Disposable Incontinence Products Market: Global Market Estimation, Dynamics, Regional Share, Trends, Competitor Analysis 2017-2021 and Forecast 2022-2028

Description

Disposable Incontinence Products Market size was valued at USD 18,635.9 million in 2021, growing at a significant CAGR of 5.2% from 2022-2028. Medical-grade nonwoven textiles are preferred for disposable incontinence products. Medical nonwovens are a type of textile material made up of threads that have been glued together to produce a transparent structure. Rapid advancements in nonwoven and woven production technology, increased focus on preventing hospital acquired infections (HAIs), and improvements in healthcare infrastructure and services across developing countries are all factors driving the global disposable incontinence products market forward. During the forecast period, technological advancements in nanotechnology and its greater application in the production of disposable incontinence products are expected to generate profitable prospects for market expansion. The need for disposable incontinence products will be fueled by recent technical improvements and new product innovations around the world. Incontinence technology research has led to the development of new products by business, academic, and clinical scientists. According to a recent article, Essity just introduced New ConfioAir Breathable Technology, which will be integrated into the company’s incontinence products. To eliminate the issues associated with adult diapers, such as skin problems, wearable diaper-free devices (DFree) have been designed. These changes may have an impact on the demand for disposable incontinence products. Based on the Protective Incontinence Garments segment in the global disposable incontinence products market holds a share of 27.3% in 2021 and is anticipated to reach USD 5,2714.5 Mn by 2028 at a CAGR of 4.9% during the predicted period owing to increased prevalence of bladder cancer and increased geriatric population. Protective incontinence garments also have high absorbance and are available in different varieties such as biodegradable, and super-absorbent protective incontinence garments.

Recent Market Developments:

In December 2021,Surgical product developer Caldera Medical announced today that it launched the Desara TVez as part of its Desara portfolio.

In March 2019, Asia’s largest hygiene products company, Unicharm Corporation, announced it would acquire entire shares of DSG International, a manufacturer of diapers and other absorbent products in Southeast Asia.