Poise Ultimate Absorbency Incontinence Pads

Say goodbye to discomfort from bladder leaks and hello to Poise Postpartum Incontinence Pads in 6 Drop Ultimate Absorbency and Regular Length, a pad that is designed for your comfort and protection. Poise incontinence pads for women are made specifically for bladder leaks, unlike period pads, which are meant for menstrual needs. In fact, Poise pads keep you 10x drier compared to the leading period pad. Poise pads absorb bladder leaks, lock away wetness, and neutralize odors, helping you feel clean and fresh throughout the day. Our pads are also made with breathable materials that help eliminate dampness, so you feel clean and fresh too! Poise bladder control pads are discreet and fit securely in your underwear. Poise incontinence pads are available in light, moderate, maximum, ultra, and overnight absorbencies. For lighter absorbent needs, check out Poise Daily Liners. Shop for Poise discreetly by having it shipped directly to your door or pick up curbside. Poise adult incontinence products are HSA/FSA-eligible in the U.S. *Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back: Online access required. Limit 1 per household. Original receipt/UPC required. Restrictions apply. See Poise website for details.NEW Ultimate Absorbency 6 Drop: Poise Postpartum Incontinence Pads, Ultimate Absorbency, Long Length 45 pads; HSA/FSA-eligible in the U.S. (packaging may vary). Absorbent: helps you avoid leaks with Ultimate Absorbency bladder control pads featuring up to 100% Clean Dry Fresh Protection, guaranteed*.
Stay Dry: remain comfortable throughout the day and help keep wetness away from your skin—it keeps you 10x drier than the leading period pad.
Odor Control: always wear Poise discreetly and confidently knowing it instantly locks away wetness and odor.
Comfort: curve-shaped pad with contour helps prevents bunching and features a wider front and back for secure incontinence protection.

To avoid risk of suffocation, please keep plastic bags away from infants and children. Bladder control conditions may be medically treated. Consult your physician for professional advice.