Which is better for side sleepers?

The Poise Extra Coverage Overnight. Its back is 75% wider than standard ultra-thin pads, which helps stop leaks when you lie on your side. TENA does not claim a widened back.

Is the Poise pad worth the higher price?

If leaks at night are your main problem, yes. It costs $43.49 at WellBefore as of November 1, 2026, versus $22.52 for TENA at ExpressMed, but it adds the wider back and a 12-hour rating.

Which is better for sensitive skin?

TENA Intimates Overnight. It is 100% breathable, which helps protect sensitive skin. Poise does not make a breathability claim.

Does TENA come in more sizes?

Yes. TENA comes in S, M, L and XL by waist measurement, with 10 to 13 pads per pack. Poise comes in one size, in a 22-count pack.

Which holds more per pad?

Poise states up to 12 hours of protection and a 10x drier claim versus leading period pads. TENA rates this pad heavy-plus but gives no hour figure, so Poise makes the stronger absorbency claim.

Do either have wings?

Poise Extra Coverage Overnight is made without wings. TENA does not list wings for this pad, so neither gives the side hold wings provide.

Poise Extra Coverage Overnight Incontinence Pads vs TENA Intimates Overnight Bladder Control Pad

Buy the Poise Extra Coverage Overnight if you need maximum leak security and a wider back for side sleeping; buy the TENA Intimates Overnight if you want a breathable pad with a range of sizes and a lower price per pack. The Poise 22-count is $43.49 at WellBefore as of November 1, 2026. The TENA Overnight is $22.52 at ExpressMed as of November 1, 2026, but packs hold fewer pads.

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