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.
Minister won't reveal school problems found by validations
The Island's education minister has refused to reveal shortcomings found during school inspections.
Much-loved family pet sparks internet hunt for Island woman
A woman from the UK is appealing for help tracing a Manx couple who may have the last ever picture of her beloved pet.
Doctor pay deal to cost £2.5 million a year in future, says minister
A pay settlement with doctors backdated to April 2023 will cost the Island more than £6 million for the last two years, according to Health Minister Claire Christian.
Charity donation to celebrate final Tesco conversion
Tesco says it'll give away £1,000 to a local charity to mark the opening of its latest store.
DHSC has no info on spending money given to refugees
The Department of Health and Social Care says it can't say how much refugees sent here by the UK government cost the Manx taxpayer - because the information doesn't exist.
Driver left false details after car park crash
Police are urging a driver to do the right thing after an incident in the south of the Island.
Drivers warned over icy patches on roads
A yellow weather warning is in place this morning, with motorists warned about icy patches on roads.
Ferry sailings face possible disruptions later this week
Ferry sailings later this week could face disruption because of bad weather.
