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Despite the number of people who suffer from incontinence, the condition can still be a source of embarrassment for those who must deal with it.  Though there is no reason to be ashamed, you may wish to find ways to purchase Chux and other incontinence supplies in the most anonymous way possible.  Taking a trip to your local drugstore or medical supply store just isn’t the best way to keep a low profile, especially if you need to buy several packages at one time.

In addition to the lack of discretion when buying Chux at a retailer, there is also the fact that you’ll pay a lot more than you should have to.  It’s an unfortunate fact, but it’s true.  There are rarely more than one or two medical supply retailers in a given area, and that means these stores have very little in the way of competition.  You can choose between the stores you have in your area, or even drive a little farther to get better deals and choices, but the end result will still be you paying too much for your Chux and other incontinence supplies. Read more…

Do you know what CHUX pads are? You have probably used them without realizing what they were. They are the disposable pads that are used on many hospital beds and examining tables to protect the equipment from various germs. It also makes it more comfortable for the patient and protects them from germs as well. CHUX are used by both medical and ambulance crews. They can be found in hospitals and nursing homes. They can even be used privately in homes where there is a person who suffers from bladder control or other types of incontinence. Typically, the person is elderly or disabled in some way, and cannot use the bathroom in a normal way.

CHUX are available in different colors, such as white and blue. They are very soft and thick. They also have a layer of waterproof material on top. This prevents liquid from seeping through and protects whatever surface it has been placed on. It also prevents the patient from getting too wet. In this way, CHUX are very absorbent. Some of them can absorb up to 2 cups of liquid before they need to be thrown out. Many different sizes are available. This allows them to be large enough to cover a bed or small enough to fit on a chair.

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