Managing Incontinence in the Summer

Posted on August 15, 2019August 15, 2019 by Michelle Stepp

We are nearing the end of summer, but there are still all kinds of activities and events taking place outdoors. During these months, managing incontinence can be difficult. Fewer articles of clothing are worn, making it tricky to make those products less visible underneath bathing suits and shorts.

According to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report, more than half of Americans over 65 experience some form of incontinence (either urinary or bowel). As a person ages, their risk of developing an overactive bladder increases.

Different Types of Incontinence

There are four different types of urinary incontinence:

1. Stress incontinence. This occurs when urine unintentionally leaks from the bladder when you cough, sneeze, laugh, or do any other activity that places stress on the abdomen. It is more common in women than men due to physical changes resulting from pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause.

2. Urge incontinence. An overactive bladder causes a great urgency or desire to urinate, resulting in leakage of urine that cannot be suppressed. You may find yourself suddenly needing to use the restroom but cannot make it all the way.

3. Overflow incontinence. Typically without any urge to urinate, a person will involuntarily release urine from an overfull bladder. As the kidneys continue to produce urine, the excess spills out through the urethra – similar to an overflowing dam.

4. Functional incontinence. As a result of mobility and dexterity challenges, a person will have difficulty getting to a restroom in a reasonable amount of time. The urinary and fecal body systems are working fine; however, the use of wheelchairs, Alzheimers’ disease, arthritis, or neurological conditions may affect a person’s memory or make removal of clothing difficult to use the restroom in time.

So What Can You Do?

To help manage your incontinence and ensure that it doesn’t interfere with your summer plans, there are steps you can take. Here are some of the tips that we recommend to help manage your incontinence in the summer months:

Have a Healthy Diet – Eating a well-balanced diet and getting regular exercise will help maintain a healthy weight. Being overweight makes a person more likely to experience problems with incontinence. Including products high in fiber to your diet is important for preventing constipation, which can provoke urinary incontinence.

Stay Hydrated – Everyone knows the importance of drinking plenty of fluids when the outside temperatures rise. Water is the drink of choice, always avoiding diuretic beverages such as coffee, tea, or alcohol.

Refrain from Smoking – Not only is smoking bad for your health, it directly contributes to an overactive bladder. Second-hand smoke is just as bad, aggravating incontinence symptoms by causing sneezing and coughing.

Be Prepared – Alleviate stress and anxiety by planning ahead. Pack enough wipes, pads, diapers, extra clothes, and disposal bags for soiled items.

Map Restroom Locations – Wherever you are headed, make sure you know where there are places to schedule regular (every 2-4 hours) bathroom breaks. There are convenient free bathroom locator apps to find relief near you such as SitOrSquat or Where to Wee.

Get the Right Products – Here is where we can help! Contact us to give us a call and one of our Product Experts will match you with the right products for your specific needs. Not all incontinence products are on-size-fits-all, so it is important to understand the differences and how sometimes pairing up products might make them work better for you based on your circumstance.

The summer is a time to enjoy life. Don’t let incontinence hold you back from traveling and seeing your friends and family. Take a look at the personal wipes, various types of pads, and diapers offered on our website. We can easily be your one-stop shop.

Dignified Incontinence Products For Women Can Offer Discreet Solution At Any Age

Posted on August 6, 2019 by Michelle Stepp

Despite popular belief, urinary incontinence isn’t only an issue that occurs later in life. Although many men and women do encounter age-related incontinence, people of all ages who lead otherwise healthy lives may experience symptoms of incontinence.

Causes of Incontinence

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), weak or overactive bladder muscles, damaged nerves, and even medical conditions like arthritis or Multiple Sclerosis can be responsible for incontinence.

The HHS notes that women are twice as likely as men to develop urinary incontinence. “This is because reproductive health events unique to women, like pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause, affect the bladder, urethra, and other muscles that support these organs,” the department states.

These conditions, while sometimes linked with older patients, can come on long before someone expects to be faced with such issues. Fortunately, readers looking for incontinence products for women have plenty of supply types from which to choose.

Gender-Specific Incontinence Solutions

The good news is that many incontinence products are available that are appropriate for unique needs, including body type, severity of incontinence, and gender.

Gender, specifically, is an important consideration when it comes to shopping for incontinence products.

