The life of a product tester for absorbent garments

Most of us never give a second thought to all the research, technology and testing that go into the products we use every day - even ordinary-seeming ones like protective garments for incontinence. 

But behind every successful product there's an enormous amount of ingenuity and persistence, and nobody knows that better than Gary Bauer. He's a patient himself living with overactive bladder, but he's also a product tester for Carer. 

Gary provides them important feedback and insight on a number of their reusable garments, particularly their waterproof underpants. Listen today to learn more about what he's learned, what he looks for and what he expects the future may hold when it comes to personal protection.

For more information about Carer and the full line of products they have available, visit them online today at CARERSPK.com. 

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Music:
Rainbows Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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