TENA Incontinence Underwear for Women, Super Plus, L, 64 Count

Tried the free sample, I like to wear the ladies style. I find them both more comfortable and absorbent. I've tried the always ones and it says what it means,always leaks! Like the white ones but would love the color pink.

I am a Vietnam military veteran and have been through prostate cancer twice. The prostate was removed the first time but the cancer returned 3 years later so I went through radiation treatments. This left me with severe urinary incontinence. I get Depend Guards from the VA at no charge and they work okay but they don't compare to the Tena brand. The Tena is a different shape, spread out on the top and tapers down. It catches more leaks regardless of my body position. Because they cover more area they do not have to be as thick so they are more comfortable to wear. The packaging is superior too; I can open the plastic pouch, remove the new pad and insert the old one inside it and discretely dispose of it in a trash can. They are also compact enough that I can carry a spare in a back pocket. Those are the reasons why I buy Tena even though the Depend Guards are provided to me free of charge.