Reviews



We don't think finding the right products for your LBL should require tons of trial-and-error, so we're rounding up reviews of products that work for ladies who leak.




Liners
For light leaks from Always, Poise, Tena and more
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Pads
For moderate and heavy spurts from leading brands
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Underwear
Disposable or not, heavy and less so
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Everything Else
Bladder supports, wipes, and oils, oh my!
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Latest Reviews




For moms who want to heal: Momma Strong

Momma Strong promotes the idea that postpartum diastasis recti and incontinence can be healed. One once-skeptical writer finally started to listen.


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Poise Impressa bladder supports: For times when a pad just won’t do

Poise Impressa bladder supports aren’t the most comfortable Poise tampons for bladder control, says one writer, but it stops light bladder leaks.


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Motherfigure’s guide to pee-proof panties

Lacy thongs, athletic boyshorts, or cotton hiphuggers—we’ve put together a list of pee-proof panties and bladder leak underwear that looks good and keeps you dry.


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Motherfigure’s guide to incontinence products

A brief guide to help you find the right incontinence products that work for you


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How to find the best incontinence products for women

From thick to thin, disposable to reusable, there are plenty to choose from. Here’s our guide to how to find the best incontinence pads for you


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The best pads for cloth-diapering moms: GladRags

GladRags kept one writer feeling fresh during her last months of pregnancy—and beyond


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The best undies for LBL surprises: Icon

Why one writer found switching to Icon from urinary incontinence pads surprisingly easy


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Always Discreet Reviews: The best liners for allergy season

Curious if Always Discreet is right for you? Check out this writer’s Always Discreet review and learn why she always has them on hand, even during allergy season.


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The best disposables for surges: Always Discreet Underwear

Why Always Discreet had one writer trade in her quirky collection of cotton underwear to better protect herself against UI


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