Incontinence Supplies in Dayton, OH

Sep 6, 2026by ABD Medical

Adult briefs, pull-on underwear, pads, guards, underpads, wipes, and barrier creams, stocked deep across brands and sizes. Discreet packaging, no appointment, and someone on the phone who will actually help you figure out sizing.

ABD Medical, 270 Regency Ridge Drive, Suite 104, Dayton, Ohio 45459. Call (513) 988-8550 or shop incontinence supplies.

We serve Dayton, Kettering, Beavercreek, Fairborn, Centerville, Huber Heights, Springboro, Xenia, and the surrounding Miami Valley, and we ship nationwide with delivery in 2 to 3 days. Our incontinence catalog runs to several hundred items, which is the point: most places carry three options and hope one of them works.

The five product formats, and who each one is for

Nearly everything in this category falls into one of five formats. Getting the format right matters more than getting the brand right.

1. Briefs with tabs

Refastenable tabs on the sides. These are for someone with limited mobility, someone being changed by a caregiver, or anyone who cannot easily step into a garment. They also hold the most. Examples in stock:

2. Pull-on protective underwear

Pulls up like regular underwear. For people who are still mobile, still dressing themselves, and want something that does not announce itself. This is the largest part of our catalog:

3. Pads, liners, and guards

Worn inside regular underwear. For light to moderate leakage, stress incontinence, and post-surgical dribbling. Far more discreet than a full garment and much cheaper per day:

Poise uses a drop rating rather than words. Our Poise absorbency and size guide decodes it.

4. Booster pads

The most underused product in the category. A booster pad goes inside a brief or pull-on and adds capacity without adding a second garment. It is usually the right answer to "we keep leaking overnight" and is cheaper than moving up to a higher absorbency garment. See our guides to Tranquility TopLiner Super Booster Pads and the Abena Abri-San shaped pad range.

5. Underpads

Also called chux. These protect the mattress, the recliner, and the car seat rather than the person:

Specialty items most suppliers do not stock

Bariatric sizing. Attends Bariatric Underwear in 3XL, fitting a 74 to 92 inch waist, XXL for 68 to 80 inch, and Attends DermaDry Bariatric Briefs.

Youth and small adult sizing. Abena Slip Premium Junior XS2 and Abena Slip Premium S2 for smaller frames.

Swim briefs. Tranquility Swimmates Bowel Containment Swim Briefs are stocked from X-Small through 2X-Large. They make pool therapy and family swimming possible for people who had written it off.

Skin care is not optional

Incontinence-associated dermatitis is what turns a manageable situation into a wound care problem. Pair the garment with a barrier and a no-rinse cleanser:

More in our Personal Care collection.

Brands we carry

Abena, Attends, Cardinal Health, Depend, McKesson, Poise, Presto, Prevail, Seni, TENA, and Tranquility.

How to choose without wasting money

Buying a case of the wrong product is the most common and most expensive mistake in this category. Three things decide it.

Waist measurement, not clothing size. Measure the waist or hips at the widest point and match it to the range printed on the package. A person who wears a size large shirt may need a medium brief. Sizing is also inconsistent between brands, so an Attends large and an Abena L4 are not the same garment.

Absorbency, matched to reality. Light for occasional drips, moderate for regular daytime leakage, heavy or maximum for full bladder release, overnight for eight or more hours of unattended wear. Going too absorbent is not harmless: bulkier garments fit worse, leak more at the leg, and cost more per change.

Day and night are different problems. Most people are best served by two products, a lighter daytime garment and a dedicated overnight one, rather than one heavy product worn around the clock.

Our absorbency, sizing, and coverage guide works through this in detail, and our buying guide for men covers male anatomy specific fit.

Shipping

We ship nationwide, and orders typically arrive within 2 to 3 days. That matters more in this category than most, because running out is not an inconvenience you can wait a week on. Every order is trackable through order tracking.

Insurance and coverage

Original Medicare does not cover incontinence supplies. Briefs, pull-ons, pads, and liners are excluded from the Part B durable medical equipment benefit. This surprises almost everyone, and it is worth knowing before you spend time chasing a claim.

Some Medicare Advantage plans include an over the counter allowance that can be applied to these products. Check your plan's OTC catalog.

Ohio Medicaid may cover incontinence supplies when they are medically necessary and documented by a treating provider. Covered quantities, brands, and prior authorization requirements vary by managed care plan.

FSA and HSA funds can generally be used for incontinence products. Our FSA and HSA guide covers the details.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy incontinence supplies near me in Dayton?

ABD Medical at 270 Regency Ridge Drive, Suite 104, Dayton, Ohio 45459 stocks adult briefs, pull-on underwear, pads, guards, booster pads, underpads, wipes, and barrier creams across eleven brands. Order online at any hour or call (513) 988-8550.

How fast do orders ship?

We ship nationwide and orders typically arrive in 2 to 3 days. If you are running low, order before you reach the last package rather than after.

Does Medicare cover incontinence supplies in Ohio?

Original Medicare does not. Ohio Medicaid may cover them for eligible members when medically necessary and documented by a provider, and some Medicare Advantage plans include an over the counter benefit that applies. Coverage is determined by your plan, not by us.

How do I choose the right size and absorbency?

Measure the waist or hips at the widest point and match it to the range on the package rather than relying on clothing size, then pick absorbency based on how much leakage happens and whether the garment is for day or overnight wear. If you are between options, call us and describe the situation.

What if we keep leaking overnight even in a heavy garment?

Add a booster pad inside the existing garment before moving up a size. It adds capacity without adding bulk at the leg openings, which is usually where overnight leaks actually start.

Can I order for a parent or someone I care for?

Yes, and most people do. Ship it to their address or yours.

Do you carry youth or bariatric sizes?

Both. We stock from youth and X-Small through 3XL, including bariatric garments fitting up to a 92 inch waist.

Talk to someone who knows the products

Sizing across brands is inconsistent and a wrong case is expensive. Tell us the waist measurement, how much leakage there is, whether it is day or night, and whether the person dresses themselves, and we will point you at the right item.

ABD Medical
270 Regency Ridge Drive, Suite 104
Dayton, Ohio 45459
Phone: (513) 988-8550
Email: info@abdmed.com

Shop all incontinence supplies or browse adult diapers and protective underwear. More about ABD Medical.

Insurance disclaimer: ABD Medical works with Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans. Acceptance of insurance does not guarantee coverage or payment. Coverage for any product is subject to your plan's eligibility rules, any applicable prior authorization, a valid physician's order where required, and documentation of medical necessity, and is determined solely by your payer. You remain responsible for deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and items not covered by your plan. Benefits are verified individually and are not guaranteed.

This page is general product information, not medical advice. Persistent or new incontinence is worth raising with a physician, since it is often treatable rather than simply manageable.

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