line of incontinence products for
> adults. The brand is owned by Kimberly-Clark. The Depend products range
> from pads to underwear-type diapers. As used in this forum, the product
> most used by those recovering from prostate surgery is a pad known as
> Depend Guards for Men. You can see the full line of products at the
> Depend web site: www.depend.com

Ah, I see! Very interesting site, thanks.

Mary
Be prepared!
Buck - 22 Apr 2006 14:19 GMT
"Depend" is the brand name of a full line of incontinence products for
adults. The brand is owned by Kimberly-Clark. The Depend products range
from pads to underwear-type diapers. As used in this forum, the product
most used by those recovering from prostate surgery is a pad known as
Depend Guards for Men. You can see the full line of products at the
Depend web site: www.depend.com
Jimmie - 22 Apr 2006 14:48 GMT
> Is it a pad?
>
> I've been worrying about it since the first erectile dysfunction post.

I like the Depend Guards for Men, since I only leak small amounts when
getting up from a seated position or stepping out of the car.
David S. - 22 Apr 2006 19:37 GMT
The Depends Guard is second from the top on their absorbancy rating.  The
product with the most absorbancy is a diaper type brief.  I like the Guards
because I can change easily in the men's room.  It would be a lot more
difficult to change if I had to actually take off my pants, and shoes, to
put on a new one.  The Guards have worked very well for me over the years.

But beware the "yellow tail"

>> Is it a pad?
>>
>> I've been worrying about it since the first erectile dysfunction post.
>>
> I like the Depend Guards for Men, since I only leak small amounts when
> getting up from a seated position or stepping out of the car.
DonC - 22 Apr 2006 21:28 GMT
> The Depends Guard is second from the top on their absorbancy rating.  The
> product with the most absorbancy is a diaper type brief.  I like the
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>
> But beware the "yellow tail"

Depend does make a full diaper that you can easily replace in the men's
room. The Depend Adjustable, which has 150% more capacity than the guard,
has tear-apart sides which allow one to simply rips the sides open and
remove the diaper without removing one's pants.  Ditto, putting them on; rip
the sides first, put 'em on and secure using the Velcro-like fasteners.   I
used Guards most of the time but occasionally used the full Depends when I
knew I'd have high leakage --- such as while playing golf.
 
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