One Stop Bedwetting Launches Expanded Redesigned Website Providing Unprecedented Access to Bedwetting Solutions


One Stop Bedwetting, a leading provider of bedwetting alarms has launched a revolutionary new website making it easier to shop for incontinence solutions. SANTA CLARA, CA, USA, August 16, 2018 / EINPresswire.com/ — One Stop Bedwetting, a leading provider of bedwetting alarm, waterproof mattress pads, vibrating watches and incontinence products, announced today the launch of it new, redesigned responsive website – https://onestopbedwetting.com/.

The new website will expand the One Stop Bedwetting portfolio of bedwetting solutions and enhanced customer support. It also captures the corporate values of the company and its achievements with the use of live customer chat and product videos. The website redesign includes aesthetic enhancements to provide a more engaging user experience and enhanced navigation to help visitors easily find the information they need. Customers can browse the large selection of products, and subscribe to a biweekly bedwetting blog and get discount coupons and promotions delivered in their inbox.
The site features a brand new resource center specially written by bedwetting specialists to provides visitors with exclusive enhanced content and gives them a better understanding of the bedwetting, its treatment and solutions. The collection of articles is especially targeted to educate the millions of individuals who suffer from nocturnal enuresis. Visitors get handy practical tips for dealing with bedwetting and will have the opportunity to watch on demand videos, download user manuals and exchange emails with specialists. The website has a new section devoted to product reviews and testimonials for visitors to read and share opinions and make…

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