Yuhan-Kimberly published findings from its Depend Style sampling campaign on July 23, 2026. The analysis used satisfaction responses from 155 product trial participants and a separate preliminary survey of 237 people who had experienced light urinary leakage. The release states that the two surveys did not have identical respondent groups.
The company reports that 76.8% of sampling participants had avoided or postponed activities because of leakage concerns, while 97.4% recognised a mental or psychological impact. After trying Depend Style, 73.5% said they felt more reassured when going out or being active. Another 49.7% thought they would be able to continue activities during long outings or journeys.
For future use, 38.7% described the product as something they would routinely carry for everyday activities and 36.8% as an item they would carry according to the situation. Overall, 99.4% intended to bring it on future outings. Yuhan-Kimberly said it would continue expanding opportunities to try products designed for urinary leakage.