Get Started With A Contino® Subscription
Contino® Men’s Bladder Leakage Products - Subscriptions
An independent consultation, 30-day trial and convenient subscription makes controlling your bladder simple.
Bladder control for less than the cost of a daily latte.
Independent Consultation
At your initial consultation, a Contino® Authorised Trainer will assess if Contino® is right for you, conduct a personalised fitting, and train you to use Contino®. There is a separate fee for the initial consultation paid directly to the Trainer. This is generally covered by extended health benefits.
30-day trial
If Contino® is right for you, your Trainer will enrol you in a one-month trial. This includes a one-month supply of Contino® products and two follow-up consultations. The trial costs $100, but don’t worry - this amount is fully refundable if you aren’t satisfied.
Ongoing subscription
After the trial period, Contino® is a subscription service. You will receive a shipment of replacement products every 3 months, and a follow-up consultation with your Trainer every 6 months. You pay $200 for the first 3 months, then $100 / month billed quarterly, plus shipping and handling thereafter. You can cancel your subscription at any time.
If you are not satisfied, returning Contino® is simple and easy. Visit our Returns & Refunds page to learn more.
At the end of your fitting with a Contino® Authorised Trainer, you get a Contino® starter kit with the following:
Starter kit
Every 3 months a Contino® quarterly kit arrives at your door with the following:
Quarterly kit
How does the cost of Contino® stack up to the alternative?
Cost Comparison
Compare the annual cost of Contino® with the estimated annual cost of alternative incontinence products for a man suffering from moderate-to-severe SUI.
Incontinence can be expensive — According to the Canadian Continence Foundation, the average individual living at home will spend between $1,400 and $2,100 per year on incontinence products. However, there are a variety of products available and many men use a combination, either for different activities or as a backup in case of a leak. Your current expenses will be unique based on your experience with SUI.
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Incontinence can be expensive — According to the Canadian Continence Foundation, the average individual living at home will spend between $1,400 and $2,100 per year on incontinence products. However, there are a variety of products available and many men use a combination, either for different activities or as a backup in case of a leak. Your current expenses will be unique based on your experience with SUI.
You may be able to offset all or part of the cost of Contino®
Extended Health Benefit
Your extended health benefits may cover all or part of the cost of Contino®. Major Canadian benefits providers that cover Contino® include Canada Life (including Great West Life and London Life), Desjardins, Manulife, and Sun Life. This list continues to grow, so if your provider isn't listed here please contact us to inquire about coverage status.
Government Programs
Most provinces have income-tested programs which may cover all or part of the cost of Contino®. Certain provinces have similar programs which are not income-tested. Federal programs may also cover all or part of the cost of Contino® for veterans and First Nations or Inuit people.
Tax Credit
Canada provides a personal income tax credit for eligible medical expenses. Depending on your income and other tax matters, you may be able to claim a tax credit for the cost of Contino®.
For more information on the above, contact us.
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