Tena Incontinence Pants Plus - Medium

It is generally recommended to change incontinence products regularly to maintain hygiene and skin health. A change every 4-6 hours is typical, or immediately after a significant bowel movement, or when the absorbency level indicates it's full.

These pants are designed for moderate absorbency and daily use. For overnight protection, especially for heavier leakage, Tena offers specialized overnight products with higher absorbency.

Roll the used pant up, secure it if possible (some have adhesive tabs for this), and dispose of it in a sanitary waste bin. Do not flush them down the toilet.

Yes, you can wear them with compression stockings. Ensure the pants fit snugly but comfortably underneath, and that the leg cuffs of the pants are positioned correctly to prevent leaks.

Moderate absorbency indicates the product is designed to manage light to moderate bladder leakage. It is suitable for frequent small voids or less frequent larger voids, but not for continuous heavy flow.

ConfioAir™ refers to Tena's breathable materials that allow air to circulate. This helps to keep the skin dry and comfortable, reducing the risk of irritation.

Ensure you have selected the correct size. If the product is too tight, try the next size up. Make sure the leg cuffs are properly positioned and not rolled up.

Verify that the correct size is being used. Ensure the leg cuffs are pulled down and sealing against the leg. For heavier leakage, a higher absorbency product may be needed.

Ensure the skin is clean and completely dry before putting on the product. Use a barrier cream if recommended for sensitive skin. If irritation persists, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.