Period pads are great. For periods. But what they’re not so great for are urinary leaks. So instead of using something that kind-of-does-the-job, why not use something that was built for job?
TENA incontinence pads are specifically designed to handle urine, while period pads aren’t. Sure, period pads might look like they’re suitable for incontinence, but for anything more than a teaspoon, they’re not going to do what you need them to.
TENA pads also take care of the bad odor that comes with urine. The beads in the pads prevent the development of ammonia, so that bacteria doesn’t grow and the pads stay feeling fresh.
TENA pads are full of super-absorbent polymers, which are like tiny beads that expand and turn into gel when fluid touches them. They keep urine locked away so it doesn’t resurface, meaning the pad stays dry, and so do you.
TENA pads absorb urine much faster, keeping you clean and fresh. This is because the top sheet and distribution layers are specifically designed for the rapid flow of urine, whereas period pads feature an open design for thick flows, like blood.
TENA pads are designed for thinness and discretion, so they are way thinner than you’d expect, especially when you see how much they absorb. Get the protection you need without worrying about discretion.
