Incontinence underwear – LUNA+
For days when bladder leaks are the last thing you want to think about.🌙
Comfortable LUNA+ Incontinence Underwear
- Only 1.5 mm thin.
- Comfort, confidence, and no more worries. 🌙
- Designed for mild to moderate bladder leaks — with triple side-leak protection and room for up to 35 ml (size M).
Who Are LUNA+ Incontinence Underwear Designed For?
LUNA+ incontinence underwear is made for women of all ages who want comfort, confidence, and discreet protection from bladder leaks. 🌙
They’re a complete alternative to traditional pads — ideal for light to moderate bladder leaks. For heavier incontinence, we recommend combining them with other products for extra support.
Can I Really Rely on Incontinence Underwear?
Many women are hesitant — and for good reason. Standard incontinence underwear is often thick, bulky, and uncomfortable, sometimes even resembling a diaper.
Thinner versions exist, but most are made using traditional stitching. Once moisture reaches the seams, it can easily leak through the tiny stitching holes — which means accidents can still happen.
Even seamless designs aren’t perfect if the outer fabric absorbs moisture. To fix this, some brands add more absorbent layers — but that only makes them thicker and less breathable, taking away the very comfort they promise.
How Does LUNA+ Protect at the Sides?
Many brands claim “leak-proof,” but the truth is often more complicated. Most only use a waterproof layer at the base — which helps, but still leaves the sides unprotected.
At LunaCare, we designed LUNA+ differently. Our underwear features triple side-leak protection — urine spreads across the whole surface instead of escaping sideways, up to 35 ml (size M). You get reliable protection that’s still thin, breathable, and beautifully discreet.
Because protection should feel empowering — never limiting. 🌙
💡 TIP from LunaCare
LUNA+ incontinence underwear holds up to 35 ml (size M) — made for mild to moderate bladder leaks. 🌙
Our secret? A special side-protection layer: urine spreads across the whole surface instead of escaping sideways — so you can move freely, without worries.
What Are the Benefits of LUNA+ Incontinence Underwear?
LUNA+ incontinence underwear gives you comfort, freedom, and confidence — with none of the stress that comes with traditional pads or disposable products. 🌙
- Looks and feels like regular underwear — discreet, stylish, and comfortable under any outfit.
- Easy switch from pads — simply put on a different pair of underwear in the morning.
- Reusable — washable again and again, replaces hundreds of disposable pads, and no hunting for a bin in the restroom.
- Made from breathable materials — less of the clammy feeling you get under a disposable pad.
- Stays in place — soft, flexible fit that moves with you.
- Antibacterial protection (premium models):
- Limits odor
- Reduces bacterial growth in the fabric by up to 99 % (tested strains)
Because real comfort means peace of mind — every day. 🌙
💡 TIP from LunaCare
The advantage of LUNA+ incontinence underwear? A barrier at the sides lets urine spread across the whole surface instead of escaping sideways — up to 35 ml (size M). 🌙
Why Choose LUNA+ Incontinence Underwear?
LUNA+ incontinence underwear will win you over with one thing — comfort. 🌙
Forget pads that slip and shift. With
high-quality LUNA+ incontinence underwear, you’ll feel just like you’re wearing your favorite pair — only smarter and safer. And yes, you’ll save money too.
They’re also a more eco-friendly alternative to disposable products, because every pair is washable and reusable. Good for you. Good for the planet. 🌙
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With proper care, LUNA+ incontinence underwear lasts 2–3 years, depending on how often you wear it. 🌙
You Can Save Money with LUNA+ Incontinence Underwear
LUNA+ incontinence underwear is a cost-effective and reliable solution for managing bladder leaks. 🌙
How Does LUNA+ Incontinence Underwear Work?
Every pair of LUNA+ underwear is made with advanced multi-layer fabric technology — thin, breathable, and effective. Each layer has its own job to keep you dry and fresh.
The Principle Behind LUNA+ Protection
- The first layer: soft and gentle on your skin. It uses a quick-dry wicking effect to draw moisture into the absorbent layer below.
- The second layer: absorbent and reliable — it locks in fluid instantly and keeps you dry.
- The third layer: a high-tech waterproof yet breathable membrane that keeps liquid in while letting air through. This layer is delicate — avoid hot washing or fabric softeners to keep it effective.
- The outer layer: the stylish, comfortable fabric that makes LUNA+ look and feel like regular underwear.
