TENA Extra Long Length Liners
TENA Extra Long Length Liners
TENA Extra Long Length Liners
TENA Extra Long Length Liners
TENA Extra Long Length Liners
TENA Extra Long Length Liners
  • TENA Extra Long Length Liners
  • TENA Extra Long Length Liners
  • TENA Extra Long Length Liners
  • TENA Extra Long Length Liners
  • TENA Extra Long Length Liners
  • TENA Extra Long Length Liners
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TENA Extra Long Length Liners

Light Liners
Drops and Dribbles

Length

Liners Fit Guide

Standard - Our smallest liner for protection against a few droplets or just in case

Long - a step up in length from our standard liner for a bit more coverage and absorbency for frequent droplets and dribbles

Extra Long - provides extra absorbency and coverage for frequent dribbles or light urge incontinence

Ultra Long - with 35% more coverage than our standard liner, these are our longest liner providing you the ultimate protection and absorbency in a liner.

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6 packs of 24 liners
$32.00
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Great all round protection

Details

The extra length of this long liner offers greater security, absorbency and coverage, while its Dry Fast Core provides superior dryness. Smaller and more absorbent than many regular period pads, our extra long incontinence liners are specifically designed to manage the thin, fast flow of a bladder leak.

For additional discretion, Fresh Odour Control stops odours developing. Made of breathable fabric with BodyShape™ fit, our extra long incontinence liners are extremely comfortable.

Flat packed without individual wrapping, this box is ideal for your bathroom or underwear drawer.

    Recommended for
    • Key Points

      Its extra length - for more coverage, protection and absorbency

    • Key Points

      Moderate urge incontinence – losing a few tablespoons before making it to the toilet

    • Key Points

      Moderate or frequent stress incontinence when coughing, laughing or sneezing

    • Key Points

      Social situations for secure protection that lasts longer

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