[Poll] 🌛 How do you usually manage nights?
Nighttime routines can vary a lot. What approach best describes what you usually rely on?
Nighttime routines can vary a lot. What approach best describes what you usually rely on?
When choosing pads, pull-ups, briefs, bedding protection, or other continence products, what matters most to you day to day?
You've probably noticed the series of informal polls being posed in this and related subs.
These are to get a snapshot of the community's current thoughts and approaches to a number of challenges we face as well as to stimulate conversations that might otherwise be awkward to broach amongst friends, peers and strangers.
We have at least another ten poll topics lined up for the coming weeks but you're very welcome to suggest more topics that you'd like the collective wisdom of a relatively large audience applied to.
Once a few more have been run we'll be writing some analyses and presenting the results to health authorities, manufacturers and so on, so please vote and/or comment - every data point helps!
Talking about bladder, bowel, bedwetting, urgency, or continence issues can be difficult. What has been the easiest or most effective way for you to bring it up with someone?
Many people delay seeking medical advice because of embarrassment, uncertainty, cost, or hoping symptoms will improve on their own. How long was it before you spoke to a doctor or healthcare professional?
Everyone has different "leaving the house" routines. What one thing makes the biggest difference in feeling confident and prepared?
UK and European sub users: would you use NorthShore Care products if it was easier to get them?
Please note this isn't a NorthShore Care poll and isn't a product or service advert or endorsement.