Confidence is quiet. Comfort should be, too.
You’ve got things to do, places to be, and people who count on you. A little leak shouldn’t change that.
What is LP Shield?
LP Shield is a slim, absorbent guard designed specifically to help men manage post‑void dribble and light urinary leakage discreetly and comfortably.
What is Post-Void Dribble?
Post-Void Dribble (PVD) is the involuntary leakage of urine just after finishing urination commonly affecting men over 40. It’s more common than most realize and can occur even in otherwise healthy individuals.
Keep living on your terms.
Leaks happen. So does strength. You’ve adapted, you’ve handled worse, and you don’t need anyone’s permission to feel confident in your own skin. This is just one more way to stay in control. No need to wear only briefs with the product.
OUR PRODUCT
The LP Shield Leak Protection Device
A discreet, absorbent guard made for men, LP Shield provides secure protection from light to moderate leaks. With a comfortable fit and moisture-wicking design, it keeps you dry and confident, wherever the day takes you. Works with boxers and pajamas.
What Our Customers Are Saying
"I wore it all day and did not even remember I had it on until I had to go. I can re-use it again & again, Love the product!"
- Bob
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FAQS
What is post-void dribble?
Post-void dribble (PVD) is the leakage of a small amount of urine shortly after finishing urination. It often happens just after you've walked away from the toilet, even if you thought you were finished.
Is post-void dribble the same as incontinence?
Not exactly. PVD is a type of urinary leakage, but it's usually not caused by bladder control issues. It’s often due to urine remaining in the urethra and not being fully expelled.
What causes post-void dribble?
There are actually a few things.. PVD is commonly associated with something called BPH or "Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia" which simply means enlargement of the prostate gland. An enlarged prostate can cause narrowing of the urethra which can result in a small amount of urine to be held back and not fully released during normal urination. These symptoms can begin as early as age 40. Also weak pelvic floor muscles can cause a small amount of urine to be held back and not fully released during normal urination. There are other causes too such as "Prostatitis" which is an infection of the prostate gland and has symptoms which include PVD but can also include nausea, fatigue, back pain & fever requiring antibiotics prescribed by your doctor. "Important Guys" If you suspect you have any of these symptoms do seek the advice of a doctor, preferably a board certified urologist ASAP!
How common is post-void dribble?
Very common, especially in men over 40. It’s often underreported because many men are embarrassed or assume it's normal aging, but it can be managed.
Can post-void dribble be treated?
Yes. Pelvic floor exercises (like Kegels) can help strengthen the muscles that control urination. In some cases, physical therapy or medical treatment may be recommended. The LP Shield can also help manage daily leakage discreetly.
Is there a way to prevent it from happening?
Avoid excessive consumption of caffeine as this can cause the bladder to make you urinate much more often and leakage problems increase.Techniques like gently pressing up on area under scrotum or "milking" the urethra after urination can help remove residual urine. Strengthening the pelvic floor muscles and maintaining healthy bathroom habits can also reduce the frequency of dribbling.
