Are these the same pad?

Yes. Both are Poise 8 Drop Overnight pads in Extra Coverage with the same Absorb-Loc core and 75% wider back. The difference is pack size, rating count and price.

Which is better for side sleepers?

Neither has wings, and reviewers of B ask for them. The 75% wider back helps in both, but a pad with wings or a pull-up may hold position better if you roll onto your side.

Is B worth it over A?

B has 125 ratings to A's 34 and a logged price of $21.49 as of November 1, 2026. Compare that to A's $159 at Distritech as of November 3 on a per-pad basis before deciding.

How long does one pad last overnight?

One pad is meant for one night. Both are rated for heavy leakage, but some reviewers of B say it is not enough for very heavy overnight flow, so change before bed and keep a spare nearby.

Are they HSA/FSA eligible?

B is listed as HSA/FSA-eligible in the US; check with your provider. A's listing does not state eligibility.

Do they control odor?

Yes. Both use the Absorb-Loc core to neutralize odor, and B states odor control for up to 12 hours.

Poise Overnight Incontinence Pads, 8 Drops Extra Coverage vs Poise Overnight Incontinence & Postpartum Pads for Bladder Leaks, 8 Drop Extra Coverage, 36 Count

These are the same Poise 8 Drop Overnight pad in Extra Coverage, so the choice comes down to pack size and price, not performance. Product B has the stronger track record: 4.7 from 125 ratings versus 4.7 from 34, and a logged low of $21.49 as of November 1, 2026. Buy B unless A's pack size or its listed $159 at Distritech as of November 3 works out cheaper per pad.

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