TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White
TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White
TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White
TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White
TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White
  • TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White
  • TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White
  • TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White
  • TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White
  • TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White

TENA Discreet Low Waist Incontinence Underwear - White

Heavy - Extra Heavy
Full bladder

Colour
Size
Fit Guide

Womens Pants

  Fits Waist
S 68 - 85CM
M 75 - 100CM
L 95 - 125CM
XL 120 - 160CM
XXL 157 - 203CM
Qty
3 packs of 8 pants
$43.20
3 packs of 8 pants
$43.20
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$43.20

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Great all round protection

Details

TENA Women’s Discreet Low Waist Blanc incontinence underwear have a stylish low waist design with micro-stretch fabric that make them look and feel just like regular underwear.

These disposable incontinence underwear for women are designed to protect against moderate bladder weakness. The reliable absorbent core quickly locks in moderate leaks and protects against odours for incredible discretion.

With their elegant, fashionable look, you’ll discover just how beautifully discreet protection against incontinence can be. 

  • Just like underwear. Protects like TENA.
  • Outstanding security
  • Softer to skin
Available in Medium and Large
Easy Ordering
Direct Delivery
Discreet Packaging
Easy Returns

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