- How does this compare with TENA's lighter Intimates pads?
- It absorbs more and is slightly thicker than the Moderate and Ultimate versions. Choose it for heavy leaks or overnight use, and a lighter pad for occasional small leaks.
- Can I wear it overnight?
- Yes. Many owners use it for overnight protection. For very heavy nighttime flow, some pair it with a waterproof bed pad.
- Will it show under clothing?
- It is thinner than pull-up underwear but thicker than a regular sanitary pad. It stays discreet under most clothing, though tight or light-colored bottoms may show an outline.
- Does it stay in place?
- The adhesive holds best against snug, close-fitting underwear. In loose underwear it can shift or bunch, so firmer briefs work better.
- Is it the same as a sanitary pad?
- No. It is designed for urine leakage, with odor control and a different absorbent core, though it is worn the same way inside underwear.
- How often should I change it?
- Change it when it feels wet or after several hours, as with any disposable pad. Do not flush it; dispose of it in the trash.
- Where is the TENA Intimates Maximum Absorbency Incontinence Pad For Women Regular Length cheapest?
- At Herbspro, for $24.87, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the TENA Intimates Maximum Absorbency Incontinence Pad For Women Regular Length?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Herbspro, Carewell.