Male incontinence is far more common than most men realize — affecting roughly 1 in 9 Canadian men, and many more after prostate surgery. The right product depends on how much leakage you're dealing with and your lifestyle. Here's the straight answer.
Light Leakage: Male Guards
For post-void dribble or light stress incontinence, male guards are discreet shields that fit inside your own underwear. They're shaped for male anatomy and virtually invisible under clothes. Browse guards in our Incontinence collection.
Moderate Leakage: Protective Underwear
TENA MEN Protective Underwear is designed specifically for men — higher absorption zone at the front, masculine grey colour, and a fit that looks like regular boxer briefs. This is the go-to after prostate procedures once heavy leakage subsides.
Heavy Leakage: Tab-Style Briefs
For full bladder loss or bowel incontinence, maximum-absorbency briefs like TENA Stretch Ultra or Attends Stretch Briefs provide the highest capacity and are easy for caregivers to change.
After Prostate Surgery: What to Expect
Leakage after radical prostatectomy typically improves over 3–12 months. Most men progress from briefs → protective underwear → guards as control returns. Buy small quantities of each level rather than stockpiling one product.
Catheter Users
If your urologist has prescribed intermittent catheterization, we stock male-length catheters like the GentleCath Intermittent Catheter and drainage supplies in our Urology collection.
FAQ
What is the best incontinence product for men?
For light dribble: male guards. For moderate leakage: TENA MEN underwear. For heavy leakage: tab-style briefs. Match the product to the leakage level, not the other way around.
Can you exercise wearing incontinence protection?
Absolutely — guards and male protective underwear are designed to stay secure during activity.
All orders ship in plain, unmarked packaging. Shop the full men's incontinence range here.