400 Million People Experience Urine Leaks, Local Brand Aire is here to help!
Urinary incontinence refers to the inability to control urine leakage and is a common condition affecting up to 400 million people worldwide1. It is pervasive and increases as societies age but neglected and often stigmatized.
In Singapore, 10%-40% of the population are estimated to experience some form of urinary incontinence2. With an aging population, this number is expected to rise. Up to 75% of women over 65 experience incontinence3. This number shows how common it is for seniors to experience incontinence, yet most remain silent about it due to stigma. Additionally products meant to help manage incontinence can be irritating, leak frequently and uncomfortable - this makes it difficult for those with incontinence to have the peace of mind they need.
Aire - A local Singaporean Brand of Eldercare Products and Adult Diapers is here to help
AIRE is a homegrown adult incontinence wear brand created in Singapore focused on offering high-quality and the best adult diapers for day and night use. AIRE is co-created with seniors & designed with Singaporean sizes in mind - fitting for asians. AIRE’s goal is to grow alongside senior citizens and actively participate in their journey, enhancing their lifestyle. Aire uses super cottony soft, cloth-like imported material, free from latex, lotion, and fragrance. In addition, Aire products also feature quick dry and odor lock technology for ultimate protection. Whether you are looking for adult diapers in bulk or adult pull up pants for your travel, Aire has you covered.
Adult Pull Up Pants are designed to promote worryfree independence, with an absorbency of 1L of urine or 3-4 urine voids, Aire Adult Pull Up Pants can be worn like regular underwear with an extra wide core area for maximum protection, they are suitable for both day and night use and are unisex. Using super cottony soft material, which is latex, lotion and fragrance free to ensure no rashes, these products are best suited for those with moderate to heavy leakage, ensuring no leaks for multiple uses. Using European fabrics and Japanese SAP - along with a rapid absorbing ADL layer - even the heaviest of leaks are wicked away quickly. Aire Adult Pull Up Pants can be used for travel, during the day or at night time.
For those who need extra protection throughout the night, Aire Ultra Protection Pull Up Pants ensures restful night sleep. AIRE Ultra protection uses a novel dual protection technology for extra absorbency with an extra absorbency layer, keeping you dry and comfortable with an impressive absorbency of more than 2L - which is a full day's urine output.
The rapid absorbency dual layer prevents sags and leaks, reducing the need for overnight changes and offering seniors more peace of mind and uninterrupted rest. With an absorbency of 2L which is more than a full day's urine output, which is rapidly absorbed, there is no need to wake up in the middle of the night to either change your adult diaper or to go to the bathroom. These adult pull up pants are also tailored for Asian sizes, with waist sizes starting from 22 inches.
AIRE Ultra Tape Diaper is ideal for immobile individuals or those who need full assistance from caregivers. These diapers are made from super soft, breathable materials to ensure comfort especially in Singapore’s humid climates (unlike the plastic alternatives) which ensures breathability and comfort- while preventing rashes . Additionally Aire Ultra Tape Diapers use refastenable magic tape that makes application easy - so the adult tape diapers can be repositioned as and when needed. Additionally with a rapidly absorbent ADL layer, European fabrics and up to 2L of urine absorbency it is suitable for the heaviest of overnight leaks - providing peace of mind to both customers and their caregivers.
Before deciding on which product is best suited to your needs, refer to the chart below:
Aire is committed to growing incontinence awareness and driving acceptance of this often stigmatized category and supporting the community by providing education about managing incontinence. Having conducted numerous workshops with active ageing centers and numerous senior community organizations, here is how Aire recommends taking steps
towards improving your pelvic health.
Now, how can you manage incontinence?
Today, there are many products available in the market. Adult diapers, underpads, incontinence pads, and many more. However, many products on the market fail to provide the comfort and fit that seniors need. They don’t accommodate Asian body types that lead to discomfort and ill-fitting sizes, which lower the quality of life for those who rely on them. Aire
is here to change that, creating better products with seniors for seniors.
Now, AIRE is available at Singhealth! Visit SingHealth today, the best place to buy adult diapers, to explore our range of adult diaper products and be part of our journey!
The content and information in this article are provided by Aire and are for informational purposes only. For any concerns, please consult a healthcare professional.
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