Abena Slip Premium Diapers with Tabs, Level 4s are designed for moderate to heavy incontinence, of...Abena Slip Premium Diapers with Tabs, Level 4s are designed for moderate to heavy incontinence, offering optimum comfort and effective leak protection. These breathable, anatomically shaped briefs feature a super absorbent core with Top-Dry Technology for rapid absorption and skin integrity. They also include adjustable adhesive tabs for a secure fit and a wetness indicator. The product ensures 100% breathability, optimal leakage protection with extended barriers, and is fast-acting for healthy skin. Additionally, it is eco-labelled, made from responsibly sourced sustainable materials certified by the Nordic Swan Ecolabel. Key features include refastenable tabs, a wetness indicator with a graduation scale, and a cloth-like backing. This product is suitable for adults and is latex-free. The size guide indicates that 'Medium' fits a waist/hip size of 28-43 inches, with an absorbency capacity of 122 fl oz/3600 ml, and comes in a pack of 21 diapers.
This guide is for adults managing moderate to heavy incontinence who seek comfort, protection, and skin health. The Abena Slip Premium Diapers provide superior absorbency and breathability, utilizing Top-Dry Technology for effective leakage prevention. However, it's essential to select the correct size to ensure a proper fit and optimal performance. This guide covers features, usage, and care instructions to help you get the most out of these premium diapers.
All features
Age Group
adult
Gender
Unisex
Model Part Number
17270
Brand
ABENA
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I determine the correct size?
Measure your waist/hip circumference and compare it to the size chart on the product packaging.
How often should I change the diaper?
Change the diaper when the wetness indicator indicates it's wet or when you feel uncomfortable. Generally, change every 4-6 hours or more frequently if needed.
Are these diapers suitable for overnight use?
Yes, the high absorbency makes them suitable for overnight use.
What materials are the diapers made of?
The diapers are made from a super absorbent core and breathable, eco-labeled materials.
Are the diapers latex-free?
Yes, the Abena Slip Premium Diapers are latex-free.
How do I dispose of the used diapers?
Dispose of used diapers in a sealed bag in the trash. Do not flush them down the toilet.
Can I reuse the diaper?
No, the diapers are designed for single use only.
Troubleshooting
Diaper leaks
Check the fit. Ensure the diaper is the correct size and the tabs are properly secured. Consider changing to a higher absorbency level if needed.
Skin irritation
Check for skin breakdown and signs of irritation. Ensure regular changes and consider using skin protectant creams. If irritation persists, consult a healthcare professional.
Diaper feels bulky
Ensure the diaper size fits properly. Avoid over-tightening the tabs.
Wetness indicator not working
The wetness indicator may not always be perfectly accurate. Rely on the user's feelings and regular checks to determine when to change.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High absorbency capacity for moderate to heavy incontinence.
Breathable design promotes skin health and reduces irritation.
Adjustable tabs ensure a secure and comfortable fit.
Wetness indicator simplifies monitoring for timely changes.
Eco-friendly materials from sustainable sources.
Latex-free design reduces the risk of allergic reactions.
Cons
Requires careful sizing to ensure optimal performance.
May be bulkier than lighter incontinence products.
Proper disposal is necessary to maintain hygiene standards.
The cost is higher compared to basic incontinence products.
Frequent changing is still needed to maintain skin health.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Sizing: Before use, carefully measure the waist/hip size to ensure the correct fit. Refer to the size guide provided on the packaging (Medium fits a waist/hip size of 28-43 inches).
Application: Position the diaper comfortably, ensuring the absorbent core is properly aligned.
Fastening: Use the adjustable tabs to secure the diaper, ensuring a snug but not overly tight fit.
Monitoring: Regularly check the wetness indicator to determine when a change is needed.
Changing: Remove the soiled diaper and clean the area gently. Apply a skin-protecting cream if necessary.
Disposal: Dispose of the used diaper responsibly, following local hygiene guidelines.