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While most people have heard of circumcision, a common surgery to remove a young boy’s foreskin, few are aware that foreskin-related problems may and cause problems throughout a man’s entire life.  Depending on the specific foreskin condition, treatments include everything from topical creams, oral medications, such as antibiotics and steroids, as well as stretching exercises and, finally surgery. This editorial highlights some of the more…

In a world where women’s empowerment and self-discovery are of utmost importance, the Womanizer Duo 2 has emerged as a groundbreaking device designed to cater to the unique desires and needs of women. At InnerGood, we’re excited to share insights into this innovative pleasure product, delving into its features, benefits, and the empowering journey it offers to women everywhere. Understanding the Womanizer Duo 2 The…

Inner Good started as a premium ostomy supplies and medical product retailer in Canada, dedicated to improving the lives of ostomates. Our modo was and still is “find your better, faster”.Living with an ostomy can be challenging, so we strive to provide high-quality products that offer comfort, security, and confidence. Among the leading brands in our collection, Coloplast stands out as an innovator in ostomy…

At least 10% of the Canadian population lives with incontinence. That’s over 3.8 million Canadians. So whenever you feel isolated in regards to your urinary or bowel disorder, please remember that you’re not alone. Not by a long shot. Knowing this, we at Inner Good have made it our duty to ensure that Canadians with compromised urinary or bowel function have access to the best…

A urinary tract infection (UTI) occurs when bacteria gets into your urinary tract and may impact the kidneys, bladder, or urethra. A UTI may be present in any age, gender, socioeconomic and ethnic group, but instances are most certainly prevalent in key segments of the Canadian population, with some being more vulnerable than others. For instance, research finds that more than half of Canadian women…

As with most well-developed nations, Canada has a complicated relationship with healthy weight management. While, as a population, we pride ourselves in being an active country with a bounty of outdoor recreation at our front doors, we are not without problems in the body mass indexes department.  Prior to the global health crisis of 2020, nearly 27% of Canadian adults (about 7.3 million of us)…

Review the front label of Douglas Labs TMC (aka Tri-Metabolic Control) and you’ll find the following succession of words; “Provides antioxidants that help protect cells against the oxidative damage caused by free radicals.” This sounds fantastic, especially if you know that oxidative damage can contribute to aging and the development of health conditions including cancer and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s. However, you’ve been hearing…

The Canadian Digestive Health Foundation reports that over 20 million Canadians each year struggle with digestive disorders and compromised gut health. That’s more than half of the entire population! If that doesn’t serve as a collective call to action, we don’t know what can.  Moreover, research shows that digestive disorders cost Canadians $18 billion annually in health care and lost productivity. It seems households can’t…

Health Canada reports that nearly 4 million Canadians live with diagnosed osteoarthritis. That’s almost 14% of the population. What’s more surprising is that the data encompasses those aged 20 years and older. This is not a condition that is exclusive to the elderly. Not by a long shot.  Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis. It is a progressive disease of the whole joint…

Getting an ostomy is a life-saving procedure, but it is also a life-changing event. Whether your procedure is for a colostomy, ileostomy, urostomy, etc., living with a stoma is a big responsibility, and there is a lot of information to take in on ostomy care when you are new at it and recovering from surgery. The first few weeks can be chaotic for new ostomates…