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It's Not A Pelvic Floor Problem. It's A Sore Bladder Wall.

Your bladder is a balloon with a ring of muscle at the bottom, your pelvic floor, that holds it shut. When the bladder wall, the stretchy skin of the balloon, gets sore, it squeezes early and even a strong ring can't hold. That's a leak.

Your bladder and bowel grew from one tube and still share nerves, so a full bowel leaning on the bladder sets it squeezing. Hidden germs a wee test misses keep the wall sore, and falling oestrogen thins its lining, so a sneeze pushes drops out. Cut drinks to leak less and your wee turns darker and stings the wall more.

That's the sneeze leak, the dash to the loo, the night wake ups and the liner. One sore bladder behind every symptom.

Pads catch the leak and pelvic floor exercises train the ring, but neither reaches the bladder wall, so all three causes carry on. Our formula calms that sore bladder wall.

Wormwood gets your bowel moving, so it stops leaning on your bladder. Garlic, oregano and black walnut clear the germs, while pumpkin seed and red clover, a plant with natural oestrogens, feed the lining. The wall calms, so your ring can hold again.

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18-Botanical Complex calms the bladder wall through three pathways at once (Wormwood, Black Walnut, Pumpkin Seed)

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What Results Could Look Like In Less Than 30 Days

Joanne P.

"I didn't think anything would help after two kids. I'd worn a liner every day for years and leaked every time I sneezed. I was sceptical, but I ordered one pouch. Around the end of the first week I sneezed doing the washing up and nothing happened. Now I can run about with my eldest and it never crosses my mind."

Lorraine B.

Ok I'll admit I only bought these to prove my friend wrong. I've worn pads for years and tried the Squeezy app, cutting out tea, even pumpkin seed capsules, so I'd pretty much given up. A couple of weeks later I had a coughing fit on the bus and stayed dry. I still put a liner in most days but I don't actually need it. She's been very smug about it lol

1h ❤️ 31 👍 47

Sandra Kay Hobbs

Does what it says. Two weeks in and I got through my sister's birthday do without one trip to the loo! Just ordered the three pack 😂

2h 👍 12

Bev Hartley

Same boat hun. Early days but I did the school run without stopping at the garage toilet for once. Small thing, but I'll take it.

3h ❤️ 8 👍 10

Gillian Pryce

I did my pelvic floor exercises every day for eight years and still leaked when I coughed. A month on these and I carry the shopping in from the car without clenching. I only wish I'd found them sooner.

5h 👍 23

Mandy Rothwell

Ha my GP said it comes with age too. A few weeks on these and im not dashing to the toilet every hour now. Very pleased!

1w ❤️ 12 👍 19

Philippa Greaves

Four years on bladder tablets and the dry mouth was awful. Switched to these last month. Still the odd leak but the urge is much calmer and my mouth feels normal again 🙏

1w ❤️ 3 👍 6

Rita Dunmore

I used to rush home from town in case I didn't make it, now I sit and have a coffee with my friend after the shops, even a second cup last week. My daughter put me onto these and I'm glad she did.

2w 👍 6

Helen S.

On a long wait for physio and I didn't want to just sit there leaking till then. I take mine first thing. The urge has settled a lot and I got home from work dry every day last week.

2w ❤️ 19 👍 28

Pauline C.

I'd tried everything, even barely drinking water, and I was still up every couple of hours. Not expecting much, but a fortnight in I'm only up once a night. Feels like a proper night's sleep for the first time in ages.

3w 👍 34

Nicola K.

I got scared at how often I was going, so I started writing down every trip in my notes app. It was ten a day at least. Since starting these its a normal amount and ive stopped counting.

3w ❤️ 44 👍 21

Fiona M.

My daughters fourteen and I'd said no to the trampoline park for years. Last Saturday I said yes and stayed dry. Only an hour, and I still went before we got on, but it was lovely to just join in.

