- For the 1 in 21 women who experience bladder leaks, leaks aren’t just annoying, they hinder spontaneity and cause avoidance to everyday activities.
- Always Discreet partnered with actress, bestselling author and social media star Tabitha Brown to ask women what they would do if they weren’t held back from bladder leaks.
- Due to overwhelming responses, Always Discreet surprised women across the country with the opportunity to finally conquer what they avoid, including laughing, dancing, working out, and traveling.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — According to a study2, 88% of women who experience bladder leaks are held back from everyday moments and activities such as grocery shopping, traveling, working out, playing with their kids or even laughing. When it comes to support, only a third of women feel comfortable openly discussing bladder leaks with family and friends, even though nearly 80% say hearing from other women dealing with bladder leaks would make them feel …