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®
Private Health Insurance
If you have private health insurance that covers incontinence products, your insurer may cover all or part of the cost of Contino®. The cost of the initial consultation with a Contino® Authorised Trainer will typically be covered as a physiotherapy service.
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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