AbenaSan Premium Incontinence Pads, Heavy Absorbency, (Sizes 8 to 11), Size 11, 84 Count

I’ll admit I was a bit skeptical about improving an already good product but they did it.It’s flatter and less “puffy” yet it holds about 8oz more. It’s more comfortable because it fits nicely against you without being puffy.Some have complained about no strip of adhesive to hold these in place in your underpants. I bought a roll of two sided carpet tape, tear off about two inches and put it on the back of the pad near the top. When I have things positioned, I remove the paper from the tape and press the pad against my panties - keeps it securely in place.On some nights when I have been drinking lots of fluids, I put the back of the pad to the front. That gives much more absorbency material up front for a dryer night. I do the same thing when I ride in a car.What was a nice surprise to find that it absorbs faster ! You know that “gush” when you stand up after sitting awhile? It catches that so you don’t get a wet spot! That’s the happiest improvement.It would be best not to have to wear a product for this need, but when you have to, this new version has little changes that made differences that are actually helpful.Yes, I recommend this product and use it. No, no one has contacted or talked to me or offered an incentive (lol, that would have been nice, though)! I’ve tried others and I’ll stand by this upgraded product.It’s shipped promptly and discreetly - no one knows what’s in the box.I’m pretty sure I’ve covered about everything.For those bedridden folks, I think this would be one of the better options in pads.

These pads/liners have saved my washer and my sanity. I use these for my 46 year-old, special needs son. I found Abena products s couple of years ago, and they work the best of anything else I have tried, but even the L3 Premium Pants weren't enough for overnight. I was using the Abri-Man liners but there were still at least a couple of nights or more every week when the bed and my son's clothes would be soaked in the morning, especially when it was cold. Then the Abri-Man liners became unavailable. I tried doubling up the Premium Pants with mixed results After searching the Abena website, I found these pads/liners. Absorbency ability is designated by number, with 11 being the highest. I tried #10 the first time, and they worked pretty well, but we still had mornings with soaked sheets and clothes. So next I tried #11. Ding,ding,ding - jackpot!! Mornings are dry 99% of the time! Even when it is cold! I use a #11 liner in a pair of L3 Premium Pants. We rarely have soaked sheets and clothes, or even leakage. They are well worth every penny. I pray to never be without them!