Swimmates Disposable Swim Diapers – Adult & Youth Containment Swimwear for Bowel Incontinence

Swimmates Disposable Swim Diapers are designed to be worn discreetly under a regular bathing suit to provide containment for bowel incontinence during water activities. Ideal for aqua therapy, pool sessions, hydrotherapy, and recreational swimming, Swimmates allow people with bowel incontinence to participate in water activities with confidence and dignity. Latex-free, blue moisture-proof construction with a snug fit that resists water entry while containing waste.

• Containment for bowel incontinence in water
• Worn discreetly under a regular bathing suit
• Latex-free, blue moisture-proof construction
• Ideal for aqua therapy, hydrotherapy, and recreational swimming
• Available Small to XX-Large — multiple units per pack

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are Swimmates Disposable Swim Diapers designed for?

Swimmates are designed for adults and youths with bowel incontinence who want to participate in swimming, aqua therapy, or hydrotherapy. They are used widely in rehabilitation, aged care, disability support, and paediatric contexts to enable safe water participation.

Do Swimmates prevent all leakage in the water?

Swimmates provide containment for solid/formed waste during brief water immersion. They are not designed to contain liquid urine in water, and no swim diaper can guarantee zero leakage. They are primarily intended for bowel containment to comply with pool hygiene requirements.

Are Swimmates reusable?

No. Swimmates are single-use disposable swim diapers. After each swim session, dispose of the used Swimmate hygienically. Do not attempt to wash or reuse.

How do I choose the right Swimmates size?

Sizes are based on hip/waist circumference: Small (56–91cm), Medium (86–122cm), Large (112–137cm), X-Large (122–168cm), XX-Large (157–203cm). If between sizes, size up for best containment and comfort.

Are Swimmates suitable for pools and hydrotherapy?

Yes. Swimmates are specifically designed to comply with pool hygiene requirements for people with bowel incontinence. Many aqua therapy and hydrotherapy programmes require participants with incontinence to wear a waterproof containment garment — Swimmates fulfil this requirement.