Tena Sensitive Care Incontinence Pads, Bladder Control & Postpartum for Women, Ultimate Absorbency, Long Length - 156 Count

It just works. For an 83-year-old woman with hygiene issues, it is a perfect product.

I have tried many pads over the years I have had incontinence. These are the best for size and absorption They are very soft and do not cause any skin irritation. The price is excellent also. I highly recommend these pads

Good for incontinence

These are bulky. The hardest decision is how much coverage does a person need. Post hysterectomy 3 weeks, and incontinence due to muscle support. More coverage than I need

These are the best incontinence pads. I finally convinced my 88 year old mom to buy incontinence pads instead of menstrual pads knowing they hold more liquid. She loves these pads. She feels confident she won’t leak all over the place now.They are quite large and long but just what Mom needed.(I buy the shorter less thick version for myself) . We are buying these on a regular basis. Breathability and softness was also very important and these are great that way.

TENA incontinence pads are the best quality available - at any price. They are comfortable, absorbant, and high capacity. The adhesive strip works well. They are free of any perfumes (thankfully). Each pad in the package comes individually wrapped, which for me (see below) is a waste of plastic, but the wraps are recyclable with grocery bag plastic. The standard size package contains 52 pads (which gives me 104 uses; see below). I use these differently! By cutting each long pad in half and stapling the cut ends, I make two male guards out of each pad (i.e., effectively making them half price). They work better than any of the male guards I've tried (way better than Depends) AND save me a bundle of cash.

What has happened with Tena? They used to be great. A year 1/2 ago I used 4 for daily and 5 for trips. Now even a 6 won’t make it 4 hours. Saw uro and she said everything with me was the same, no changes. Not taking anything ie diuretics. But the last package of 5s and then tried a package of 6s … the thickness of the material is thinner on the top and bottom ie ends of both. I compared to an old5 and 4 I had. The 6 worse than the 5 - how can that be? But there is only a thin layer like a 3 (maybe a 2) at the top 2” end and bottom 2”end. If the urine gets in those areas, it runs down between the outer sheet and the filling now only in the middle. In addition in both sizes, the sides don’t hold the urine, it just runs off if a sudden gush. I live in small house, one floor only 15-20’ max to the bathroom — and I’m wet undies on the sides. These are suppose to be for incontinence are t they? After decades of using for my grandmother and now the last few years for me… the past year or so they are worthless — I’m done. Tired of ending up with wet undies and a couple times almost through jeans. The s used to be very thick, almost too thick but you knew you were safe. That is not the case now. And why on earth do they make the high absorption so long. I understand everyone is made differently and I’m short, but I don’t want a pad that fits to the top of the pubic bone and then way up the back. Absorbing should be thickener not necessarily longer for urine incontinence. But the old ones were the same thickness from top to bottom and they are most definitely NOT the same thickness throughout now. This is comparable to the manufacturers who use the same box for something but they have decreased the volume hoping you won’t notice the actual ounces have changed. Stay dehydrated, don’t eat citrus or citrus drinks, almost cut out any vaguely spicy food, etc. like I said year and half ago the 5 was for traveling or long social events. Now even a six won’t hold for part of the night if it gets the slightest bit shifted. That’s another issue! They need stronger adhesive to hold them to the undies. The strips are very thin, and quality control isn’t good — sometimes off to one side or the other. The sides are just paper and I tested a couple wi5 just water and they won’t hold anything if it gets in the sides nir the upper or lower portions! And here is another thing… I had been wondering how come they dint use the absorbing polymer beads like is used in baby diapers. And like I had seen is used in Prevail brand? Well according to Tena info it is but it’s not on the package. I guest need to send info to Federal Trade Commission and have an investigation done to make sure there isn’t some misleading going on, or they are using so few beads just so they can say they are using them but not enough to really help. Shame on Tena — they are expensive. But like most things prices have gone up but the way to keep customers is not to reduce quality just so you can make us think the products are the same. Rather pay for quality and know I’m protected — my skin, and my dignity. If I had to go up, so be it though the doctor doesn’t think I should need to when evaluating pelvic floor. But to go up and be worse, isn’t right. To anyone having problems, make sure you send comments directly to Tena website. They probably don’t even read these. Too expensive to not work any better than this. Bring back the old product. Note: The only thing good I can say after many years of Tena experience is they still don’t cause my skin to itch from chemicals… but if they won’t keep you dry and you get urine burn on the sides or pubic area, what’s the difference? Still a skin problem. Dint mean to be so TMI but people need to know before they buy these now thinking they are the same old reliable product when they have made changes to add money to their pockets.

We've tried MANY incontinence pad brands, including the widely recognized best-selling brands. Currently we've settled on TENA as the favorite for absorbency and comfort . . . and I like the competitive price. The user (my spouse) doesn't even know or consider the price, she just prefers these pads for comfort and performance.

Good product

These are the most comfortable pads to wear during the day and/or night. You barely feel as though you have anything on and they are very absorbent as well. Worth every penny. If I HAVE to wear something, let it be Tena Sensitive pads!! Highly recommend.

great product very soft and comfortable

Good product

perfect