I believe that most mothers have a recollection of their experiences of having urinary incontinence after giving birth through Normal Spontaneous Delivery (NSD). I know how it feels. I am not an exception to that. It's messy and embarrassing because it would come unexpectedly anywhere, anytime. I would like to share with you two of the most unpleasant situations when I had urinary incontinence. The first one happened when I was grocery shopping with my husband that I had to purchase a new set of underwear because I wasn't able to unzip my pants just in time my urine went out. The second one was the time when I was done closing a business deal that I needed to rush immediately to the washroom but again, I wasn't able to hold my urine until I reached the cubicle. It prompted me to have no choice but to pee on my pants because I could no longer hold my urine. It was so unfortunate that I needed to go home while covering my pants and making sure that a person who knew me would not see me as I rode a cab. How troublesome and humiliating! If only I discovered So Sure earlier, I could skip those two embarrassing moments! 

The makers of So Sure Bladder Control Pad claim that it is designed to keep you dry and worry-free in times when you feel that you need to be protected from leaks and mess due to urinary incontinence.


Each pad has a superior absorbent core or blue acquisition layers that absorb moisture, locks in wetness, and reduces odor (can absorb three times the amount of normal urine level based on June 2018 laboratory test).


It has an easy-stick and wide adhesive that securely and smoothly holds the pad in place and elastic strands that create a discreet, secure, and comfortable fit.


It is breathable and has a cloth-like back sheet for added comfort.


So Sure Bladder Control pad is suitable for men and women.

Courtesy: https://shopee.ph/jeunesse.anionpads

So Sure Bladder Control Pad has two sizes:

So Sure Bladder Control Pads are available in Mercury Drug Stores nationwide or online via Lazada PH and Shopee PH.

I tried using both when I was traveling for hours and staying in school for eight hours. I also used size 340 mm as a substitute for my favorite sanitary pads, Jeunesse, when I had my period.

Well, the claims are true. The leak and odor control, smoothness and cloth-like feel, plus the anti-bacterial properties are considered its best points for me because they promote peace of mind, hygiene, and comfort. 

In line with this, there are three common types of incontinence or bladder leakage that may help you determine the perfect pad for you just in case you want to use So Sure: 

Stress Urinary Incontinence- The involuntary loss of urine that occurs when pressure is suddenly placed on your bladder whether it's cough, laugh, sneeze, exercise, or lifting a heavy item.

Urge Urinary Incontinence- Unexpected contraction or squeezing of the bladder muscles that causes a sudden and involuntary urge to urinate immediately.

Overflow Incontinence- The inability to empty the bladder completely causing urine to overflow and leak without feeling the urge to urinate.

Whether or not you've dealt with a urinary tract infection, you've likely heard all of the old wives' tales of how to prevent one. From guzzling cranberry juice to becoming celibate, it seems like everyone has a way to keep infections at bay. You may be surprised to find out, though, that many of those remedies are actually myths. 

1. Your Underwear Doesn't Matter

If you've completely converted to granny panties as a way to prevent UTIs, then you'll be glad to know that studies show it doesn't really matter what underwear you wear. You can bring back the cute undies, even if you want to fight off bacteria. 

2. Caffeine Is Fine

Don't pour out your daily mug of joe just yet. While a caffeinated beverage is definitely not a UTI prevention drink, one also won't cause you to end up with an infection, contrary to popular belief. 

3. Wipe Whatever Direction You Prefer

If you've always felt a little guilty about your personal hygiene, rest assured: the direction of your wiping makes no difference in your chances of getting a UTI. While this may be a concern if you never shower, chances are you keep yourself sufficiently clean. 

4. Jump in the Hot Tub

There are few things as relaxing as a soak in a hot tub, and now you can enjoy this pleasure without fear of an infection. If you're really worried about bacteria, you can certainly ensure that the tub is clean before you get in.

5. Antibiotics Aren't the Answer

The increase of resistance to antibiotics probably concerns you, and rightfully so. You don’t have to take antibiotics as a preventative tool. Instead, natural products that contain ingredients such as vitamin C and B6 are your best bet. 

Instead of avoiding the things that give you joy in life, why not try a product that will prevent UTIs and allow you to do what you truly love. Contact us for more information.