LUNA+ – An Eco-Friendly Alternative
LUNA+ incontinence underwear is reusable and long-lasting — a sustainable choice that replaces hundreds of disposable pads. It’s good for your body, your budget, and the planet. 🌙
💡 TIP from LunaCare
LUNA+ incontinence underwear is OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, Class I certified — meaning it’s completely safe for your skin and health. 🌙
How to Use LUNA+ Incontinence Underwear
How do I know when to change my incontinence underwear?
You’ll usually feel a light dampness — just like with regular underwear, that’s your cue. With LUNA+ underwear, a barrier at the sides lets urine spread across the whole surface instead of escaping sideways — up to 35 ml (size M).
How to Care for Your LUNA+ Incontinence Underwear
How to wash incontinence underwear?
Wash at a maximum of 40 °C and never use fabric softeners, bleach, or stain removers. Spin at up to 1000 rpm. We recommend using a liquid or gel detergent — it rinses out better, so no detergent residue stays in the fabric.
How to dry incontinence underwear?
- Hang them loosely to air dry — never directly on a radiator.
- Do not iron — heat can damage the protective membrane.
- If you want to dry them faster, hang them near a heater. As a rule of thumb: if you can hold your hand above the heat source without discomfort, it’s safe for your underwear.
- Tumble dryer: a modern dryer with a program for functional textiles is fine. Older dryers can destroy the membrane.
Gentle care means long-lasting comfort and protection. 🌙
💡 Did You Know?
Bladder leaks are often linked to natural factors such as the structure of the female urinary tract, pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause. 🌙
How to Choose LUNA+ Incontinence Underwear
The Best Incontinence Underwear
Wondering which incontinence underwear is the best? 🌙
We have our favorite — LUNA+. But here’s a quick guide to help you find the perfect pair for your needs and navigate the many options available today.
Differences Between Brands
Choosing the right incontinence underwear matters. You’ll typically need 2–5 pairs for regular rotation, and the right fit and absorbency will make all the difference — especially on days when you need extra comfort and confidence.
Here’s how to choose — in order of importance:
Guide to Choosing Incontinence Underwear
1. Level of Protection
For Light Leaks
If your leaks are occasional or very light, you can choose from a wide range of brands. Most options will provide enough protection to keep you dry and comfortable.
For Moderate Leaks
If you experience moderate bladder leaks, choose underwear designed specifically for medium to heavy protection. When in doubt, go one level higher. Expect slightly thicker fabric for stronger protection — LUNA+ stays only 1.5 mm thin and holds up to 35 ml (size M).
For Heavy Leaks
For heavier incontinence, standard incontinence underwear may not be enough. These tend to be thicker and less breathable — and can still leak if the flow is sudden. In such cases, consider combining your underwear with another protection method for more peace of mind.
The right choice means feeling safe, comfortable, and confident — every day. 🌙
LUNA+ underwear features triple side-leak protection: urine spreads across the whole surface instead of escaping sideways — up to 35 ml (size M), only 1.5 mm thin. 🌙
Designed and tested for both light and moderate bladder leaks, it keeps a sleek, discreet profile that feels just like your favorite underwear — only smarter.
2. Breathable – With Antibacterial Treatment
Choose underwear with antibacterial treatment. On LUNA+, the antibacterial finish reduces bacterial growth in the fabric by up to 99 % (tested strains). 🌙
The use of a highly breathable third layer with a modern protective membrane is standard for all quality manufacturers — and a key part of what makes LUNA+ truly exceptional.
LUNA+ incontinence underwear features an antibacterial treatment without the use of silver. 🌙
Just pure comfort, safety, and care — exactly as it should be.
3. A Cut That Suits You
It’s usually not possible to try on underwear in stores — but when shopping online, you can return them within our 40-day return guarantee from delivery. Take advantage of this option and try them on over your own clean underwear if you wish; this is recommended for hygiene but is not an additional prerequisite or exclusion from the 40-day commercial return/exchange period. See how they fit. If one style doesn’t feel right, try a different cut — finding your perfect fit is worth it.
Your underwear should feel comfortable and secure. The right fit means it stays in place, supports you every day, and moves naturally with your body.
4. Material – The Outer Layers
The material matters — especially since you’ll be washing your underwear many times. Each fabric has its own pros and cons, so choose what fits your lifestyle best.
If you’re comfortable with modern synthetic fabrics, we recommend an outer layer made of nylon blended with elastane. These materials stay elastic, dry quickly, and don’t heat up — perfect for long days, travel, or warm weather.
