Which is better for heavy overnight leaks?

The Poise Overnight has the higher absorbency rating at 8 drops and a back that is 75% wider, which helps when you lie down. The TENA Intimates Overnight is rated heavy-plus, one step below Poise's top level.

Which is better for sensitive skin?

TENA Intimates Overnight is 100% breathable, which helps reduce moisture against the skin. Poise uses a soft cloth-like topsheet but does not claim full breathability.

Is the Poise pad worth the extra cost?

It is not extra: Poise was $21.49 for 36 pads as of November 1, 2026, against $22.52 for a TENA pack of 10 to 13 pads. Per pad, Poise costs far less.

Do either of these pads have wings?

Neither listing states wings. Some Poise reviewers say the pad shifts without them, so snug underwear helps.

Which lasts longer through the night?

Poise's 8-drop rating and wider back point to more capacity for long nights. If you leak heavily and sleep on your side, start with Poise.

Can I use these for postpartum bleeding?

Both brands market these pads for postpartum use. Poise lists postpartum pads directly, and TENA names its Maximum and Ultimate pads for postpartum incontinence.

Poise Overnight Incontinence & Postpartum Pads for Bladder Leaks, 8 Drop Extra Coverage, 36 Count vs TENA Intimates Overnight Bladder Control Pad

Both are heavy-duty overnight pads, and the choice comes down to fit and absorbency level. The Poise Overnight is an 8-drop pad with a 75% wider back, so it suits the heaviest leaks and side sleepers. The TENA Intimates Overnight is rated heavy-plus with a 100% breathable backsheet, which suits sensitive skin. Price is close: Poise was $21.49 for 36 pads as of November 1, 2026, and TENA was $22.52 as of the same date, though TENA's pack count varies by size.

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