3w ❤️ 67 👍 39

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What To Expect With Consistent Use of Our Science-Backed Formula

You wake up for the loo less often. That is the pumpkin seed and clove calming the bladder wall, so it stops squeezing too early. Your bowel moves easier too, and the urge feels less sudden.

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"The clinical research on a slow bowel and bladder leaks is real, and the 18-botanical approach is what sets this apart. Pads and pelvic floor exercises manage the leak and the muscle, but the sore bladder wall is what nobody is addressing. This formula does. I recommend it to every patient who wants to stop planning her day around a toilet."

Dr. Alex L.Consultant Urogynaecologist · 20+ years · King's College Hospital

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We're confident in this formula because we've seen what it does: women laughing without crossing their legs, sleeping through and going out with no toilet plan. A dry, calm bladder is the future you choose.

If you aren't sleeping through, sneezing dry and driving an hour non stop within 90 days, you get a full refund. One email. No pouches to return. No explanation required.

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Customer Reviews

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Tracey H

Rating: 5/5

I'm writing this in case it helps someone else. I've leaked a little for over twenty years, just enough to make me plan everything around it. After an accident in the middle of a class I stopped going to Zumba, and I told everyone I was just tired. Then came my daughter's wedding. I wore a long navy dress I'd chosen because it hid everything, and I spent the speeches watching the door with my bag on my knee. When the first dance came I stayed sat down, I was too scared to get up. I'd even walked the way to the toilets twice in the hotel the night before, just to be sure. After the wedding I picked up a leaflet for these at the chemist and thought, what's the harm. The first week I didn't notice much, but by the end of the month I was going days without giving it a thought. I still get the odd dribble when I've got a cold, but nothing like before. I'm back at Zumba now and I jump about with everyone else.

Beth L

Rating: 5/5

i honestly thought leaking was just my age, my mum and my aunties all had it and i'm only 41. been on these a few weeks and i dont leak when i sneeze anymore, so much better

Jodie R

Rating: 5/5

Two with my dinner every night, they go down easier with food. I had my little one last winter and thought I'd bounce back, but I leaked whenever I laughed or lifted him. I went to a postnatal pilates class for a few weeks with no real change. Before the month was out I could swing him up out of the cot and carry on with my day, and I'd stopped worrying about it at the shops. Really happy with them.

Sue W

Rating: 5/5

I was booked in for the tape operation after physio did nothing. Then I read the stories about it going wrong and lay awake for a week. My husband saw these online and said give them a go before you sign anything. I thought it was a long shot, but within ten days I could get up from a chair without that dread, and a few weeks later I asked the hospital to put the operation back. I'm not saying it works for everyone, but it did for me. So relieved.

Anita C

Rating: 5/5

Leaked down my leg in the supermarket and walked out with my coat round my waist. Tried these after that. A week on I went back in and did a full shop without a worry. Over the moon!

Rachel N

Rating: 5/5

I'm a teaching assistant, on my feet all day, and since my second baby I've leaked when I sneeze. I wore a thin liner and never counted it as a problem, I thought it was just what happens to mums. Over the last couple of years it got worse, and before Easter I had to leave the classroom in the middle of a story. I'd already stopped picking up the little ones at carpet time in case I leaked on the floor, I'd started wearing black trousers every day and I kept turning down the staff night out. I told no one at school what was going on, not even the other assistants, and I carried a spare pair of trousers in my locker for months. A girl at yoga mentioned these and I bought a pouch that evening, mostly because I was fed up. I take mine in the evening with my tea. After the first week the sneeze leak was already smaller and I let myself hope a bit. These days I hardly leak when I sneeze, and I don't worry at the start of a lesson. Some days when I'm run down it creeps back a little, but last week I took my class to the park for the afternoon and didn't need to come back early. I even said yes to the staff night out and stayed till the end, which my colleagues made a big fuss about, bless them.

