Protects against bladder leaks, urine odor and wetness. Protects against occasional moderate bladder leakage. The top sheet absorbs liquid quickly to help keep you dry. Individually wrapped in discreet packaging.

Yes, you can use incontinence pads for your periods.

Up to 12 hours dryness The pads are a bit longer than TENA Discreet Ultra Pad Mini to give you extra protection. Thanks to TENA Triple Protection leaks, odour and moisture are effectively locked away ensuring long-lasting dryness up to 12 hours. So you can feel confident and fresh all day long.

Odour control TENA pads also take care of the bad odour that comes with wee. The beads in the pads prevent the development of ammonia, so that bacteria doesn't grow and the pads stay feeling fresh.

Incontinence pads should generally be changed every 3-4 hours so that skin stays fresh.

We recommend changing your pad every 4 to 8 hours. If your flow is heavier, you may want to change your pad more frequently. If you wear your pad for too long, it may begin to leak. Check your pad every so often to see if it is filled up and needs to be changed.

The pads are for daily use, whether you're at home, working, visiting relatives or out and about. They're discreet and comfortable, with a soft-top layer that locks away moisture to keep you dry. So, you can enjoy your day – sitting, standing, walking or running – worry-free about leaks or odours in any situation.

Yes, you can use incontinence pads for your periods.

Incontinence pads should generally be changed every 3-4 hours so that skin stays fresh.

The Poise Overnight Incontinence Pads are padded with the maximum amount of absorbency and are very long, so they'll stay underneath you no matter what direction you're sleeping when you leak.

The simple answer is, it's not hygienic to wear a pad for 12 hours even if you have a light flow. Bacteria can build up in this duration and cause odour or lead to infections. So, how often should you change your pad? After every 3-4 hours is a good time frame.

No matter how light your flow is, or even if there is no flow, bacteria can build up. Changing your pad every 3 or 4 hours (more if your period is heavy) is good hygiene and helps prevent bad odors.