Always Discreet Incontinence Liners 2 Drop Light Absorbancy, Long, 44 CT

Bladder leaks shouldn’t hold you back. With Always Discreet, they don't have to. Start living life uninhibited by a weak bladder and urinary incontinence with protection you can count on and feel comfortable wearing. Always Discreet Liners for incontinence are designed to fit your body and your lifestyle, with a slim profile you can barely even feel! And since these revolutionary panty liners stay comfortably in place and fit discreetly under your clothing, you can walk with poise and confidence every day. Now made with an improved end-to-end core for better overactive bladder protection and all-day comfort (when compared to previous Always Discreet products), incontinence liners with our layered RapidDry core turn liquid into gel to lock leaks away and keep you dry. Side LeakGuards help keep wetness from reaching the edges to avoid messes, so you can leave any worries of adult incontinence behind. Find Always Discreet incontinence liners for women in the size and absorbency level that's right for your needs. If sneezing or laughing causes bladder leaks, Always Discreet Very Light Liners offer the ideal amount of protection. If you feel like you may need more coverage, look for liners with a longer length and greater absorbency. Available in Regular and Long Length. PROTECTION YOU WILL BARELY FEEL that won't hold you back
MADE DIFFERENTLY - Hidden RapidDry core turns liquid to gel and locks it away
END TO END CORE WITH SIDE LEAKGUARDS to help keep wetness away from the edges
LINERS STAY COMFORTABLY IN PLACE and are discreet under your clothing
FIND THE RIGHT SIZE PAD OR PANTILINER FOR YOU using the Always Discreet My Fit size chart

See directions below. Remove liner from disposable wrapper, apply liner to underwear
To Dispose: Remove liner from underwear, wrap in disposable wrapper, throw in trash
Do not throw liner in toilet

TO AVOID DANGER OF SUFFOCATION, KEEP THIS PLASTIC BAG AWAY FROM BABIES AND CHILDREN. Bladder control problems may be treated medically. Please consult your physician for professional advice.