Wendy A

Rating: 5/5

I've leaked on and off for years and it got worse after the menopause, so I stopped going anywhere I couldn't reach a toilet quickly. My husband Brian used to drive us to our caravan in Wales, a long old drive, and he never complained but I could see him working out where we could stop. In the end he stopped suggesting trips and I let him think I was just tired, and I'd stopped visiting the grandchildren as much too. I'd been to the GP a few times over the years, was given squeezes to do and told to be patient, and I never felt any different. My granddaughter sent me the link, so I gave them a go. It took a few weeks, then one day I realised I'd been round the market and back without looking for a toilet. We went to Wales last month, our first trip in years, and Brian only pulled over once, for petrol. Queues still make me nervous, but we're going again soon.

Alison P

Rating: 5/5

I don't usually believe what's on the box, so I read the label properly first. Nothing on there I hadn't heard of. I used to leak a bit every time I bent down to the bottom shelf and now it's all but stopped, so I'm glad I took the chance.

Katie B

Rating: 5/5

Only been on them a little while so I won't get carried away. I still leak a bit when I run for the bus but that sudden rush to the toilet has gone and I can finally get stuck into the garden without dashing inside. Happy so far, will update.

Pam J

Rating: 5/5

Every trip out meant packing liners and spare leggings, and most days I just didn't bother going. Since I got these I've got my bike out for the first time in over a year and rode down to the pub. Felt brilliant.

Hilary G

Rating: 5/5

I'll be honest, I was doubtful about taking a supplement for this. A year ago I'd had my womb out and then I started waking up four or five times a night and leaking on the way to the toilet. I spent a lot of those nights reading about it on my phone, which didn't help and left me tired all day. My GP tested my wee, said it was clear and that was that, so I started these just to see if anything would change. Most nights now I sleep till morning, which feels strange after so long. My knees still creak, but I went on the Sunday walk with the group and never once looked for a hedge, which is more than I could say last winter. I'm just glad to be out there again.

Louise F

Rating: 5/5

Every time a customer made a joke at the garden centre till I'd be crossing my legs and thinking please not here. I'm 38 with two boys and I laugh a lot, which was the problem. I stopped chatting and just rang things through with my head down, and a colleague asked if I was cross with her, which made me feel awful. On busy Saturdays I'd watch the clock until my break, and at the boys' football I was the one standing well back from the touchline. Some days I sat in the car for ten minutes before going home, I felt so low. It was really getting me down, and my husband could see it, though I kept telling him I was fine and changing the subject. I'd tried bladder capsules before and they did nothing, so when I saw these on Facebook I wasn't hopeful, but I ordered a pack anyway. By the second week the leaks had mostly stopped, and now I'm chatting with people at the till again.

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Tracey H

Rating: 5/5

I'm writing this in case it helps someone else. I've leaked a little for over twenty years, just enough to make me plan everything around it. After an accident in the middle of a class I stopped going to Zumba, and I told everyone I was just tired. Then came my daughter's wedding. I wore a long navy dress I'd chosen because it hid everything, and I spent the speeches watching the door with my bag on my knee. When the first dance came I stayed sat down, I was too scared to get up. I'd even walked the way to the toilets twice in the hotel the night before, just to be sure. After the wedding I picked up a leaflet for these at the chemist and thought, what's the harm. The first week I didn't notice much, but by the end of the month I was going days without giving it a thought. I still get the odd dribble when I've got a cold, but nothing like before. I'm back at Zumba now and I jump about with everyone else.

Beth L

Rating: 5/5

i honestly thought leaking was just my age, my mum and my aunties all had it and i'm only 41. been on these a few weeks and i dont leak when i sneeze anymore, so much better

Jodie R

Rating: 5/5

Two with my dinner every night, they go down easier with food. I had my little one last winter and thought I'd bounce back, but I leaked whenever I laughed or lifted him. I went to a postnatal pilates class for a few weeks with no real change. Before the month was out I could swing him up out of the cot and carry on with my day, and I'd stopped worrying about it at the shops. Really happy with them.

