www.incontinentsupport.org

Personally, as a woman with potentially both bladder and bowel leakage and menstrual periods still, middle and back, but assuming you would market a unisex product, all of the above. I think I would prefer the rectangular similar to the current large, just wider. Figure 8 would probably work as well, not hourglass with a narrower middle-- that's exactly where women would need the width so anything more than a very minor one-time leak doesn't go spilling off the side. There's a large difference between a 7"x 24" in the current large and a 13''x 26" in the extra large. Both are a bit long for me, but doable, the 24" more than the 26" The middle width between the two would be 10"

I find I can't use the extra large well under a thin fixing pant, without the involuntary folding over as I move throughout a few hours. That size works better under a thick cloth pull on, but then the whole thing is too bulky to fit into my existing clothes and of course, part of the point of using a liner when possible is less bulk. A pull on disposable would be smaller and more comfortable than thick cloth and liner, but then I return to the issues of not being able to change easily while out and having to carry them around. I don't really have personal storage space in my workplace, and generally, liners take up less space in a bag and are more discreet.

Thanks for taking the time to consider this and for asking for further feedback. I appreciate it very much.

Ok, that's good feedback. We'll investigate further.

Adam, do you have any inclination if Northshore intends to sell cases on amazon as well, or just on your principle site?

We're not sure yet. It's very costly to sell cases on Amazon. We don't want to have to raise prices.

That's interesting. Thanks for the info. I would have thought it would be cheaper.