Essity (formerly SCA) is a leading global hygiene and health company. Essity operates on a sustainable business model with focus on value creation for people and nature.
In North America, Essity develops and produces the leading global brands:
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Disposables Delivered
Disposables Delivered has been providing unparalleled product guidance, superior products and discreet home delivery to those impacted by incontinence since 2006.
Disposables Delivered offers a wide range of high performance incontinence and related products in a variety of styles and absorbencies to meet the unique needs of individuals of all sizes, ages and levels of incontinence.Continue reading
NorthShore Care Supply
NorthShore Care Supply is the leading online retailer specializing in heavy-absorbency incontinence products and personal care supplies. They have carefully selected only the top quality brands available.
Founded in 2002 by its President Adam Greenberg to offer a better quality of life for its customers, the company provides absorbent incontinence supplies including, adult diapers, underpads, baby diapers, youth diapers, booster pads, bed pads, wipes, washable/reusable absorbent underwear, and mattress protectors and prides itself on award winning customer service and guaranteed discreet home delivery.Continue reading
Nature Plus, Inc.
Nature Plus, Inc. manufactures specialty formulations for consumer applications including natural medical deodorizer products for incontinence use. Their formulations are a blend of natural by-products & protein components derived from a complex fermentation process of selected plant extracts, mineral nutrients and surfactant technology.Continue reading
LiveAnew
LiveAnew is the easiest way to purchase incontinence products. With over 250 products, they guarantee that they can find the right product for your body and lifestyle.Continue reading
InControl Medical, LLC
InControl Medical, LLC is a pelvic health company that is committed to providing a non-invasive strategy for the treatment of female and male urinary and/or fecal incontinence. Their products are innovatively designed being the logical first choice treatment in providing the most effective, non-invasive options for patients with stress, urge or mixed urinary incontinence and fecal incontinence. Continue reading
LABORIE
LABORIE, a leading global developer and manufacturer of medical devices in the pelvic health and gastroenterology markets, is proud to celebrate 50 years of innovation and commitment to improving the lives of patients suffering from Urologic and Gastrointestinal disorders. LABORIE’s product line includes solutions for Urodynamics, Anorectal Manometry, Uroflowmetry, Ultrasound, Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Gastroenterology and Neurology. Continue reading
Allergan
Allergan is proud to bring Oxytrol® For Women, a first-in-class, over-the-counter overactive bladder product for women to shelves nationwide. It is a discreet, thin patch and it can be worn under clothing.Continue reading
McAirlaid’s Inc.
McAirlaid’s mission is to be Your Partner In Absorption. Over the past 20 years McAirlaid’s has redefined the airlaid market by creating the next generation of nonwoven. SuperCore is the first nonwoven airlaid produced without glues, binders or latex. With SuperCore technology, all our products absorb and disperse liquids quickly, giving you consistent results each time.Continue reading
Poiesis Medical
Poiesis Medical LLC ‘s mission is to develop and bring to market advanced urinary care products. Its first product is the Duette™, an FDA cleared, innovative indwelling urinary drainage system.
The Duette™ value proposition of better patient care and superior outcomes was clinically confirmed in two independent studies at Tampa General Hospital in concert with the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine and at St. Mary’s Medical Center, a level 1 trauma center in West Palm Beach, FL. The Duette™ significantly reduced the adverse effects of traditional Foley catheters, including the occurrence of catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI), a leading source of hospital acquired infections. Continue reading