Sue W

Rating: 5/5

I was booked in for the tape operation after physio did nothing. Then I read the stories about it going wrong and lay awake for a week. My husband saw these online and said give them a go before you sign anything. I thought it was a long shot, but within ten days I could get up from a chair without that dread, and a few weeks later I asked the hospital to put the operation back. I'm not saying it works for everyone, but it did for me. So relieved.

Anita C

Rating: 5/5

Leaked down my leg in the supermarket and walked out with my coat round my waist. Tried these after that. A week on I went back in and did a full shop without a worry. Over the moon!

Rachel N

Rating: 5/5

I'm a teaching assistant, on my feet all day, and since my second baby I've leaked when I sneeze. I wore a thin liner and never counted it as a problem, I thought it was just what happens to mums. Over the last couple of years it got worse, and before Easter I had to leave the classroom in the middle of a story. I'd already stopped picking up the little ones at carpet time in case I leaked on the floor, I'd started wearing black trousers every day and I kept turning down the staff night out. I told no one at school what was going on, not even the other assistants, and I carried a spare pair of trousers in my locker for months. A girl at yoga mentioned these and I bought a pouch that evening, mostly because I was fed up. I take mine in the evening with my tea. After the first week the sneeze leak was already smaller and I let myself hope a bit. These days I hardly leak when I sneeze, and I don't worry at the start of a lesson. Some days when I'm run down it creeps back a little, but last week I took my class to the park for the afternoon and didn't need to come back early. I even said yes to the staff night out and stayed till the end, which my colleagues made a big fuss about, bless them.

Wendy A

Rating: 5/5

I've leaked on and off for years and it got worse after the menopause, so I stopped going anywhere I couldn't reach a toilet quickly. My husband Brian used to drive us to our caravan in Wales, a long old drive, and he never complained but I could see him working out where we could stop. In the end he stopped suggesting trips and I let him think I was just tired, and I'd stopped visiting the grandchildren as much too. I'd been to the GP a few times over the years, was given squeezes to do and told to be patient, and I never felt any different. My granddaughter sent me the link, so I gave them a go. It took a few weeks, then one day I realised I'd been round the market and back without looking for a toilet. We went to Wales last month, our first trip in years, and Brian only pulled over once, for petrol. Queues still make me nervous, but we're going again soon.

Alison P

Rating: 5/5

I don't usually believe what's on the box, so I read the label properly first. Nothing on there I hadn't heard of. I used to leak a bit every time I bent down to the bottom shelf and now it's all but stopped, so I'm glad I took the chance.

Katie B

Rating: 5/5

Only been on them a little while so I won't get carried away. I still leak a bit when I run for the bus but that sudden rush to the toilet has gone and I can finally get stuck into the garden without dashing inside. Happy so far, will update.

Pam J

Rating: 5/5

Every trip out meant packing liners and spare leggings, and most days I just didn't bother going. Since I got these I've got my bike out for the first time in over a year and rode down to the pub. Felt brilliant.

Hilary G

Rating: 5/5

I'll be honest, I was doubtful about taking a supplement for this. A year ago I'd had my womb out and then I started waking up four or five times a night and leaking on the way to the toilet. I spent a lot of those nights reading about it on my phone, which didn't help and left me tired all day. My GP tested my wee, said it was clear and that was that, so I started these just to see if anything would change. Most nights now I sleep till morning, which feels strange after so long. My knees still creak, but I went on the Sunday walk with the group and never once looked for a hedge, which is more than I could say last winter. I'm just glad to be out there again.