According to a recent Health24.com article, “female anatomies do best with products such as pads and panty liners, while male anatomies benefit from incontinence guards, which have a snug contour shape.”

Personally Delivered, an industry leader in quality home delivery incontinence supplies, offers incontinence liners as part of its line of incontinence products for women.

The benefit of choosing a female bladder control pad or liner over an adult diaper is that it has a more streamlined fit comparatively. If you have a mild to moderate form of urinary incontinence, then this could be a dignified solution to fit your needs.

Remaining Unrestrained

No matter your age or gender, it’s natural that you want to stay active and unconstrained by your incontinence. Don’t let fears of urine leakage hold you back from doing the things you love.

Choosing Personally Delivered means getting an order that’s customized to fit your unique needs. In addition, you can count on quality home delivery incontinence supplies for women from all of the top brands, delivered discreetly right to your door. Contact us today to find the right home delivery incontinence supplies for you.

Tips for Living a Normal Life After an Ostomy

Posted on July 25, 2019 by Michelle Stepp

If you are undergoing an ostomy surgery to correct an issue with your digestion system, you might have some questions about what to expect after the procedure. While it’s true that the first few weeks will feel different, your doctors and nurses will be the first to tell you that most people will recover just fine and find that they will be able to do mostly the same things they did before the surgery. Still, we know you may have some questions and concerns so we wanted to take a second and discuss a few things about life after an ostomy.

Caring for Your Stoma

After the surgery, you will notice your stoma, which will be located on your abdomen. Your stoma will be pinkish in color and it may be sore. This will go away with time. Your stoma may bleed as well in the beginning, but this, again, will be temporary. Your doctors and nurses will go over how to properly care for your skin around your stoma and what to expect in the days and weeks after the surgery.

If you notice after a while that you are experiencing leaking or your ostomy appliance no longer fits correctly, you will need to speak with your healthcare providers and ostomy supply companies to determine the right appliance for a proper fit. Changes in stoma size are very common, so you shouldn’t be too concerned if you need to make a change. Common causes include weight gain or weight loss and scarring around the stoma.

Living Your Life After Ostomy Surgery

After a few weeks, you will likely notice that your life hasn’t changed too much. ConvaTec, a global medical products and technologies company focused on therapies for the management of chronic conditions, explains how most people are able to engage in normal activities after surgery. Regarding diet, you should be able to eat the foods and drinks you ate before.

Of course, if certain foods caused you digestive complications before, you should do your best to avoid them. You may also have to introduce alcohol slowly back into your diet until you’re comfortable. You can always speak with your healthcare provider about any questions you might have about your diet.

The truth is nothing should stop you from exercising, socializing, or engaging in sexual activity with your partner. While you might feel self-conscious in the beginning, you will find that you’ll eventually become at ease with enjoying these activities once again. Who you’re comfortable talking about your condition with is up to you and most people won’t know the difference anyway.

Millions of people live normal lives after ostomy surgery, and, in the end, the benefits should outweigh any negatives or changes you have to endure.

If you have any questions about ostomy supplies, please don’t hesitate to contact us today to discuss your options. Our Personal Product Advisors are here for all of your concerns.

What Makes LoFric Catheters Different?

Posted on July 22, 2019July 31, 2019 by Michelle Stepp

If you or someone in your family has been using a catheter for long, then you already know that the brand and style of catheter makes a big difference. The wrong catheter can be uncomfortable and lead to irritation or even infection. This is the conclusion that professionals have come to in the course of working with hundreds or even thousands of patients over many years. And it’s one of the reasons that LoFric catheters (formerly known as Astra Tech) are so popular.

High Quality is Essential for Comfort

There are many problems you can run into if using a low-quality catheter or the wrong kind for your needs. One of the most serious is discomfort during insertion. This is a real problem because you will need to insert a catheter often over time, and if the process is irritating it can lead to pain and health issues.

That is why LoFric catheters are so widely preferred. Wellspect, the company that makes LoFric, has been making high-quality and innovative medical devices for over 65 years now. They have built up a reputation for taking seemingly normal devices like catheters and making them easier to use, more comfortable, or better in some way.

