Go ahead.
Do some yoga. Go for a run. Laugh (or sneeze or cough) without fear.
The uresta® bladder support gives you back your life – it helps significantly reduce or stop leaks1 so you can start living again.
Do you have
Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI)?
It’s a common occurrence: as many as one in two women will experience some form of urinary leaking in their lifetime, particularly at age 45 and older. And half of those women experience Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI; sometimes referred to as Light Bladder Leakage).*
*The Canadian Continence Foundation; 2014
Why uresta®
The uresta® bladder support is a safe, simple and easy-to-use reusable that significantly reduces or stops leaks. In clinical studies, 17 out of 20 saw a significant reduction in leaking while leaks were completely eliminated for 6 out of 10 women.2
What should I expect?
Once you get the right fit and take the time to get used to it, you’ll find the uresta® bladder support is easy to use.
See what uresta® is all about
Discover how uresta® works and how it can help you in this short video.
Um, what’s a bladder support?
A bladder support is a device that you insert into your vagina to support your urethra so you don’t leak.
Here’s what women are saying about uresta®
“Now I can go to work, I can go to school and I can feel confident again.”
“The product has already changed my life. I cannot tell you how grateful I am. I didn’t realize what a prisoner I was.”
“Best of all it allowed me to run the 5k with my children and not have to worry about incontinence!”
“I tried the bladder support today and I almost cried! It was the first time in 21 years that I sneezed and didn’t wet my panties.”
uresta® in numbers
75% of women surveyed in a clinical study said using 
84% of women said they felt more comfortable in public when using 
72% would recommend Escape from “The Land of No”
“The Land of No” is a place where many things are no longer permissible: dancing, laughing, sneezing, drinking alcohol or caffeine, eating late, wearing clingy clothing, partying, travel, flying on planes, exercise, wearing bathing suits on the beach, and so on. Stress Urinary Incontinence can confine you to “The Land of No”, but you don’t have to remain stranded there.