Nateen is a hygiene care brand that combines "nature" and "green" to provide high-quality, eco-friendly products for all needs and all ages.

Nateen was founded by Alexandre Kosa with the vision of creating high-quality incontinence products at an affordable price, while preserving the planet by using plant-based materials.

You can purchase Nateen products on our online store and on Amazon. We operate exclusively through e-commerce and ship throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico.

Nateen focuses on providing the highest quality at an affordable price. Our extensive product range meets every need, from light to heavy incontinence, as well as women's and baby hygiene.

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Not always. Briefs and protective underwear are much more absorbent today than they were 20 or even 10 years ago. We offer top-of-the-line, medical-grade incontinence products, so many of our “moderate” products are far more absorbent than the ones you’ve tried from stores. Read more.

Many people who choose a product just because it’s the cheapest end up changing their incontinence supplies eight or nine times throughout the day. Instead of choosing a product that seems cheaper, go for the absorbency you need. As a bonus, higher-end products are usually more breathable, better at wicking moisture quickly, and stretchier and softer. Read more.

If you’re doubling up on your pull-ups or briefs to prevent leaks, you’re probably wasting money. Using two just-okay products when one really good product would do the trick means you’re actually spending more money in the long-term. In addition, wearing two different incontinence products at the same time can be damaging to the skin and uncomfortable for the wearer.

Urinary incontinence, or the loss of bladder control, can range from occasional leaks when you exercise, sneeze, cough, or laugh, to urges that are so strong you are unable to make it to a toilet in time.

The four basic types of incontinence are stress incontinence, urge incontinence, mixed incontinence, and overflow incontinence.

Bowel incontinence, or fecal incontinence, refers to involuntary bowel voids and falls into several sub-categories. Constipation with overflow means stools harden and block the colon. Liquid stool from the upper digestive tract can flow past these blockages, resulting in watery voids. Reflex incontinence occurs involuntarily, often due to stroke-related brain damage. Fecal impaction refers to a dry, hardened lump of stool that becomes trapped in the lower colon or rectum and can press on the bladder, causing double incontinence, or a void of both urine and fecal matter.

The foods a person consumes directly affect their bowel habits. Fruits and vegetables that are high in fiber minimize constipation by softening the stool. Fiber can also prevent diarrhea by absorbing water, making the stool bulkier.

Because female incontinence is so common, there’s a wide range of women's incontinence products designed to provide peace of mind. Women’s products tend to place additional emphasis on discretion, fit, and general appearance, so the wearer is able to find a product that looks and feels just like regular underwear.

In elderly men, prostatitis (prostate inflammation) can cause urethral pain and urinary frequency. Around two million healthcare appointments in the U.S. are booked each year due to prostatitis.

50% of people aged 65+ report bladder or bowel incontinence.

Even the tiniest of accidents can result in urine becoming trapped against the skin, which can lead to other problems, including irritation and infection.