Louise F

Rating: 5/5

Every time a customer made a joke at the garden centre till I'd be crossing my legs and thinking please not here. I'm 38 with two boys and I laugh a lot, which was the problem. I stopped chatting and just rang things through with my head down, and a colleague asked if I was cross with her, which made me feel awful. On busy Saturdays I'd watch the clock until my break, and at the boys' football I was the one standing well back from the touchline. Some days I sat in the car for ten minutes before going home, I felt so low. It was really getting me down, and my husband could see it, though I kept telling him I was fine and changing the subject. I'd tried bladder capsules before and they did nothing, so when I saw these on Facebook I wasn't hopeful, but I ordered a pack anyway. By the second week the leaks had mostly stopped, and now I'm chatting with people at the till again.

Customer Reviews

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Tracey H

Rating: 5/5

I'm writing this in case it helps someone else. I've leaked a little for over twenty years, just enough to make me plan everything around it. After an accident in the middle of a class I stopped going to Zumba, and I told everyone I was just tired. Then came my daughter's wedding. I wore a long navy dress I'd chosen because it hid everything, and I spent the speeches watching the door with my bag on my knee. When the first dance came I stayed sat down, I was too scared to get up. I'd even walked the way to the toilets twice in the hotel the night before, just to be sure. After the wedding I picked up a leaflet for these at the chemist and thought, what's the harm. The first week I didn't notice much, but by the end of the month I was going days without giving it a thought. I still get the odd dribble when I've got a cold, but nothing like before. I'm back at Zumba now and I jump about with everyone else.

Beth L

Rating: 5/5

i honestly thought leaking was just my age, my mum and my aunties all had it and i'm only 41. been on these a few weeks and i dont leak when i sneeze anymore, so much better

Jodie R

Rating: 5/5

Two with my dinner every night, they go down easier with food. I had my little one last winter and thought I'd bounce back, but I leaked whenever I laughed or lifted him. I went to a postnatal pilates class for a few weeks with no real change. Before the month was out I could swing him up out of the cot and carry on with my day, and I'd stopped worrying about it at the shops. Really happy with them.

Sue W

Rating: 5/5

I was booked in for the tape operation after physio did nothing. Then I read the stories about it going wrong and lay awake for a week. My husband saw these online and said give them a go before you sign anything. I thought it was a long shot, but within ten days I could get up from a chair without that dread, and a few weeks later I asked the hospital to put the operation back. I'm not saying it works for everyone, but it did for me. So relieved.

Anita C

Rating: 5/5

Leaked down my leg in the supermarket and walked out with my coat round my waist. Tried these after that. A week on I went back in and did a full shop without a worry. Over the moon!

Rachel N

Rating: 5/5

I'm a teaching assistant, on my feet all day, and since my second baby I've leaked when I sneeze. I wore a thin liner and never counted it as a problem, I thought it was just what happens to mums. Over the last couple of years it got worse, and before Easter I had to leave the classroom in the middle of a story. I'd already stopped picking up the little ones at carpet time in case I leaked on the floor, I'd started wearing black trousers every day and I kept turning down the staff night out. I told no one at school what was going on, not even the other assistants, and I carried a spare pair of trousers in my locker for months. A girl at yoga mentioned these and I bought a pouch that evening, mostly because I was fed up. I take mine in the evening with my tea. After the first week the sneeze leak was already smaller and I let myself hope a bit. These days I hardly leak when I sneeze, and I don't worry at the start of a lesson. Some days when I'm run down it creeps back a little, but last week I took my class to the park for the afternoon and didn't need to come back early. I even said yes to the staff night out and stayed till the end, which my colleagues made a big fuss about, bless them.

Wendy A

Rating: 5/5

I've leaked on and off for years and it got worse after the menopause, so I stopped going anywhere I couldn't reach a toilet quickly. My husband Brian used to drive us to our caravan in Wales, a long old drive, and he never complained but I could see him working out where we could stop. In the end he stopped suggesting trips and I let him think I was just tired, and I'd stopped visiting the grandchildren as much too. I'd been to the GP a few times over the years, was given squeezes to do and told to be patient, and I never felt any different. My granddaughter sent me the link, so I gave them a go. It took a few weeks, then one day I realised I'd been round the market and back without looking for a toilet. We went to Wales last month, our first trip in years, and Brian only pulled over once, for petrol. Queues still make me nervous, but we're going again soon.

