Incontinence Guides
Straight answers about continence care
Around 4.8 million Australians live with a bladder or bowel problem, and almost nobody talks about it. That silence is why so many people end up guessing about funding, sizing and what to do when something is not working.
These guides are written to answer the question you actually came here with. No sales pitch, no clinical hedging, and no pretending a product solves everything.
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CAPS 2026-27: the $739.40 continence payment and how far it actually goes
CAPS pays $739.40 this financial year, as cash, with no restriction on which supplier you use. Who qualifies, how to apply, and an honest look at how many weeks of supply that money really covers.
Are adult nappies covered by the NDIS?
Yes. The harder questions are how much is in your plan, and whether your plan management type lets you shop where you like.
Why continence briefs leak at the leg: six causes, ranked
Buying a more absorbent brief usually does not fix it. Four of the six causes are free to correct in thirty seconds.
Adult nappy sizing: how to measure, and what to do between sizes
Buying by clothing size is the most common reason briefs do not work. Plus the honest answer on whether sizing up gives more protection.
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CAPS 2026-27: the $739.40 continence payment
Are adult nappies covered by the NDIS?
Why continence briefs leak at the leg
Adult nappy sizing and how to measure
Getting through the night: an overnight routine
What continence briefs cost, and your real cost per day
When someone refuses to wear continence products
Skin care under continence products
Buying continence products in bulk: a checklist
The continence go-bag: hospital, travel and the car
If you would rather just ask someone
Call us on 0448 663 293 or email products@equipitdsp.com. If you have a measurement and are not sure which size it points to, send it through and we will tell you, including when the answer is that neither size is right for you.
For clinical questions, the National Continence Helpline on 1800 33 00 66 is staffed by continence nurse advisors and is free. If you are caring for someone, Carer Gateway on 1800 422 737 can arrange counselling, peer support and respite.
Equipit is the product-supply arm of Kinship Uniting Services, an NDIS registered and CHSP approved provider since 2017.