In the case of catheters, that innovation comes in the form of the LoFric line of catheters. LoFric is exactly what it sounds like: a low friction line that allows you to insert your catheter as smoothly as possible. The LoFric catheters are known for being pain-free, easy to insert, and not needing any messy lubricant. That’s right: an irritation-free experience without lubrication.

This is possible because of LoFric’s hydrophilic coating. This coating covers the entire surface of the catheter and is super-smooth when wet. Just a small amount of sterile water activates it and the catheter will slide in as easily as if you are using lubricant. It’s the sort of ingenious solution we’d expect from LoFric.

The Patented Coating Makes All the Difference!

Providing the ultimate comfort, Wellspect designed LoFric catheters with their patented and unique Urotonic™ Surface Technology coating. This coating allows for more comfortable insertion and removal because it imitates the natural lining of the urethra, keeping the catheter lubricated the entire time it is in use. LoFric catheters are the only ones shown to minimize the development of urinary tract infections (UTIs), urinary obstructions such as scarring, and other complications of the urethra.

The LoFric line of catheters is available in models for men, women, and children. They are all free of latex, PVC, and phthalate and are discreetly packaged for privacy. Of course, this is just one recommendation out of many high-quality and respected brands. What is your preferred line of catheter? Talk to your doctor and call us at Personally Delivered to find the catheter that’s right for you!

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Polypharmacy and Incontinence

Posted on July 17, 2019 by Michelle Stepp

Taking Multiple Medications and Its Connection to Incontinence

The act of taking a number of medications at the same time to treat medical conditions refers to the term, polypharmacy. Many times, we suffer from multiple ailments simultaneously and are either prescribed by our doctor or self-prescribe a different medication for each condition.

Polypharmacy can lead to adverse drug interactions, causing problems such as urinary tract infections (UTIs), incontinence, and even hospitalization. For those that already suffer fom incontinence, polypharmacy may aggravate the condition making it more difficult to control.

Why it's Important to Talk to Your Doctor

Nowadays, many people see specialists for specific conditions rather than seeing their primary care physician for every condition they may have. If each doctor you see doesn’t have a full picture of what medications you’re already currently taking, they may prescribe more medication that could lead to heightened incontinence symtoms.

Always make sure that your primary care physician manages all of your medications, warning you of any potential side effects of the prescribed drugs you’re taking. It is important to discuss the best options for your incontinence treatment with your doctor.

This printable Medication List can be kept in your purse or billfold for easy access when visiting your doctor. It will help you and your family remember the medications you take and will be very beneficial if you are ever hospitalized. Should something ever happen to you, this list could save your life!

Print, Save, or Download your Medication List HERE

Treatment of Incontinence

Normally, incontinence is treated by lifestyle changes, medications, surgical procedures, and products for incontinence.

Sometimes incontinence is not treatable with more medications or surgical procedures. This is due to probable drug interactions that do not allow a physician to add more medications or recommend surgery. In cases like this, doctors may recommend incontinence products to help manage bowel and bladder incontinence.

Incontinence Management Options

At Personally Delivered, we offer a variety of incontinence products that are absorbent, comfortable, and effective. We carry the protection that will fit your specific needs.

It is also important to keep a good skin care routine to prevent skin irritations. Cleansing after accidents should be a priority as part of incontinence care. Wipes, barrier sprays, creams, and lotions are effective skin care products that can help soothe and moisturize areas of the body susceptible to sensitivity.

Living with incontinence doesn’t have to hold you back from enjoying your life. Contact us at Personally Delivered, and we’ll help you find the right fit of incontinence products for your unique needs, so you can start getting your independence and dignity back.

Do You Require a Puréed Diet?

Posted on July 11, 2019August 5, 2019 by Michelle Stepp

Are you experiencing difficulty with chewing, swallowing, or fully digesting solid foods? Did you recently have bariatric surgery and now require your food to be blended, ground, or pressed?

There are various reasons that you may need to either temporarily or permanently switch to a puréed diet. Many recipes exist to increase the flavors of puréed meals, making them more enjoyable and delicious. Puréed diets don’t need to be bland!

What is Puréed Food?

The term purée refers to taking solid foods such as fruits, vegetables, and meats, blending them in a processor, adding a liquid such as broth or water, then passing through a sieve for a smooth consistency. Flavor can be improved by adding sauces and seasonings if your diet allows. Making your own puréed meals at home can be easy; however, there are many premade selections that are flavorful and nutritious.

