TENA Sensitive Care Extra Coverage Ultimate Incontinence Long Pads, 156ct

These are awesome. If questioning whether or not to purchase these, do not hesitate if you need them or know a loved one that does. They cover both back, middle and front for both genders.

This is a really wonderful product. I will continue to purchase them. They give me the security and safety that is required at this time of my life. Thank you.

TENA Intimates Ultimate Pads are the absolute best when it comes to pads. When I use Tena I am completely confident to leave my house and go in public or be around other people. I know I'm protected with Tena. These pads are not for people with light leakage. These pads are for people with a real incontinence problem. If you're looking for a new pad I recommend TENA Intimates Ultimate Pads, you will not be disappointed.

It's the best. I've been using Tena since about year 2000. I've tried others but they just don't measure up. Tena never lets me down. I'm 84 years old, I've been using Tena since about year 2000 and they are the best. They never fail me. I won't buy anything else.

I would highly recommend. As they are pillow soft and very comfortable. They hold a decent amount. You can't go wrong with Tens.

I have ordered these for a year or so and Walmart always accepted my insurance card. now as of January 1st they will no longer accept it . customer service sent me 3 pkgs of ultimate not the moderate absorbency. so now I have 2.5 pkgs of pads that are very uncomfortable to use.

companys go out of business because they new and improve their products to death. i dislike your 5 n 1 pads. peroid pads and incontence pads require different absorbition.blood is thicker than urine and incontence pads need to be thicker due to fact there is more urine . you had a good product and now you have new and improved it to death.and would it bankrupt you to put another inch or so longer on the pads. they need to hold when we pull our underware up.

I used these all the time [before you 'improved' them.] They worked fine, and instantly absorbed any leakage. Since the 'improvement' that's just not the case. If there's leakage, it just sits there and doesn't get absorbed. So I have this wet thing on all the time - NOT GOOD. This isn't an improvement & I'll be using some other brand from now on if I can't get the old 'unimproved' ones back. To sum up: NOT absorbent as they were previously. You didn't make an improvement, you made a huge mistake.

Due to radiation, every time I cough or sneeze I have incontinency. So I'm always looking for the very best pads to prevent accidents. For the price you pay for these pads, you would think they would be more absorbent, but they are the exact opposite. I thought they would be better than equate pads, but they are not. They're less absorbent and way more expensive!! Better off sticking to cheaper priced pads with basically same absorbency.

Did they add bleach or some chemical to these pads? They made me itch incessantly. I've worn Serenity/Tena pads exclusively for about 30 years, and liked them for the odor guard. Better than any others. But whatever change they just made tells me their new designer doesn't care about the customer. In fact, it seems he/she wants to punish us. Similar to when you decided women deserved "pretty", and put purple dye into our vaginas. That proved you not only are unfamiliar with female anatomy, but also your market - women with leaky bladders and the ammonia that it produces. Why would you mix that with dyes? And now something different? I don't want to have to change brands after all these years of loyalty. The fault is not mine. Stop trying to improve what was already the best before you made them pretty. Go back to the way you made them years ago. Keep them white with the good odor protectant you've had for decades, and don't add bleach or chemicals or dyes that hurt your customers. Companies who hurt their customers don't deserve customers. Walmart, please forward my comments on to the Tena Serenity manufacturer. I and others deserve a reward for damages from those revisions.