Tiworld™ Bladder Control Anti-Incontinence Patch

Tiworld™ Bladder Control Anti-Incontinence Patch

Welcome to a New Era of Confidence with Tiworld™ Bladder Control Anti-Incontinence Patch

Discover the freedom and confidence that comes with effective bladder control. Whether you’re experiencing leakage during physical activities or facing the urgent need to go more often than you’d like, Tiworld™ Bladder Control Anti-Incontinence Patch is here to support you. Our customers are delighted with the results—join them in embracing a life with fewer interruptions!

See what our customers are saying!

“I’m a 53-year-old woman, and about a year ago, I started experiencing symptoms of an irritable bladder and way too frequent urination. In the morning, I would have to go about every 20 minutes, and if I couldn’t, I would be in terrible pain in less than an hour. At night, I would get up at least four times. No one can sleep like that! Then, I decided to try this patch. And I can tell you that already this morning has been so much easier! And I got up only once last night. I’ve been able to go an hour between bathroom visits with no pain or discomfort. I’m hoping it continues to get better as I use it, following the instructions regularly. – Sarah B.

“I really did not have high expectations for this as it is just a patch. But guess what, after just having it for 2 days, it stops the urgency of running to the bathroom. The first couple of patches resolved the issues. No more leaks either.” – Emily B.

Understanding Leakage and Urgency

Many of us experience occasional leakage or constantly feel the need to urinate. This is particularly true for women who have given birth or gone through menopause. You’re not alone; in fact, these are fairly common urinary issues, usually falling into one of the following categories.

Urge and Frequency

Also known as urge incontinence, this occurs when the detrusor muscle inside the bladder contracts unnecessarily, causing you to feel the need to urinate, regardless of whether your bladder is full.

Stress Incontinence

This type of incontinence happens when physical activity or pressure on the bladder (like laughing, coughing, or sneezing) causes urine to leak due to weakened muscles that normally prevent urination.

Mixed Incontinence

A combination of both urge incontinence and stress incontinence, where individuals may experience involuntary leakage associated with urgency as well as physical stress or activities.