If you prefer a more natural feel, cotton is another option. It’s soft and pleasant against the skin, but keep in mind that it can pill, shrink, and wear out faster with frequent washing. Expect roughly half the lifespan of synthetic materials.
While cotton is biodegradable, it’s also resource-intensive to grow and process — especially in terms of water use and chemicals. For a more sustainable option, choose organic cotton whenever possible. 🌙
LUNA+ is made from premium nylon with 15% elastane for a perfect fit. The fabric has a “silk touch” finish — soft, smooth, and luxuriously comfortable against your skin. 🌙
5. First Layer – The Absorbent Layer
This is the layer that touches your skin — the contact layer — and it plays a key role in your comfort and protection. 🌙
When to Avoid Cotton
Cotton is not suitable for the first layer. It absorbs liquid but also spreads it toward the edges, creating a large, damp area that takes a long time to dry. Many budget brands use cotton linings instead of a functional fabric, which reduces comfort and reliability.
For true performance, choose underwear with a functional wicking layer. This technology quickly draws moisture into the absorbent layer below, keeping the surface dry and comfortable.
What About Wool?
Wool does have natural antibacterial and odor-resistant qualities — but it stays wet for a long time and is very delicate. It can tear easily and doesn’t hold up to regular washing. For these reasons, wool is not recommended for the contact layer of incontinence underwear.
The first layer of LUNA+ underwear is specially engineered to keep you dry and comfortable for as long as possible.
You’ll feel fresh, confident, and cared for. 🌙
6. Color
Choose the color you like. You’ll see which colors are available in your size on the product page.
Price of Incontinence Underwear
The price range for incontinence underwear varies widely. This depends on the materials used and the complexity of production.
The most affordable options are stitched cotton panties without antibacterial treatment. Higher-quality models are usually seamless and made from modern breathable materials that offer greater comfort and durability — these are naturally more expensive but also longer-lasting.
When buying from large retail chains, prices may be slightly higher due to store commissions and distribution costs.
Choose quality that lasts — your comfort and confidence are worth it. 🌙
LUNA+ underwear may not be the cheapest option — but it’s among the most advanced. 🌙
- Side barrier: urine spreads across the whole surface instead of escaping sideways
- Seamless design — only 1.5 mm thin, yet made for moderate bladder leaks
- Antibacterial for long-lasting freshness
- Highly breathable to keep you comfortable
- Made from premium, durable materials for lasting performance
Because comfort, confidence, and care are worth investing in. 🌙
Any questions?
Write to us at info@thelunacare.com. We’re happy to help you find the right size.
What Is Incontinence?
Incontinence means the unintentional leakage of urine or stool from the bladder or bowels. It’s a common condition that affects millions of people — and while it can be uncomfortable to talk about, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. 🌙
The severity can vary — from occasional leaks when you laugh or sneeze to a strong, sudden urge to urinate that’s difficult to control in time.
Types of Incontinence
There are several types of incontinence, each with different causes and symptoms:
- Stress incontinence: leaks occur when pressure is placed on the bladder (for example, during coughing, sneezing, or laughing).
- Urge incontinence: leakage follows a sudden, intense urge to urinate that can’t be delayed.
- Overflow incontinence: also called chronic urinary retention — when the bladder doesn’t empty completely, leading to constant dribbling.
- Total incontinence: when the bladder cannot store urine, causing continuous leakage or very frequent urination.
Some people experience mixed incontinence — a combination of stress and urge incontinence.
Who Experiences Incontinence?
Incontinence can affect anyone, regardless of age, though it’s more common in older adults — especially women. It’s often linked to natural changes in the body, not neglect or poor hygiene.
Common risk factors include:
- Pregnancy and childbirth
- Obesity
- Family history of incontinence
- Aging — though it’s not an inevitable part of getting older
How Is Incontinence Classified?
Incontinence is categorized by cause and type of leakage:
- Stress incontinence: caused by weakened or damaged pelvic floor muscles or urinary sphincter.
- Urge incontinence: often due to overactive bladder muscles (detrusor muscles).
- Overflow incontinence: usually results from a blockage or obstruction that prevents the bladder from emptying fully.
- Total incontinence: may be related to congenital bladder issues, spinal cord injuries, or fistulas (small openings between the bladder and nearby organs).
Understanding incontinence is the first step toward feeling comfortable and confident again — because care begins with knowledge. 🌙