Do incontinance supply stores exist any more? (Brick and mortar)

[LilFozzyJ5]

In the UK, unless in a major city, in my

[gah!ghost]

Somewhat random but something I just

[willnotwill]

A few medical supply places have limited show rooms.

[rosalie.bent]

I guess it is all to do with online sales now trumping physical stores wherever possible.

[Kaliborio]

I'm finding that incontinence lines are disappearing from stores. The pharmacy near the train station I used to use to commute to uni no longer carries incontinence products - they used to carry Depend diapers

[wetatnight]

most incontinence supplies I see in stores are mostly mens and womens pull ups very few actual tape on diapers

mostly depend or store brands

[oliver d]

In Israel most of the chain pharmacies carry adult diapers and also some of the supermarkets do but most medical supply stores only have mobility aids

[Lisa Luvs Diapers]

There are a few medical supply places near me, but only one seems to carry diapers anymore and those that do rarely carry name brands. I only know of one store (near my parents' place) that carries brand names - Molicare and Tena - in my size. One other store halfway between my place and theirs has a very limited (single style and not my size) selection of I believe Attends. One store near me has some generic (no name) diapers, but no name brands. The rest of the medical supply places have no diapers at all. They are basically small pharmacies with some basic medical supplies.

[Baby Brian]

I guess it depends on where you live. In florida it seems you cant go more than 5-10 miles before passing by another medical supply store. And that's with all the major drug stores around too. Most carry half decent tape on diapers still, and a few still have molicare supers.

[LilFozzyJ5]

Brian, do you think that has anything to do with the number of people retiring to

[Baby Brian]

On 11/14/2015, 4:49:50, LilFozzyJ5 said:

Brian, do you think that has anything to do with the number of people retiring to

[PlstkBakdnghtnday]

On 11/11/2015 8:10:49, Lisa Luvs Diapers said:

There are a few medical supply places near me, but only one seems to carry diapers anymore and those that do rarely carry name brands. I only know of one store (near my parents' place) that carries brand names - Molicare and Tena - in my size. One other store halfway between my place and theirs has a very limited (single style and not my size) selection of I believe Attends. One store near me has some generic (no name) diapers, but no name brands. The rest of the medical supply places have no diapers at all. They are basically small pharmacies with some basic medical supplies.

[DiaperDisguise]

We have them in grocery stores (Tena, Depends, and usually a store brand), pharmacies (same but sometimes also have Attends).

[Baby Brian]

3 hours ago, DiaperDisguise said:

We have them in grocery stores (Tena, Depends, and usually a store brand), pharmacies (same but sometimes also have Attends).

[DiaperDisguise]

I've spent lots of time in retail and have run my own companies for nearly 20 years. So I

[Apache Raccoon]

I don't know if this counts, but we got a mobility shop near by and that sells inco products.

[adriansurley]

I have noticed a lot of smaller towns with higher congregations of elderly people - there are still a lot of B&M stores carrying adult diapers.

[LilFozzyJ5]

19 hours ago, Scootaloo1 said:

I don't know if this counts, but we got a mobility shop near by and that sells inco products.

[Apache Raccoon]

51 minutes ago, LilFozzyJ5 said:

Aye, there is that option, its not easy to walk into one of those places though. but if you want nappies off the street, in most parts of the uk its your only option

[LilFozzyJ5]

yeah the boots ones are ok, I found they worked best if I put my Velcro cloth nappy over them