Alison P

Rating: 5/5

I don't usually believe what's on the box, so I read the label properly first. Nothing on there I hadn't heard of. I used to leak a bit every time I bent down to the bottom shelf and now it's all but stopped, so I'm glad I took the chance.

Katie B

Rating: 5/5

Only been on them a little while so I won't get carried away. I still leak a bit when I run for the bus but that sudden rush to the toilet has gone and I can finally get stuck into the garden without dashing inside. Happy so far, will update.

Pam J

Rating: 5/5

Every trip out meant packing liners and spare leggings, and most days I just didn't bother going. Since I got these I've got my bike out for the first time in over a year and rode down to the pub. Felt brilliant.

Hilary G

Rating: 5/5

I'll be honest, I was doubtful about taking a supplement for this. A year ago I'd had my womb out and then I started waking up four or five times a night and leaking on the way to the toilet. I spent a lot of those nights reading about it on my phone, which didn't help and left me tired all day. My GP tested my wee, said it was clear and that was that, so I started these just to see if anything would change. Most nights now I sleep till morning, which feels strange after so long. My knees still creak, but I went on the Sunday walk with the group and never once looked for a hedge, which is more than I could say last winter. I'm just glad to be out there again.

Louise F

Rating: 5/5

Every time a customer made a joke at the garden centre till I'd be crossing my legs and thinking please not here. I'm 38 with two boys and I laugh a lot, which was the problem. I stopped chatting and just rang things through with my head down, and a colleague asked if I was cross with her, which made me feel awful. On busy Saturdays I'd watch the clock until my break, and at the boys' football I was the one standing well back from the touchline. Some days I sat in the car for ten minutes before going home, I felt so low. It was really getting me down, and my husband could see it, though I kept telling him I was fine and changing the subject. I'd tried bladder capsules before and they did nothing, so when I saw these on Facebook I wasn't hopeful, but I ordered a pack anyway. By the second week the leaks had mostly stopped, and now I'm chatting with people at the till again.

Customer Reviews

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12 reviews

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Tracey H

Rating: 5/5

I'm writing this in case it helps someone else. I've leaked a little for over twenty years, just enough to make me plan everything around it. After an accident in the middle of a class I stopped going to Zumba, and I told everyone I was just tired. Then came my daughter's wedding. I wore a long navy dress I'd chosen because it hid everything, and I spent the speeches watching the door with my bag on my knee. When the first dance came I stayed sat down, I was too scared to get up. I'd even walked the way to the toilets twice in the hotel the night before, just to be sure. After the wedding I picked up a leaflet for these at the chemist and thought, what's the harm. The first week I didn't notice much, but by the end of the month I was going days without giving it a thought. I still get the odd dribble when I've got a cold, but nothing like before. I'm back at Zumba now and I jump about with everyone else.

Beth L

Rating: 5/5

i honestly thought leaking was just my age, my mum and my aunties all had it and i'm only 41. been on these a few weeks and i dont leak when i sneeze anymore, so much better

Jodie R

Rating: 5/5

Two with my dinner every night, they go down easier with food. I had my little one last winter and thought I'd bounce back, but I leaked whenever I laughed or lifted him. I went to a postnatal pilates class for a few weeks with no real change. Before the month was out I could swing him up out of the cot and carry on with my day, and I'd stopped worrying about it at the shops. Really happy with them.

Sue W

Rating: 5/5

I was booked in for the tape operation after physio did nothing. Then I read the stories about it going wrong and lay awake for a week. My husband saw these online and said give them a go before you sign anything. I thought it was a long shot, but within ten days I could get up from a chair without that dread, and a few weeks later I asked the hospital to put the operation back. I'm not saying it works for everyone, but it did for me. So relieved.

