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I guess not. You'd think if mass produced they would be competitively priced. If and when I ever get to that point, I want cat or dog prints on mine.
I haven't bothered to look. I do know that Zyrtec from a chain pharmacy costs quite a bit more than the Equate brand from Walmart. I suspect that the trim underwear with flowers or prints is being introduced by the leading (name brand) manufacturers first and cost more than the puffy, white, discount ones.
So it's not the price of the product that bothers you; it's just that you feel squeamish about seeing ads for such items? Well, I've got news for you: mild to severe incontinence is a pretty wide-spread problem that unfortunately does not get the attention it deserves from either the medical profession or the market for products like the one that has weirdly offended your sensibilities.
So true. I have read that there are more adult diapers sold than ones for children.
They're what I would call high-priced. If you google fashionable incontinence panties, you'll see. However if you google incontinence underwear you'll see less expensive versions.
No one is saying that they aren't expensive. I would expect incontinence underwear to be more expensive than regular underwear. Just questioning the assertion that "companies [are] raking in the money for sticking a flower on a pair of incontenance pants" I haven't seen any evidence of flowered varieties being more expensive than their unadorned counterparts.
They're what I would call high-priced. If you google fashionable incontinence panties, you'll see. However if you google incontinence underwear you'll see less expensive versions.
No one sees my underwear but me, but I can't bring myself to wear white "granny panty" briefs. I like pretty underwear; it makes me feel nice. So if I ever get to the point where I need incontinence undies, I'd probably like a flower on them, and frankly, since no one else sees it, it's none of their business, right?
They don’t show under yoga pants and they are reasonable at about $1.08/each on average if you shop around. Three colors (beige, black and purple) to a box.
Note this is the moderate absorbency. Maximum absorbency will show under yoga pants.
I do like the more feminine styles people have linked to and will try some of those.
They should have to suggest that a woman go see her doctor about surgery to correct the problem before settling for incontinence undies.
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