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Anatomic Incontinence Pads
Anatomic incontinence pads are booster pads for incontinence that come in an anatomic shape, making it easier to put the pad on and providing the user with complete comfort and protection against leakage. Anatomic pads come in a unisex design, are made for people who experience bladder incontinence, and are recommended to be worn with stretch pants.
If you’re looking to buy anatomic incontinence pads wholesale, discover the range available at National Australian Necessity Supplies. We stock Active and Lille booster pads that are designed to provide maximum protection, comfort and durability. Our high-quality anatomic pads are available in many different sizes and absorbency levels, but at a much lower cost that what our competitors would offer them for. If you wish to bulk buy Active and Lille booster pads that fit the user’s body perfectly, get in touch with us today. We can provide you with the products you need to suit your requirements without breaking your budget.
Product Features
- Anatomical fit that corresponds with the user’s physical form to provide optimal comfort and free movement
- Secure absorbent patch that immediately absorbs liquids and keeps the user dry
- Anti-leakage barrier
- Wetness indicator
- Soft and discreet non-woven outer layer
- Dry lock core that minimises odour and keeps the user dry
How to Put On Anatomic Incontinence Pads
- Unfold the pad and halve it lengthways so it forms as a cupped shape around the central region. Its anti-leak cuffs will make the pad straighten so it fits the user’s anatomical form.
- Place the pad between the legs from front to back.
- Pull the net pant up until it’s mid-tight. Adjust the pad and pant accordingly on the front side and between the legs.
- Pull the net pant up and adjust it accordingly when it is close to the crotch.
Place Your Order Today
If you’re looking for a store where you can easily purchase anatomic pads and booster pads for incontinence online, look no further than NAN Supplies. Give us a call on 1800 333 331 or contact us online for more information.