Women's High-Waisted Washable Incontinence Pants from Orykas UK is a women's washable incontinence knickers garment designed in Britain for discreet, dignified bladder leak protection. The body-facing layer is woven from OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified bamboo fibre — naturally antibacterial, thermoregulating and kinder to sensitive skin than synthetic disposables. Key features Up to 4 layers of absorbent protection in the gusset, locking in the equivalent of several disposable pads of fluid. Leakproof waterproof membrane so nothing reaches your clothes, bed sheets or office chair. Machine washable up to 200 times at 40 °C — rinse, wash, tumble-dry on a low setting and reuse. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified — no harmful substances against the skin. Soft bamboo fibre outer fabric: breathable, odour-resistant and invisible under everyday clothing. Who it is for Ideal for British women coping with postnatal urinary incontinence after giving birth on the NHS, stress incontinence while exercising, urge incontinence during the menopause, or mixed leaks. Pairs with pelvic-floor rehabilitation recommended by your GP or women's health physiotherapist. British sizing and care Choose your usual UK underwear size (XS–3XL). Machine wash at 40 °C in a mesh laundry bag (available separately). Do not use fabric softener — it reduces absorbency. Tumble dry low or line dry indoors. Cost savings versus disposables A British daily wearer typically spends £500–£1,000 a year on disposable incontinence pads. A complete Orykas drawer pays for itself within months and can be reused for years. Where customers self-declare chronic incontinence, Orykas products may qualify for UK VAT relief under HMRC's disability-products scheme. Discreet UK delivery All orders ship in plain, unbranded packaging from our UK fulfilment centre. Tracked Royal Mail and courier options available at checkout. Trusted sources Orykas guidance is informed by NHS, NICE, the Bladder & Bowel Community, the Continence Foundation, Prostate Cancer UK and BAUS. Orykas products are not medical devices; always seek advice from your GP or continence nurse specialist for persistent symptoms.
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