12 Reasons Why Men Keep Switching to Menvault After Prostate Surgery
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Disposables | Mainstream Absorption Underwear | |
|---|---|---|---|
Absorption |
10 fl oz.Light/moderate flow | 10 fl oz.Light/moderate flow | 1-3 fl. ozDribbles only |
Protection |
Front, back, inner-side legs | Frontleaks from sides | Frontleaks everywhere |
Odor |
Blocks Odor | Urine Smell | Urine Smell |
Comfort |
Soft, OEKO-TEX® Bamboo | Plastic | Cheap cotton |
Cost |
Buy once, lasts for years | Single use, thrown away daily | Fails after 3-5 washes |
1. Catches Every Leak Before It Shows—Front, Back, And Sides
2. Keeps You Completely Dry All Day Long
3. Lets You Be Close To People Without Worry
4. Keeps Your Skin Healthy And Itch-Free
5. Gives You Control Over Your Protection Level
6. Looks Like Regular Underwear And Stays In Place All Day
7. Built For Active Men Who Refuse To Sit At Home
8. Saves You $1,800+ Over The Next 3 Years
9. Stays Fresh And Hygienic, Wash After Wash
10. Try It Risk-Free With 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
11. Join 14,567 Men That Got Their Confidence Back After Surgery
Reaching #12 Means One Thing: You're Serious About Getting Your Life Back
Thanks for this info @Gary. I'm about 1 year post-surgery.. and honestly so glad I tried Menvault instead of sticking with disposables. I was going through 2-3 Depends Guards a day and the cost was adding up fast. Switched to the Menvault boxer briefs about 3 months ago and haven't looked back. They handle my moderate leaks throughout the day no problem, and I actually feel like I'm wearing normal underwear again. My wife noticed I seem more confident too, which is huge. The reusable aspect means I'm saving probably $50-60 a month compared to what I was spending on disposables. If you're on the fence about trying them, I'd say go for it. They're not miracle workers but they're way better than living in disposable pads. And like others have said, keep up with those Kegels. Every bit helps. Stay strong brothers.
Good insight. 7 months out from RALP dealing with moderate stress incontinence. I was using Northshore Guards but decided to try Menvault boxer briefs around month 4. Really glad I made the switch. I coach so I'm on my feet all day, and these hold up through a full 8-hour shift without issues. What surprised me was how normal they feel compared to wearing a pad. My only regret is not trying them sooner, saved me a few hundred bucks. Definitely worth it if you're looking for something reusable that works. Hang in there guys.
Are Menvault boxer briefs easy to wash? Because others did not...
Hi @Micheal, yes, I just wash them cold or warm with regular detergent. Line dry or tumble dry low (dry very fast). I have been using them for over a year now and they still work great.
Using Menvault for 6 months now. Wife has no idea they're any different from my regular underwear. That's exactly what I needed.
Do they work for overnight protection? And second, do they hold moderate leaks?
@Frank Yeah, I wear them at night too. They give me peace of mind, and honestly my wife likes them better than what I was using before haha. They handle moderate leaks really well. If you're dealing with really heavy incontinence though, you might want to look at Depend incontinence underwear instead.
How many pairs do I need?
@George Hi George, I got 7 pairs (one for each day of the week) so you always have clean ones while others are in the wash. Not sure what offer they currently have but you can also start with 4 pairs. They have a money back guarantee so you can try without risk like I did.
I hate these posts as a vision into my future. I love these posts for being ready for my future. Very helpful!!