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JohnG591732
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November 29, 2022

incontinence supplies

  • November 29, 2022
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Hello all;

Over this past year, my mothers incontinence supplies needs have grown expedentially.  I have searched for the best deals on her supplies and normally find Amazon to have the best price, but was wondering if AARP membership benefits offer discounts on these supplies or if fellow members have a better recommendation to find these items.  The ones that seem to work best for her as far as fit and absorbency are the Silhouettes underwear and the Poise x-long pads.

 

Thank you for your time and consideration

Twiggy

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    agoyer
    agoyer
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    November 30, 2022

    I know how much incontinence supplies add up! They are so expensive. When I was caring for my parents I got the Poise Pads and Depends at Costco - that was the best price then - but that ended 4 yrs ago  - but it's worth checking there and Sam's Club, BJ's etc. - sometimes the cost of membership is worth it to get the discounted supplies. 

     

    I'm not aware of AARP having any discounts on incontinence supplies. 

     

    There are some medical supplies companies that will ship supplies - I have not tried them personally but I know some people have used them. If you do an online search for "home medical supplies" or "incontinence supplies delivered to home" or "discounted incontinence supplies" you might come up with some alternatives. 

     

    Hope this helps! Let us know if you do come across an alternative that saves money!

     

    Take care,

    Amy Goyer, AARP Family Caregiving Expert

     

     

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    TonyaB373348
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    December 9, 2022

    The ones I've found to work the best are Always discreet lvl 7. They aren't bulky like Poise tends to be. They also have some disposable underwear that is really great also. The kind for sensitive skin comes in white which makes them seem more like underwear to are elders.  The packaging also calls them underwear! ☺️

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