Incontinence

FSA money is use-it-or-lose-it, and for most plans the deadline is December 31. This updated 2026 guide covers the new IRS limits ($3,400 FSA, $680 carryover), carryover vs. grace period rules, exactly which medical supplies qualify across ostomy, diabetic, incontinence, catheter, and wound care, receipt and claim-denial handling, spending for spouses and dependents, and the smart stock-up strategy that turns expiring dollars into months of supplies you already use.

Nearly every man has a catheter after prostate surgery -- and most are only prepared for half of the experience. This practical guide covers living comfortably with the Foley catheter, what's normal and what needs a call to your surgeon, the supplies to have ready before removal day, and how intermittent self-catheterization with a coude catheter works if it's prescribed later.

Roughly 80% of people managing incontinence are using products that don't match their needs. This ranked buying guide cuts through the trial and error -- the best incontinence underwear and briefs of 2026 organized by use case: best overnight, best daytime, best for men, best for caregivers, best budget, and best bariatric options, with prices and direct links.