Useful Tips When Puréeing Foods

When you are looking to make your own puréed meals at home, choosing the right foods is key. One of the biggest challenges those on a puréed diet face is getting proper nutrition. Making sure to include enough protein, fiber, vitamins, and carbohydrates is important to remember when selecting the foods you’ll purée.

First and foremost, be sure that you have a good blender or food processor. Hand-mixing ingredients can make puréeing very difficult, not to mention strenuous!
Choose foods such as bananas, avocado, oatmeal, yogurt, and soups that easily purée.
Cut or dice food into smaller pieces so they blend well and leave no remaining chunks. The final result will be much more soft and smooth, allowing for pleasant consumption.
Try adding liquids such as broth, gravy, vegetable and/or fruit juices, nutritional supplements such as Ensure or Boost for added flavor and even consistency. Add more liquid to a thicker purée or more food to a thinner purée to achieve a pudding-like consistency. Make sure the final product is free from lumps, as this will allow for easier swallowing.

List of Foods for a Puréed Diet

Soft fruits like peaches, cantaloupe, and bananas
Vegetables such as potatoes, spinach, and green beans
Beans
Scrambled eggs
Cottage and ricotta cheeses
Soups
Yogurt
Canned tuna or chicken
Oatmeal
Applesauce
Pudding or custard
Fully cooked and diced meats and fish

These are just some of our suggestions, but don’t forget to experiment. Try to avoid nuts and seeds as they may be difficult to pass through a strainer. We’ve put together a Sample Puréed Diet Menu that contains all the nutrients you’ll require in one day.

Personally Delivered carries a variety of puréed foods and beverages that are rich in nutrients to support those requiring a puréed diet. As always, speak to your doctor first about your symptoms to find out what nutritional needs are required. If you have any questions, our Product Experts are available at (800)777-1111 or you can contact us here.

Why You Should Not Reuse Your Catheters

Posted on July 2, 2019 by Jordan

When catheters were first created, it was normal practice to reuse them because resources and availability were limited. Today, however, the use of catheters has evolved to become safer, more hygienic, and less expensive.

Recent studies show that sterile intermittent catheters may lessen the risk of urinary tract infections. Although there is research as well as intermittent catheters being designated as single-use devices by the FDA, some people still choose to reuse their catheters. Some may do this because they think it’s more cost-effective or environmentally-friendly. However, they may be putting themselves at risk for potential infection.

Is It Safe to Reuse Catheters?

In the early 2000s, the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) did research to find out if reusing catheters was safe. In 2002, the FDA came to the conclusion that they could not approve washing and reusing catheters under any circumstances.

During the FDA’s testing, 67% catheters that were considered “adequately sanitized” still tested positive for bacteria and pathogens. Not even antibacterial soap or typical home sterilization techniques fully sanitized the intermittent catheters. From this study, the FDA concluded that reusing catheters could lead to an increased risk of infection.

Catheters are made of a unique porous material which allows bacteria and other residual tissue inside during use, causing the catheter to no longer be sterile. In addition, factors such as poor cleaning techniques and non-sterile storage methods may further contaminate the catheter.

That’s why sterile intermittent catheterization is the most ideal and safest way to cath. Per FDA guidelines, any intermittent catheter should be disposed of immediately after use.

The risk to one’s health far outweighs the cost or environmental concerns that lead people to reuse their catheters.

What are the Risks of Reusing Catheters?

If you’re reusing catheters, you may be more susceptible to:

UTIs (urinary tract infections)
Bladder infections
Kidney infections
Urethral damage or scar tissue build-up

The primary cause of infection risk is due to bacteria still inside and on the surface of an intermittent catheter after use. In research studies, not even thorough lab-based cleaning of catheters could fully sterilize them for use again.

Additionally, if a catheter is reused often over a long period of time, its material may begin to break down. As catheter material begins to break down, the catheter becomes more porous and may trap more bacteria; additionally, the catheter itself may also become rough and coarse leading to more painful catheterization or damage to the urethra.

What are the Benefits of Single-Use Catheters?

