Wearever Incontinence Panties Review!

Wearever Incontinence Panties Review!

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.

When I was pregnant my bladder was affected tremendously. I thought I’d talk about it because I know there are others out there like me!  I had a Cesarean Section when I had my son and my bladder was suspended.  Well ever since then I have had small control problems, like coughing, sneezing and sometimes even laughing.  Now here’s the real kicker I can move or bend over and not even have to go to the bathroom, and I leak.  So ever since my son was born I pretty much wear some kind of pad or  panty liner.  I really hate having to wear pads.  So when I seen the chance to try this cool product I couldn’t pass it up.  

When I ordered my Women’s Incontinence Panties by Wearever I didn’t read everything about them yet.  When I got them I was like Oh Ya! No pad needed at all! I like these a lot but I think I should have gotten a size bigger.  I won’t mention my sizes though hehe  These are great!  They are made from a nice and strong material.  I’m glad I was able to try these out because I really cannot stand wearing the pads.  

If you have an incontinence problem or know someone who does this would be a great product to offer as a gift or for yourself.  I mean you cannot even tell that it has a thicker crotch and it doesn’t feel like I have on a pad.   Get yourself a couple pairs @ WeareverUS, like them on Facebook and follow them on Pinterest!

Here is your chance to win a pair of these for yourself, loved one or friend.

Support Ovarian Cancer National Alliance with Wearever Purchases this February
 
A portion of proceeds from sales of select Wearever products will benefit nonprofit Ovarian Cancer National Alliance this February. Wearever is partnering with the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance to raise money in support of ovarian cancer awareness and programs for women with this disease. Ovarian cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer-related death among women and the deadliest of all gynecologic cancers.

Throughout the month of February 2014, 10 percent of proceeds from the Wearever women’s underwear line will be donated to OCNA. This includes all sizes, styles, colors and purchases in singles, three-packs and six-packs from the Wearever Women’s Incontinence Panties line. To learn more, visit www.WeareverUS.com

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free usingTomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.