Poise Incontinence Pads & Postpartum Incontinence Pads, 3 Drop Light Absorbency, Long Length, 96 Count (4 Packs of 24)

Description Say goodbye to discomfort from bladder leaks and hello to Poise Postpartum Incontinence Pads in 3 Drop Light Absorbency and Long Length, a pad that is designed for your comfort and protection. Poise incontinence pads for women are made specifically for bladder leaks, unlike period pads, which are meant for menstrual needs. In fact, Poise pads keep you 10x drier compared to the leading period pad. Poise pads absorb bladder leaks, lock away wetness, and neutralize odors, helping you feel clean and fresh throughout the day. Our pads are also made with breathable materials that help eliminate dampness, so you feel clean and fresh too! Poise bladder control pads are discreet and fit securely in your underwear. Poise incontinence pads are available in light, moderate, maximum, ultra, and overnight absorbencies. For lighter absorbency needs, check out Poise Daily Liners. Shop for Poise discreetly by having it shipped directly to your door or pick up curbside. Poise adult incontinence products are HSA/FSA-eligible in the U.S. *Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back: Online access required. Limit 1 per household. Original receipt/UPC required. Restrictions apply. See Poise website for details.

• • Stress Urinary Incontinence
  Stress Urinary Incontinence is the involuntary loss of urine that occurs when pressure is suddenly placed on your bladder. This could happen when you cough, laugh, sneeze, exercise or lift a heavy item.
• • Unexpected Bladder Leaks
  Sometimes, bladder leaks can happen when you least expect it. Urge Urinary Incontinence is a sudden urge to urinate, followed by urine loss. The bladder muscles squeeze at the wrong time and cause leaks.
• • Postpartum Bladder Leaks
  Physical changes to the body like pregnancy and childbirth can cause bladder leaks. 4 out of 5 new moms first experience a bladder leak when pregnant or after giving birth.
• • Period vs Incontinence Pads
  Urine escapes the body faster and in higher quantities than menstrual flow, so period pads might feel wetter since they are not designed for urine. Unlike period pads, the materials used in bladder leak pads work to quickly absorb urine, which can help you feel comfortable for longer.