The Canadian Closet Facebook ad: “Dry Skin, Zero Odor, All Day”

Ran for 109 days, from March 13 to June 30, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by The Canadian Closet on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1480335353804765
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads
- Relaunches
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Ad text
72,000 women have already made the switch to Fluxe. 92% say they'll never go back to disposables. Ever. These are women who tried everything before: Pads that shifted, bunched, and soaked through by noon. Pull-ups that worked — but felt like surrender. "Leak-proof" underwear that leaked anyway and left them questioning their own body. They spent years thinking they were the problem. That incontinence just meant accepting a smaller, more careful life. But it was never their body. It was the materials. Here's what nobody tells you: Every pad, pull-up, and "leak-proof" underwear on the market uses microfiber polyester. That's period technology — designed for thick, slow menstrual flow. But urine is different. It's thin. It spreads fast. It comes in sudden, unpredictable gushes. Microfiber can't handle that. It spreads across the surface, sits there, and eventually soaks through. That's why nothing ever worked. Not because you're broken. Because the material was never designed for what your body actually does. Fluxe uses medical-grade absorbent polymers — the same material hospitals trust for wound care and surgical applications. It pulls liquid in within 3 seconds. Transforms it into gel. Locks it away completely. You stay dry. All day. No checking. No paranoia. No backup pads "just in case." Susan created Fluxe because she lived with incontinence for 12 years — and got fed up with products that kept failing her. She partnered with a doctor and a materials lab in Washington D.C. that specializes in medical-grade safety technology. After 4 months of testing, they built the first underwear engineered specifically for bladder leaks. Not adapted from period products. Built from the ground up. For this exact problem. ✓ 240ml+ capacity — 8x more than pads ✓ 12+ hours of protection — morning to bedtime ✓ Looks and feels like your regular underwear **What Canadian women are saying:** *"I was spending $45/month at Shoppers Drug Mart on pads that didn't even work. This is life-changing."* — Carol M., Ottawa *"I stopped going to my book club because I was terrified of leaking during those cold walks to the library. Now I go every week."* — Susan T., Winnipeg *"I can finally enjoy my morning Tim Hortons coffee without anxiety."* — Janet R., Halifax Try it risk-free with our 60-day money-back guarantee. You don't even have to return the product. ⚠️ But here's the reality: Fluxe has sold out 5 times this year. Medical-grade materials take time to source. When we're out, you're waiting 6+ weeks. Your size is available right now. That can change any hour. 👉 Click below before it's gone: https://ottawa-wear.com/products/fluxe-100-leak-proof-underwear-that-wont-let-you-down-for-women
Where the ad sends people
ottawa-wear.com
Dry Skin, Zero Odor, All Day
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