You Are Not Alone: Depend Underwareness

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If you are suffering from urinary incontinence you don’t have to be embarrassed. You are not alone. As a matter of fact over 51 million American women experience bladder leakage. That’s 1 in 3 American women*. There are many reasons for this but the most common are due to pregnancy, childbirth, and even diabetes. When I was pregnant I can’t count the number of times that my son helped me relieve my bladder without my consent. A few years after he was born I had a hysterectomy and due to severe adhesion to my bladder I once again, was in need of a brand I could trust while I was experiencing bladder leakage.

Thank you Depend.  Now with products such as the Depend Silhouette Active Fit women no longer have to worry about incontinence. The Depend Silhouette Active Fit come in both black and nude briefs in a variety of sizes. They are not bulky and cannot be noticed. They feature moderate absorbency with a thin design similar to underwear with a look, fit, and feel that’s comfortable.  You can join the movement and request a free sample of Depend Silhouette Active Fit briefs by simply filling out your address. Together, we can show that wearing a different kind of underwear is no big deal.  

In year two of Underwareness, the brand’s social movement and charitable cause to break down the bladder leakage stigma, Depend is joining forces with CVS Health to support women with bladder leakage as they navigate their path to better health.

Join the #Underawareness movement, now in its second year. Show your support for women with bladder leakage and for every photo and video shared using the hashtag #Underawareness the Depend brand will donate $1, up to $3 million through 2016 to fund charities that advance the research and education of bladder leakage.

Don’t be shy, join me and show them your #Underwareness!