TENA Incontinence Guards for Men, Maximum, 20 Count

My husband says they give him confidence to leave the house. These are perfect for the little jolts of unexpected urine that happens. The size is perfect not bulky at all.

I bought these, but I didn't need them after all. I wore one to work and slept in one overnight just in case, so I didn't get to see how absorbent they are. It fit well and did stay in place all night. Overall it's a good product.

being an old geezer I had about with incontinency recently and these pads were a godsend! they kept the problem of the control was it a very economical solution. these are easy to open and easy to use and keep things reasonable. This is not a problem I would wish on my worst enemy but at least this addresses the problem...

In comparison the Depend Shield guard is more discrete and compact than the TENA Guard. The TENA is about the size of a large grapefruit, the depend is about the size of a lemon. The image on the box looks 3x smaller than the actual TENA product is. Both work as intended.

used a different brand for about a month. These are definitely superior. Better absorbency. Slightly better adhesive, which could still be a little ((20%) stronger. For the most part does exactly what it should. But I frequently reinforce with a folded paper towel first, which helps even more. Size is adequate most of the time as is absorbency.

I had prostate cancer in 2013 which I beat, but I was left incontinent. I have used many incontinence pads and this is one of the better ones. It is very thin, but I like that it is long and wide to prevent leaks onto my underwear and clothing. It also absorbs a lot of liquid even being thin and it contains the liquid in the pad. The only reason I did not give it 5-stars, is the pads have a tendency to roll down from the top. They do not always do this, but when they do, I need to replace the pad because they no longer are covering the whole section of my underwear where leaks can happen.

I like the design of the Tena pads that are shaped almost triangular. It's a good design, but the absorancy wasn't adequate for me. If I had more than a very brief leak, perhaps a few drops, the leak went down my leg. Perhaps if spread out on the pad, the leak may have been contained. But mine aren't always a few drops. A sudden temperature change can occasionally cause a larger letdown, and that isn't acceptable. Especially if I'm wearing khaki pants. I like the design but it doesn't work for me.

These are nicely absorbent, but have 2 problems: if one is active, the wings can tend to fold over towards the middle and present a non-absorbent face to urine leaks. Also, it can be hard for a senior (I imagine most of your buyers) to open the plastic cover because it is hard to see the opening. Improvements could be a bit of sticky substance also applied to the wings, and a visible white edge to the plastic cover opening.

Doesn't fit like Tena Level 3 pads. Narrower at the bottom. I wish you would start selling Tena Level 3 pads for men in the Walmart stores. They are superior to the Depends you sell in the store. Please consider selling Tena Level 3 pads for men. You sell several Tena products for women but none for men. Thanks You

My wife ordered night diapers (she has Parkinson) and you delivered a walker. we do not know where the walker came from BUT she needs the nighttime diapers. HELP!!