TENA ProSkin Comfort Maxi Incontinence Pads

Disposable incontinence pads designed for heavy to very heavy bladder leakage, featuring TENA's advanced ProSkin technology with a FeelDry rapid absorption layer that pulls moisture away from skin. The anatomically curved shape follows natural body contours for secure, discreet fit. Each pad contains an extra-capacity superabsorbent polymer core that locks fluids away, advanced odor control technology, and soft breathable materials to promote skin health. The adhesive strip secures the pad to underwear for active daily use.

Common humanitarian uses:

• Severe incontinence management for elderly or disabled populations in care facilities or shelters
• Post-surgical support following bladder, prostate, or gynecological procedures in field hospitals
• Extended-wear protection during long medical evacuations or transport with limited change opportunities
• Overnight incontinence management when frequent changes are not feasible
• Management of neurogenic bladder in spinal cord injury or stroke patients
• Dignity preservation for patients with advanced chronic diseases affecting bladder control
• Support during rehabilitation programs where mobility limitations affect toileting access

Key information:

• Absorption level: Maxi (4-drop rating) - for heavy to very heavy incontinence episodes
• Shape: Anatomically curved with wider absorbent zone for maximum leak prevention
• Technology: ProSkin with FeelDry rapid absorption surface
• Core material: Extra-capacity superabsorbent polymer (SAP) core for extended wear
• Fastening: Adhesive strip attaches to regular underwear (not pull-ups or briefs)
• Breathability: Soft, breathable backsheet reduces moisture and heat buildup
• Package contents: 28 pads per pack
• Dermatologically tested: Suitable for sensitive skin, pH-balanced
• Storage requirements: Store in cool, dry place in original packaging
• Shelf life: Several years when properly stored
• Requires prescription: No - available as over-the-counter hygiene product

Important safety notes:

• Change frequency: Replace pads every 4-6 hours or immediately when saturated despite higher capacity; prolonged wear increases infection and skin breakdown risk
• Skin assessment: Monitor peristomal and perineal skin closely for signs of maceration, irritation, or pressure damage; use barrier creams preventatively
• Proper sizing critical: Maxi pads are larger than standard products; ensure appropriate fit to prevent bunching, gaps, or discomfort during movement
• Not a substitute for medical evaluation: Sudden onset or worsening incontinence requires medical assessment to identify underlying causes
• Nighttime use considerations: While suitable for overnight use, consider turning and repositioning bedridden patients to prevent pressure ulcers
• Disposal: Wrap used pads and dispose in appropriate waste containers; do not flush as they can cause plumbing blockages

TENA ProSkin Comfort Maxi Advantages: The Maxi absorption level provides the highest capacity in the TENA Comfort pad range, making it ideal for situations where frequent changes are challenging or impossible. The extra-wide absorbent core distributes fluid more evenly, preventing pooling and localized saturation that can lead to leakage. ProSkin technology maintains skin health even during extended wear by regulating pH and minimizing moisture contact time. The anatomical shape stays in place during movement, critical for ambulatory patients who need confidence during daily activities in humanitarian settings with limited bathroom access.

Alternative names: Maximum absorbency pads, heavy incontinence pads, extra absorbent bladder control pads, high-capacity incontinence liners, maxi protection pads, protections anatomiques maxi pour incontinence (French), compresas maxi para incontinencia (Spanish), TENA maxi pads, overnight incontinence pads

⚠ Disclaimer: This description is for inventory identification only. Incontinence products should be changed regularly to maintain skin health and prevent complications. Consult healthcare providers for persistent or worsening incontinence symptoms. Check local regulations regarding distribution and use.