5 Common Ostomy Myths: What Canadians Should Know
Can you exercise, swim or travel with an ostomy? Explore five common concerns, practical tips for daily life, and guidance on when to ask your ostomy nurse for help.
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5 Common Ostomy Myths: What Canadians Should Know
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Making Medical Supplies Easier to Access Across Canada
Payless Medical · Medical Supplies in Canada Making Medical Supplies Easier to Access Across Canada A practical look at finding, reordering, and saving on the medical supplies you use regularly...
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Can You Travel With a Urinary Catheter? Plane, Train & Car Guide
Payless Medical · Urology Travel Guide Can You Travel by Plane, Train, or Car with a Urinary Catheter? A practical Canadian guide to travelling with a urinary catheter, including packing...
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How to Lower Blood Pressure Naturally: Simple Habits That Support Heart Health
Payless Medical · Heart Health Guide How to Lower Blood Pressure Naturally: Simple Habits That Support Heart Health A practical Canadian guide to blood pressure awareness, everyday habits, and home...
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5 Simple Wound Care Tips to Help Prevent Complications at Home
Payless Medical · Wound Care Guide 5 Simple Wound Care Tips to Help Prevent Complications at Home Practical wound care guidance for Canadians managing healing, skin protection, and prevention at...
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Living with a Urinary Catheter in Canada: What to Expect Day to Day
Payless Medical · Urology Care Guide Living with a Urinary Catheter in Canada: What to Expect Day to Day A practical guide for Canadians using a urinary catheter — covering...
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Returning home after ostomy surgery: a practical Canadian guide to daily life, recovery, and ostomy care
Living with an ostomy in Canada? Get practical, expert guidance on colostomy, ileostomy, and urostomy care after surgery. Learn how to prevent leaks, protect peristomal skin, build a simple daily...
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Temporary vs Permanent Stoma: A Simple Guide for Canadians Living With an Ostomy
Living with an ostomy affects more than 165,000 Canadians, but with the right information and support, most people adapt well and return to a full, active life. An ostomy involves...
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A Guide To Cure’ Twist Urethral Catheters For Women
Cure Twist Urethral Catheters represent a significant leap forward in empowering women with bladder problems.
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What You Should Know About Enemas
Enemas help to treat constipation and cleanse the colon. You can have one in the hospital or at home
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Pouchkins Pediatric Urostomy Pouches
Pouchkins pediatric urostomy pouches are a breath of fresh air for kids who need stoma surgery and their caregivers
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Filtrodor Ostomy Filters
The Filtrodor ostomy pouch filter is an efficient odour and gas management option for ostomates
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Male Urinal Kits: An Effective Tool For Managing Urinary Incontinence
Overall, male urinal kits provide practical solutions for people who need help urinating due to mobility issues
