TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1
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TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 1

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Men's incontinence pads for light urine leakage.

TENA Men Active Fit Absorbent Protector Level 1 absorbs light urine leaks and protects against odour and moisture.

100% discreet, these men’s pads are only 3.5mm thin, but have a secure absorption zone that effectively locks in leaks. These are pads for men, engineered in a comfortable cup shape for your body.

Use the adhesive strip to stick the pad to your underwear, then forget you’re wearing it. Individually wrapped for your convenience and discretion.

Don't let incontinence affect your active lifestyle - these pads will keep you feeling fresh and confident at the office, the gym, or out socialising.

Also available in;

  • Moderate absorbency (Level 2) and;
  • Greater absorbency (Level 3).
    Recommended for
    • Key Points

      The small drips and dribbles associated with stress incontinence from a laugh, sneeze, or cough

    • Key Points

      The gym and sports like golf or tennis where exertion can trigger a small leak

    • Key Points

      Everyday discreet protection - Protection while recovering from prostate surgery or radiotherapy

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