Bladder Support
Reduces leaks due to stress urinary incontinence.
Incontinence is common for New Zealand women
Nearly half of New Zealand women experience incontinence, but shouldn’t have to suffer in silence, a new (July 2024) University of Otago, Wellington study shows.
Published in the New Zealand Medical Journal, results show 43.5 per cent of women surveyed aged 16-74 reported at least some incontinence. This increased to 50 per cent for women aged 50-74.
While it was most common in women aged 50 and over, incontinence was also prevalent in those aged 16-29 (21 per cent).
A sustainable option
Kind to you and nature
The production of one reusable Efemia Bladder Support is equivalent to one day's consumption of single use incontinence pads (4 pads on average) in terms of carbon footprint.
By replacing incontinence pads with Efemia, you save an average of 29 kg of waste per year!
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Ethical is Beautiful
We ensure all products Flaxx Medical represents contributes to the well-being of people and the planet, towards a brighter future.
Ethical Sourcing
Fully traceable supply chain
Eco-friendly
One Efemia Bladder Support = Four disposable continence pads carbon footprint
Environmental
Efemia Bladder Support is changed 4 times/Year, a pad 1460 times