Which TENA pad should I use for heavier leaks?

TENA Maxi Night and Super are designed for higher absorbency. They give extra coverage and are ideal for overnight or heavier daytime use.

Can you fully pee in incontinence pads?

Yes, some high-absorbency incontinence pads are designed to handle a full bladder release, while lighter pads are better for small leaks or dribbles. Choosing the right absorbency level is key.

What can I use instead of pads for incontinence?

Alternatives include adult diapers, washable reusable underwear, or liners, depending on your level of leakage and comfort needs.

How to get incontinence pads for free?

Some people may qualify for free incontinence products through Medicaid programs, caregiver grants, or local diaper banks, depending on eligibility and location.

Are these different from period pads?

Yes, incontinence pads absorb urine faster and lock in moisture. They’re also made to control odour, which period pads don’t do as effectively.

Will the pad show under clothes?

Not at all. TENA pads are slim and contoured, so they stay discreet even under fitted clothing.

Is there a minimum spend for free shipping?

No minimum spend is required. Every order ‘big or small’ comes with free shipping Australia-wide.

Do incontinence pads absorb poo?

No, incontinence pads don’t absorb stool, though they can help contain minor soiling. Products for bowel incontinence are better suited for that purpose.