Poise Overnight Incontinence & Postpartum Pads for Bladder Leaks, 8 Drop Extra Coverage, 36 Count

I have tried every single bladder leak pad there is as I don't have leaks, I have FLOODS. The 8 is long enough but the 7 works just as well. They truly stay in place and don't twist out of place. You can't fet a lower price for this quality. I have learned by personal trial and error!

If you have an advanced case of incontinence so you have minimal control, these provide excellent insurance against leakage. A single overnight pull-on panty in ANY brand (and I’ve tried them all) is not sufficient for a full night’s sleep. Adding this highly absorbent pad (which offers length and wings that prevent leakage at the legs) to an overnight pull-on almost always provides enough protection unless sleeping for extra long hours. Let’s face it, there is no perfect solution that provides the stress-free sleep of our youth. These overnight lining pads also provide tremendous daytime protection for extended outings away from home. Wear these inside Depends overnight pull-ons for a snug and acceptably lightweight protection during a day’s shopping. Be certain to use Depends brand for this, because their absorption panels are made of a synthetic that remains soft and lightweight when full. This special lining is what makes them more costly. The cheaper brands are filled with a fiber that becomes heavy and rather rigid when saturated. They pull down and sag. They are okay at night or when working around the house where you have the freedom to change as needed. When you are away from home, you definitely want to be wearing the Depends overnight pull-on for protection that will remain snugly against you and not begin to sag and pull your garments downward from gravity on their saturated weight. By using only overnight products around the clock, and layering them this way, I am able to maintain a normal level of activity with confidence. It costs more to include Depends for my away-from-home hours, and also to buy solely overnight versions of everything, but I save by using the less expensive products at home and at night where weight, sag, and uncomfortable rigidity is not an issue. I have developed an excellent system of protection by combining Poise, Tena, and Depends, bought in bulk via Walmart on-line when they offer special discounts. A subscription plan is also cheaper if you can predict your needs accurately enough not to run out too soon, or you over-order to keep a backup supply, or your local stores sell overnight products. Currently, my circumstances do not allow any of those luxuries, but Walmart frequently provides discounts or Walmart cash with these products so that one or another of these savings is almost always available with at least one of these products. I hope sharing these strategies will help those of you who are struggling with very stubborn incontinence to create a protection system that is as reliable, comfortable, and inexpensive as possible. Most people do not realize that a severe incontinence condition costs over $200 monthly in supplies to allow a close-to normal lifestyle, and it is not covered by Medicare or most insurances. That is a large chunk of a fixed income monthly check. Good luck, fellow warriors!