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.
Government body doesn't hold accounts for tip
The government's Public Services Commission says it doesn't hold financial accounts for the Western Civic Amenity Site.
TT star launches his own team
A Manx TT star is launching his own racing team inspired by the coffee brand he owns.
MLC urges gov to speed up homelessness plans
An MLC will ask the government to speed up its plans to make sure nobody goes without a roof over their head.
Last chance to have say on windfarm plans
There's still a chance to have your say about proposals for the Island's first offshore windfarm.
Island movie star to be honoured by Spanish city
An Island movie star will be honoured by one of the cities that played a part in one of his most iconic roles.
Yellow weather warning for ice
The Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice patches.
Fly tipping near the crematorium
There's been an incident of fly tipping outside the crematorium.
Best and worst performing bus routes released
The most and least punctual bus routes on the Island have been released by Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood.
