It’s the “little oops” — not a flood

A light leak might show up as a small damp patch when you cough, sneeze, or lift something. It’s not the same as a heavy loss of control. Many women describe it as “just a few drops” or “a tiny dribble I wish wasn’t there.”

It doesn’t have to define you

You might not feel that a big medical word fits your experience — and that’s okay. You can simply call it “light leaks,” and still choose smart, comfortable protection that fits into your life.

Common, but rarely spoken about

Many women notice light leaks as they move through pregnancy, postpartum changes, busy years of lifting kids or heavy bags, or hormone shifts around midlife. You’re far from alone, even if nobody around you is talking about it.

Small changes, small leaks

Pregnancy, childbirth, hormonal shifts, or years of lifting and busy living can slightly change how well your pelvic floor and urethra keep urine inside during sudden pressure. The result: light leaks with coughs, laughs, or quick steps.

Stress, tension, and tired muscles

Just like any other muscles, the pelvic floor can become tight, tired, or out of sync with the rest of your body. A healthcare professional or pelvic health specialist can help you understand what’s happening in your unique case.

1. Soft, everyday outer fabric

From the outside, LushGuard™ looks like the kind of underwear you’d happily buy for yourself — smooth lines, soft touch, and styles that don’t scream “special product.”

• Sits flat under leggings and fitted jeans
• No crinkly textures or plastic shine
• Feels like stepping into normal panties

2. Light-absorbency leak panel

Inside the gusset, a light, discreet panel is placed where small leaks actually land. It’s not about holding a large volume — it’s about catching those tiny “I wish that hadn’t happened” drips.

• Ideal for light bladder leaks and dribbles
• Helps draw moisture away from the skin
• Focused protection—not a thick pad

3. Leak-resistant backing with odor support

Beneath the absorbent area, a discreet leak-resistant layer helps protect your outfit. Odor-control technology supports you in feeling fresher and more relaxed, even on busier days.

• Helps keep your clothes dry
• Supports fresher feeling for everyday leaks
• Washable and reusable, day after day

Laughing, sneezing, or coughing

You might notice a tiny dribble during a joke, a sudden sneeze, or a coughing fit. Nothing dramatic, but enough to leave a mark on a liner or underwear.

“Held it a bit too long” moments

Maybe you’re helping kids, on a call, or out running errands — and you wait a little longer than your bladder prefers. A few drops slip out, and you wish you’d gone sooner.

Busy days with lots of movement

You’re up and down stairs, lifting bags, loading the car, or walking quickly to catch a train. That extra pressure creates the occasional light leak. You don’t want drama — just quiet backup.

A gentle reminder

A healthcare professional, such as a pelvic floor therapist or specialist, can help you understand whether exercises, lifestyle changes, or other options are right for you. Light leaks are a signal to listen to your body — not a reason to feel ashamed.

Underwear as one layer of support

While you look after your body with rest, movement, and any professional guidance, LushGuard™ offers a simple “wearable plan B” so you can go about your day without overthinking every small leak.

“I wear it on busy days”

Some women choose their LushGuard™ light leak panties on days when they know they’ll be rushing — school runs, back-to-back meetings, or errands all over town. It’s one less thing to think about.

“I keep a pair for social plans”

A dinner with friends, a birthday, or a family gathering — if you know you’ll be laughing a lot, light bladder leak underwear can help you focus on the moment instead of holding back your joy.

“I pack it for travel and long journeys”

Long drives, flights, or train rides don’t always allow for quick bathroom breaks. Many women pack LushGuard™ as their travel “just in case” — especially when they’re not sure about restroom access.

After a light leak day

Rinse your LushGuard™ underwear in cool water to remove urine from the absorbent area. This quick step helps keep the fabric fresh and supports the performance of the leakproof layers over time.

Washing and drying

Machine wash on a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners, as they can affect absorbency. Air-dry whenever possible to protect the technical layers and keep your panties in good shape.