Please confirm the size before purchasing. Inapproriate size may lead to leakage issue or can cause rashes"
Dryness: 10X drier than the leading period – ideal for incontinence or as a maternity or postpartum pad; designed specifically for absorbing bladder leaks featuring leak-block sides
Comfort: unscented and soft on skin, this pad in the original design comfortably stays in place and helps prevent bunching and leaks
Odor Control: absorbent bladder control pads lock in odor with the absorb-loc core always providing discreet protection as you go about your day
27 pads; Each long ultimate pad is 15.9” long; Poise incontinence products always ship in a discreet box; FSA-eligible in the U.S.; Packaging may vary from images shown
UPC
036000335934
Size
Long
Color
White
Price
$29.76 $ 29 . 76
Pattern
Solid
Ideal for
Surges
Absorbency
4 Drop
Unit Count
27 Count
Item Length
15.9 inches
Item Weight
2.5 pounds
Reusability
Disposable
Available in
Regular (10.2 in.) and Long length (12.2 in.)
Manufacturer
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Model Number
33593
Material Type
Pulp
Item Dimensions
5.19 x 8.66 x 12.6 inches
Number Of Items
27
Number of Items
27
Recommended for
Day
Target Audience
Women
Material Type Free
Unscented
Age Range Description
Adult
Manufacturer Part Number
10036000335931
Incontinence Protector Size
Long
Incontinence Protector Type
Incontinence Pad
Recommended Uses For Product
Dryness
Global Trade Identification Number
00036000335934
Unexpected Bladder Leaks
Sometimes, bladder leaks can happen when you least expect it. Urge Urinary Incontinence is a sudden urge to urinate, followed by urine loss. The bladder muscles squeeze at the wrong time and cause leaks.
Period vs Incontinence Pads
Urine escapes the body faster and in higher quantities than menstrual flow, so period pads might feel wetter since they are not designed for urine. Unlike period pads, the materials used in bladder leak pads work to quickly absorb urine, which can help you feel comfortable for longer.
Stress Urinary Incontinence
Stress Urinary Incontinence is the involuntary loss of urine that occurs when pressure is suddenly placed on your bladder. This could happen when you cough, laugh, sneeze, exercise or lift a heavy item.
Postpartum Bladder Leaks
Physical changes to the body like pregnancy and childbirth can cause bladder leaks. 4 out of 5 new moms first experience a bladder leak when pregnant or after giving birth.