Overactive Bladder Transdermal Patch, 8 Count (Pack of 3)

These patches work better than pills with no side effects of dry mouth and retention. People that complain about the adhesive not sticking or not coming off are not using them correctly. If you put on clean, dry skin they will not come off, even in water. I have used these for 4 years and never had one fall off and I work out and swim every day. To remove you just pull off and then use a cotton ball and baby oil and the adhesive comes right off your skin. Switch sides of the lower abdomen after each patch so you don't have a patch on the same side all the time.

I have taken the pill and used the patch. I like the patch better because it bypasses the liver/kidney and works as well or better. Some reviewers have said this is generic or counterfeit, but it comes in a sealed original box with each patch sealed individually.. I have used this patch for almost 3 months and never found 1 that is expired. It does take about 1 month to start working fully (same for the pill). There is a plastic backing on each patch that needs to be removed before it is applied. I use baby oil on a cotton ball to remove adhesive.

As age increases, women often have urinary troubles: frequency of needing to go to the bathroom and needing to go often. Oxtrol helps make things better. It makes control possible. It helps stop the need for rushing to the bathroom. After washing the area, place the patch just above the pubic hair on one side of the lower abdomen. Leave it there for five days, then remove the patch. Put a new patch on the other side of the abdomen. I can keep it on and functioning for 6 or 7 days. It is a great relief to have more control.

This is an effective product. It depends on what the actual urinary problem is. This is only effective if the issue is an over active bladder, not a leakage problem. The patch can end up causing a nasty broken area on skin, so must be monitored closely as they take a long time to heal.

The Oxytrol patch works wonderfully. HOWEVER, I am terribly allergic to the adhesive and had to go to a urologist to obtain a prescription for the oral form of this medication. I have one entire box of patches and most of another left unused that someone else could use. Certainly I could donate the unused patches to someone in need.

These patches and the pumpkin seed capsules work well together for over active bladder. They are much cheaper than the prescription pills which have awful side effects, and didn't work we for me. I have better control of my bladder.

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I have OAB and Oxytrol helps, but I hate the red patch left on my thigh from the Oxytrol patch