NO, you are not obligated to use the grant at 444 Studios.

You need to honestly talk about your challenges, and then an assessment will begin.

Our underwear covers the need to absorb an amount of urine leakage up to 450 ml for men and 350 ml for women. All models are machine washable at up to 60 degrees. The need for pads and diapers ceases. The incontinence underwear is approved as medical equipment (MDR 2017/745), which reduces the risk of skin irritation, moisture, and pressure sores.

You apply through the municipality's aid department or with help from a doctor, home care, or continence nurse.

Yes, - and no: If the supplier the municipality has an agreement with can offer the products at a lower price. Provided these products can cover the same needs. If the supplier cannot, then you can choose ours. Fortunately :-)

S-XXXL. See our size guide for details.

Yes, the aids are covered by the municipality under §112 when the need is assessed and approved. - And if the municipality does not have a fixed supplier who can cover your needs at a lower price.

It depends on your individual need. The doctor/professional and you, together with the municipality, assess your need and set the quantity/amount. If the need changes, it can be adjusted.

You do that here at 444Studios.com, but you must have your approval with the Free Choice scheme, paragraph 112, approved first. You are not obligated to order products from us once you have your approval - if you want to use your approval with another supplier, you can do so (It is your free choice).

Yes, you can continue to choose 444 Studios the following year as long as the municipality assesses that your need for aids still exists. If your need changes, you must contact the nurse or doctor so the municipality can update the assessment.

Yes, it is possible to combine the products with other aids, but the underwear is designed to replace pads and diapers. Combination is only recommended if your need requires extra protection/flexibility.

We recommend that you contact your doctor, nurse, or municipality staff; they know your situation and have extensive knowledge about the application for the free choice scheme’s section 112 on aids.