Manx Care is reassuring patients after concerns online about their continence service.
On Facebook, the health service says no change is being made to the product itself or the amount that patients will receive.
It says the only change it's making is that it is asking patients to activate their order by phone the week before they'll need to collect it.
It says this change will allow the team to more effectively confirm individuals' needs and better manage stock.
Ferry sailings face possible disruptions later this week
Ferry sailings later this week could face disruption because of bad weather.
Roadworks delayed because of problem getting hold of asphalt
Two sets of roadworks have been delayed after problems getting hold of asphalt.
Douglas council is asking people not to put dangerous items in recycling boxes
Douglas council is asking people not to endanger its staff by putting needles or knives in recycling boxes.
Andreas Meats will stop supplying product to Tesco
Andreas Meats will stop supplying its products to Tesco at the end of the month.
MHK changes her mind about net zero
A former minister who presented a motion to cut the Island’s emissions by 45 per cent by 2035 now says net zero is a “populist promotion of the day”.
Yellow weather warning issued for icy patches
A weather warning has been issued as temperatures remain close to freezing on higher grounds.
Benefits rises announced in budget
There's good news for those claiming the government's winter heating bonus today.
More child benefit, higher tax allowances in budget
Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson has unveiled this year's budget.
