Poise - Toallitas para la incontinencia, Ultimate Absorbency, largas, 45 u.

Elegible para HSA/FSA

Poise ultimate incontinence pads in long length absorb instantly for worry-free 3-in-1 protection for dryness, comfort and odor control

Dryness: 10X drier than the leading period – ideal for incontinence or as a maternity or postpartum pad; designed specifically for absorbing bladder leaks featuring leak-block sides

Comfort: unscented and soft on skin, this pad in the original design comfortably stays in place and helps prevent bunching and leaks

Odor Control: absorbent bladder control pads lock in odor with the absorb-loc core always providing discreet protection as you go about your day

Long length ultimate absorbency pad is 15.9" long

HSA/FSA-eligible in the U.S.; Packaging may vary from images shown

With trusted 3-in-1 protection for dryness, comfort and odor control, Poise Women's Incontinence Pads absorb urine instantly keeping you protected from bladder leaks, day or night. Poise ultimate absorbency pads in long length feature the original design with leak-block sides, and is wide from front to back to give you protection where you need it most. These pads are designed specifically for bladder leakage making them an ideal form of protection for incontinence or as a postpartum or maternity pad, rather than using a period pad. Poise pads provide up to 12 hours of protection and are available in multiple absorbencies and lengths for your unique protection - light (ideal for bursts, regular length: 9.4", long length: 11.0") , moderate (ideal for surges, regular length: 10.6", long length: 12.2"), maximum (ideal for streams, regular length: 12.2", long length: 14.1"), ultimate (ideal for gushes, regular length: 14.1", long length: 15.9") and overnight (ideal for gushes, 15.9"). Pads are individually wrapped to easily and discreetly slip into a purse or bag. Poise adult incontinence products are HSA/FSA-eligible in the U.S.

To avoid risk of suffocation, please keep plastic bags away from infants and children. Bladder control conditions may be medically treated. Consult your physician for professional advice.