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etectRx announces eBrief 2, with installations planned for early 2027
etectRx announced a new generation of its continence-monitoring system. Its planned 2027 installations are distinct from earlier eBrief deployments.
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etectRx announced a new generation of its continence-monitoring system. Its planned 2027 installations are distinct from earlier eBrief deployments.
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Canada's Angelcare Group has introduced Hygenie, a pail for disposing of adult briefs, pads and liners. It is an accessory, not an absorbent diaper.
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Brazilian brand Plenty Care announced Plenty Care Pants Plus Size XXG on July 30, 2026. The disposable adult absorbent pant fits waists of 120–165 cm and comes in…
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The LYCRA Company described its partnership with Brazilian manufacturer Eurofral in a May 4, 2026 article about Higifral Pants adult incontinence underwear. Eurofral uses LYCRA HyFit fibre in…
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WaterWipes announced Feminine Wipes and Incontinence Care Wipes on April 15, 2026, expanding its personal-care range beyond baby and toddler cleansing. The incontinence range is intended for women,…
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Essity announced the US launch of TENA Men's Washable Protective Boxers on March 23, 2026. The reusable underwear is designed for drips and light bladder leaks and has…
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NorthShore Care Supply's January 30, 2026, product article describes updates to MegaMax USA v2, its US-made tab-style adult diaper for heavy bladder and bowel leakage. The company says…
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The announcement describes briefs with embedded strips, a reusable front-mounted sensor and caregiver notifications through an app.
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The system combines designated briefs, a sensor pod and Wi-Fi alerts. The launch release includes a manufacturer-reported trial involving 25 residents.