In contrast, you may find there are numerous benefits to switching to sterile intermittent catheterization (using a catheter one time and then disposing of it). Benefits may include:

Reduced risk of UTIs and bladder infections
More time freed up by no longer washing and reusing catheters
Healthier lifestyle and more energy
Confidence that your catheter supplies are sterile to use every time
Reduced chance of urethral damage

If you have to use catheters and you’re contemplating reusing, it’s good to consider the potential risks when weighing your options.

It’s best to consult your healthcare professional with questions about your health. However, if you need more information about your product options for sterile catheters, our specialists at Personally Delivered will be glad to help you find the perfect solution to your catheter needs.

Caring for Your Skin & Wounds in the Summer

Posted on June 21, 2019 by Michelle Stepp

School is out, and summer is here. This is the season for outdoor activities at beaches, parks, pools, and all places near and far. For some, summer may present challenges when making sure our skin is safeguarded from bacteria, burns, and infection. Our skin is the largest organ of the body, and protecting it should be the first priority.

Just because you may be recovering from surgery or living with another condition like a diabetic foot ulcer doesn’t necessarily mean you must stay indoors (as long as your doctor hasn’t advised otherwise).

Since our skin is our most valuable protector, we need to be mindful about ways to protect it so we can relax and enjoy the warmer weather all season long. Here are some tips to aid in the care of your skin and wounds while delighting in those summer recreations.

Protect Your Skin – Everyone knows the sun emits damaging UV rays. Keeping your skin protected with sunscreen will prevent harmful and sometimes painful sunburns. Products that contain zinc work great to protect the skin from these rays while helping to seal out wetness to keep skin healthy. Covering wounds with dressings is also important as this tissue is more delicate than normal skin. Unprotected wounds increase the risk of scarring.

Stay Hydrated – The chance of dehydration heightens in the summer months since we sweat and lose more moisture in the body. In order to repair and rebuild cells that are at a wound site, sufficient hydration is necessary to deliver fluids essential for healing.

Maintain Proper Nutrition – Along with proper hydration, consuming foods that are moisture-rich such as fruits and vegetables can aid in the healing of wounds and contribute to a boost in the immune system. Adding foods such as watermelon, cantaloupe, cucumber, and celery to your diet can be very beneficial in the wound healing process, not to mention for your overall health.

Keep a Supply of Bandages and Cleaning Solutions – Because we are typically more active in the summer months, bandages may become contaminated quickly with sweat and dirt. Frequently changing your wound dressings will help keep your wound dry and clean while supporting the healing process. Wound cleansers like saline solutions are designed to clean and irrigate wound sites and are great to keep with you when replacing dressings.

Reduce Germ Contact – In the event that you have an open wound and it cannot be completely covered, you may want to avoid coming into contact with open bodies of water that are perfect environments for bacteria to hang out. If you have a diabetic foot ulcer, it is important to take care of your feet. It is wise to avoid wearing flip flops or sandals, as these will allow for possible infection and/or ulceration to occur when feet are exposed to germs in the environment.

Whether you are going outside for a few minutes or headed out for a long day in the sun, caring for your skin and wounds should be a top priority.

We carry some of the highest quality skin and wound care products on the market at the best prices. Our Personal Product Advisors will help you decide what is right for your needs and make the selection process effortless so you can rest easy all summer long.

Contact us for any questions or to find the skin and wound care products that you may need. If your skin condition or wounds appear to be getting worse, make sure to get in touch with your doctor.

Are You Prepared for Hurricane Season?

Posted on June 11, 2019 by Michelle Stepp

When it comes to hurricane season, Florida and Texas get hit the most, followed by Louisiana and the Carolinas. Many people think about protecting their homes, but thinking about stocking up on your personal supplies is just as important.

In the event of a major storm, homes may be without electricity and water for many days. If you rely on home services or suffer from health issues that may be affected by lack of power, staying in your home may not be the best option.

By planning well in advance, you can be better prepared, should the threat of a natural disaster arise. We at Personally Delivered have put together a Hurricane Readiness Essentials Kit, an Emergency Kit, and a Travel Pack to prepare you and your loved ones for hurricane season.

Personally Delivered Hurricane Readiness Essentials Kit

This Hurricane Readiness Essentials Kit includes necessary items to protect and maintain healthy skin, while keeping you feel clean and fresh when you need it most.

