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TENA
About TENA
Trusted by millions, for over 60 years TENA have been creating discreet feminine pads, underwear and pants, masculine shields and other effective solutions for this surprisingly common problem. By doing so, people of all ages the world over, can continue to enjoy the active, fulfilling life they deserve.
TENA is committed to the idea that bladder weakness is a condition that can be improved or better managed and shouldn’t stop people from leading a full and happy life. This idea is at the core of everything they do: whether they are developing products and services, promoting best practices for care within healthcare residential homes, increasing awareness of pelvic floor strengthening programs or broadening public understanding. It’s about providing better care.
TENA is committed to the idea that bladder weakness is a condition that can be improved or better managed and shouldn’t stop people from leading a full and happy life. This idea is at the core of everything they do: whether they are developing products and services, promoting best practices for care within healthcare residential homes, increasing awareness of pelvic floor strengthening programs or broadening public understanding. It’s about providing better care.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is TENA?
Beautifully discreet, TENAs range of incontinence underwear are secure against urine leaks and odor. The feminine bladder weakness panties come in different styles, colours and sizes with freedom to match with clothes and occasions. The ideal solution for bladder leakage. Just like underwear.
Can you wear TENA pants at night?
TENA's range of disposable incontinence pants are soft and comfortable for both men and women, great for day and night. Designed to be worn like regular, stretchy underwear for an active everyday life.
How often should I change my TENA?
It is recommended to change incontinence pads around four to six times per day. You should always change your incontinence pad when it's wet, as wearing it for longer can contribute to bad odours, poor hygiene and skin conditions.
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How do you dispose of TENA pants?
Once the incontinence pad has been wrapped up correctly, you can simply pop it in the bin. You shouldn't flush incontinence pads down the toilet as this can cause blockages. For light bladder weakness, you can opt for reusable pants.
Do you put Tena pads on front or back?
The front of the pad is the smaller area. Place larger area at back. Pull pad up into position. Pull pants to mid-thigh then turn waistband down to knees.
Do TENA pants leak?
Unlike standard adult diapers, TENA disposable incontinence pants have advanced moisture-reducing technologies to ensure dryness, leakage security and odour control.
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