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Posted 02 Oct 2023 at 11:27

Just a short note if you don't want to pay for a expensive wee bottle, use a washed out comfort bottle it has a wide opening and a secure lid it's what all us lorry drivers use when stuck in traffic.  

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Posted 02 Oct 2023 at 11:29

Thank you Greg. I am 64 but like to think in fairly good shape. I’ve exercised/played sport all my life and for years have been going to gym pretty much everyday. Something like 18000 steps a day walking my dog on top of gym, so I hope I got myself into best shape I could. 
where did u get the nhs pads from? Literature I’ve read indicates not available on nhs? 

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Posted 02 Oct 2023 at 13:09

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...use a washed out comfort bottle.... 

Great tip, the aptly named Comfort bottle 😉

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Posted 02 Oct 2023 at 13:14

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where did u get the nhs pads from? Literature I’ve read indicates not available on nhs? 

It seems a lot depends on where you live and which health authority you come under. I'm working through a supply of Tena Super (5/8) which have done the job that were prescribed by the Urology CNS.

 
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