Anita C

Rating: 5/5

Leaked down my leg in the supermarket and walked out with my coat round my waist. Tried these after that. A week on I went back in and did a full shop without a worry. Over the moon!

Rachel N

Rating: 5/5

I'm a teaching assistant, on my feet all day, and since my second baby I've leaked when I sneeze. I wore a thin liner and never counted it as a problem, I thought it was just what happens to mums. Over the last couple of years it got worse, and before Easter I had to leave the classroom in the middle of a story. I'd already stopped picking up the little ones at carpet time in case I leaked on the floor, I'd started wearing black trousers every day and I kept turning down the staff night out. I told no one at school what was going on, not even the other assistants, and I carried a spare pair of trousers in my locker for months. A girl at yoga mentioned these and I bought a pouch that evening, mostly because I was fed up. I take mine in the evening with my tea. After the first week the sneeze leak was already smaller and I let myself hope a bit. These days I hardly leak when I sneeze, and I don't worry at the start of a lesson. Some days when I'm run down it creeps back a little, but last week I took my class to the park for the afternoon and didn't need to come back early. I even said yes to the staff night out and stayed till the end, which my colleagues made a big fuss about, bless them.

Wendy A

Rating: 5/5

I've leaked on and off for years and it got worse after the menopause, so I stopped going anywhere I couldn't reach a toilet quickly. My husband Brian used to drive us to our caravan in Wales, a long old drive, and he never complained but I could see him working out where we could stop. In the end he stopped suggesting trips and I let him think I was just tired, and I'd stopped visiting the grandchildren as much too. I'd been to the GP a few times over the years, was given squeezes to do and told to be patient, and I never felt any different. My granddaughter sent me the link, so I gave them a go. It took a few weeks, then one day I realised I'd been round the market and back without looking for a toilet. We went to Wales last month, our first trip in years, and Brian only pulled over once, for petrol. Queues still make me nervous, but we're going again soon.

Alison P

Rating: 5/5

I don't usually believe what's on the box, so I read the label properly first. Nothing on there I hadn't heard of. I used to leak a bit every time I bent down to the bottom shelf and now it's all but stopped, so I'm glad I took the chance.

Katie B

Rating: 5/5

Only been on them a little while so I won't get carried away. I still leak a bit when I run for the bus but that sudden rush to the toilet has gone and I can finally get stuck into the garden without dashing inside. Happy so far, will update.

Pam J

Rating: 5/5

Every trip out meant packing liners and spare leggings, and most days I just didn't bother going. Since I got these I've got my bike out for the first time in over a year and rode down to the pub. Felt brilliant.

Hilary G

Rating: 5/5

I'll be honest, I was doubtful about taking a supplement for this. A year ago I'd had my womb out and then I started waking up four or five times a night and leaking on the way to the toilet. I spent a lot of those nights reading about it on my phone, which didn't help and left me tired all day. My GP tested my wee, said it was clear and that was that, so I started these just to see if anything would change. Most nights now I sleep till morning, which feels strange after so long. My knees still creak, but I went on the Sunday walk with the group and never once looked for a hedge, which is more than I could say last winter. I'm just glad to be out there again.

Louise F

Rating: 5/5

Every time a customer made a joke at the garden centre till I'd be crossing my legs and thinking please not here. I'm 38 with two boys and I laugh a lot, which was the problem. I stopped chatting and just rang things through with my head down, and a colleague asked if I was cross with her, which made me feel awful. On busy Saturdays I'd watch the clock until my break, and at the boys' football I was the one standing well back from the touchline. Some days I sat in the car for ten minutes before going home, I felt so low. It was really getting me down, and my husband could see it, though I kept telling him I was fine and changing the subject. I'd tried bladder capsules before and they did nothing, so when I saw these on Facebook I wasn't hopeful, but I ordered a pack anyway. By the second week the leaks had mostly stopped, and now I'm chatting with people at the till again.

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