Incontinence Pads

In patients with urinary incontinence, due to weakened bladder muscle or sphincter function. In the elderly, pe lvic floor muscles and bladder function may be weakened. In postpartum women, the pe lvic floor muscles may be damaged. Patients after surgery or treatment, such as prostatesurgery or bladder surgery. People with cognitive impairment, such as those with Alzheimer's disease.

People with urological conditions, such as overactive bladder or infections. People who need long- term care, are bedridden or dependent on others for care.

Top material: soft and breathable nonwoven for fast penetration of liquids. 

Absorbent core: fluffy pulp and SAP to quickly absorb and lock in liquids.

Leak guard; prevents sideleakage, may contain synthetic elastic fibers, 

Backing: polyethylene film to prevent liquid leakage.

Adhesive: secures incontinence pads, made from a variety of materials.

Waist/ hip size: choose according to the recommended size on the package.

Absorbency: Choose a light, medium, or heavy absorbency product based on the level of incontinence. User weight:

Some products recommend sizing based on weight.

Activity level: active users may need better

leakage protection. Personal comfort: consider fit and comfort.

When choosing incontinence pads, know your personal needs and preferences, and choose according to product descriptions and sizing charts. When unsure, try a small package of product to determine the most appropriate size and type.