This may be somewhat repetitive; however, if it helps just a couple of comrades it was worth posting again.
If I was in The US, I would probably opt for the AUS, but Medicare pays for nothing outside of America.
This time I have included more details as to what I'm doing to deal with this frustrating problem. Fortunately we have more choices than our female counterparts when it comes to incontinence devices. I have tried catheter condoms, Depends, every kind of pad, diapers, etc, and find this simple, cheap 'rig' to work the best 'for me'. I only wear briefs since boxer shorts don't keep things in place very well. Spares can be easily be carried in your pocket including a little spray bottle of water to tidy up things in the event that a sink is not nearby. All of this can be flushed down the commode making it far more convenient than pads or diapers. In our warm climate, having your entire bottom drenched in urine is not very comfortable; however, this confines the leakage to just the pecker! If your problem is severe, try 3 paper towels. I have also found that some brands of towels are more absorbent than others. I try to stretch 'the little guy' out to allow the paper towels to be wrapped more tightly. When out and about, I always try to find 'accessible' restrooms since most have sinks, plus the added privacy.
You might give this a try?
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