Adult Incontinent Brief McKesson Lite, Tab Closure, Disposable, Light Absorbency, Medium (32"−44"), 24/bg, 4bg/cs

Pads and Protective Garments are the most common products available for incontinence. They come in a broad range of styles, absorbencies and sizes. Some types are:

• Absorbent pads: disposable and designed for women and men. Adhesive strips hold them inside your underwear. They trap 8 or more ounces of urine and keep it away from your skin.
• Incontinence panties and briefs: look a lot like everyday underwear for women and men. But they include a waterproof liner and built-in cloth pad that can absorb 10 or more ounces of urine. They are reusable, washable, and typically available in a range of colors.
• Disposable underwear: comes in lots of styles. Some look similar to (and pull on and off like) elastic-banded underwear but are designed to be disposable. Others have tape on the sides so they are adjustable and can be easily removed. They come in a range of colors as well as day and overnight versions.
• Protective underpads: are disposable or reusable flat pads with an absorbent layer on one side and a moisture barrier on the other. They protect mattresses, chairs, or other furniture from urine leaks. Some have antibacterial and antifungal finishes and adhesive strips to keep them in place. They also come in a range of absorbances.
• Plastic pants: fit over your regular undergarments and help protect against mild to moderate leaks.

Incontinence garment can be purchased from pharmacies and medical supply stores. Please refer to table "Other Stores" below for pricing and suggestions on where to purchase this product "out-of-pocket" (without insurance). If there are no vendors listed and you would like to have information on suppliers, please email info@woundreference.com