Incontinence Supplies

Sound Medical Supplies stocks incontinence supplies for family caregivers and for care facilities — adult briefs, protective underwear, underpads, liners, wipes and perineal cleansers, sold by the bag or the case. Most households and day programs buy by the case: Prevail Total Care 30x36 underpads, for example, work out to about $0.59 a pad in a case of 100, within a few cents of national specialty retailers (price-checked against Carewell, October 11, 2026). Buying by the case means fewer orders, a lower per-unit price, and no 2 a.m. scramble when the last pad runs out.

Choosing well comes down to fit and absorbency. Protective underwear (like Prevail Per-Fit 360) suits mobile users and is changed from the waist; tab-style briefs suit users who need a full change while lying down. Match absorbency (hourly, occasional, moderate, maximum) to the actual leak volume rather than buying the heaviest product by default — heavier products cost more and can cause skin irritation when they are not needed. For bed and furniture protection, 30x36 underpads go under the user; smaller liners go inside briefs. If you are between sizes or brands, order a single bag first — our team is glad to talk through sizing on the phone at (614) 654-6591.

Two coverage notes families ask about often: Original Medicare does not cover incontinence supplies, and Ohio Medicaid covers them only with a physician's certificate, so most customers here are private-pay (medicare.gov; Ohio Administrative Code 5160-10-21). That is why we price cases plainly per unit and list every pack size on the product page. Orders ship nationwide — free on orders over $150 —.