ConvaTec Aloe Vesta Bathing Cloths – These disposable bathing cloths are rinse-free and easy-to-use. Each wipe moisturizes while it cleanses. When access to water is not available, these Aloe Vesta bathing cloths are a great replacement for your regular showers or baths.

3-N-1 Rinse-Free Foaming Body Wash, Shampoo, and Peri-Cleanser – This rinse-free bathing product works as a thick foaming body wash, shampoo, and perineal cleanser. 3-N-1 will keep you feeling clean and fresh in the event that access to water may be limited.

ConvaTec Vesta No-Rinse Cleansing Foam – This multipurpose cleanser is perfect as a no-rinse solution for the hair, body, and perineum. It contains aloe to soothe the skin and is good for sensitive skin. Works great as a quick refresher between baths and cleansing after incidents of bowel or bladder incontinence.

ConvaTec Sensi-Care Clear Zinc – With the power of dimethicone, this product helps protect skin from the irritation associated with incontinence. The easy-to-spread formula creates a thin film helping to protect skin and seal out wetness. Zinc is a powerful aid in healing skin irritation, so keep this handy all year round.

ConvaTec Aloe Vesta Daily Moisturizer – Aloe Vesta Daily Moisturizer is designed to maintain healthy skin while soothing minor skin irritations. This formula softens and moisturizes sensitive skin, helping to protect and prevent skin from getting chafed, chapped, and cracked. A daily moisturizer is essential, no matter the weather conditions.

Personally Delivered Emergency Kit

The Personally Delivered Emergency Kit includes a variety of necessary products to aid in the cleansing, healing, and protection of a variety of wound care needs.

Sterile Saline Water or Wipes – You can choose between sterile water in bottles for easy irrigation and other medical needs or in the form of wipes to delivered a consistent dose of saline with every application. The non-toxic isotonic solution is gentle enough for all wounds without damaging healing tissues.

Wound Care Gauze – Sterile and well-suited for a variety of applications such as wound dressing, cleaning, minor prepping, and packing. Available in a range of sizes and plies. Gauze serves as the perfect application for small wounds and ulcerations.

AQUACEL Foam Adhesive Dressing – This foam adhesive dressing helps to evaporate excess moisture and provides a waterproof barrier to support wound healing. Its soft absorbent foam pad continues to absorb excess fluid, while allowing you to shower or bathe. Changing the dressing is comfortable due to the foam technology, so the pain associated with removal is eliminated.

DuoDERM Hydroactive Gel – A preservative-free, sterile, clear hydrogel used as a filler for dry cavity wounds. It provides a moist wound healing environment, aiding in the removal of nonviable tissue. It can also be used on radiation dermatitis skin conditions and diabetic ulcers.

Personally Delivered Travel Pack

The Personally Delivered Travel Pack includes a few essential items in a convenient travel size, making it easy to cleanse and moisturize on-the-go.

Aloe Vesta Wipes – This rinse-free, easy-to-use disposable bathing system cleanses and moisturizes. As mentioned in the Hurrican Readiness Essentials, these cloths are a great replacement for regular showers or baths when access to water may not be available.

Aloe Vesta Foam (4 oz.) – This multipurpose cleanser for hair, body, and perineum is also rinse-free. It contains aloe to soothe the skin, which is also beneficial for sensitive skin. This provides all the benefits of the aforementioned cleansing foams, but in a travel size bottle.

Aloe Vesta Moisturizing Lotion (2-4 oz.) – This travel size bottle soothes minor skin irritation, while softening and moisturizing sensitive skin. The long-lasting formula helps protect and prevent chafed, chapped, and cracked skin.

Other items to consider with this handy checklist:

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With a little planning and our help, you can feel confident that you are protected throughout the whole season. In addition to the supplies we offer, make sure to have a one to two-week supply of non-perishable food and plenty of water.

You can never be too careful or thorough when ensuring the safety and well being of yourself or your loved ones.

If you have any questions about the products we suggest or would like more information on how to prepare for hurricanes and other disasters, please contact our Product Experts Toll Free at (800) 777-1111 or email CustomerService@PersonallyDelivered.com.

Welcome to our blog!

Posted on April 15, 2019May 20, 2019 by pdbloguser

For more than 40 years, we have helped thousands of valued customers with their supplies that help them live and thrive with their medical conditions. Our vision is to offer relief and reliability to our customers by providing quality products and kind, efficient service.

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