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What brands of incontinence pads do you team members employ and are you generally pleased with the performance?

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Don717

Tena, Amazon basics and Depends come up a lot. I used the Depends Shield pads for about 2 months after RP..they worked very well until I got a bit rushed on one "install" and ended up sticking the adhesive pad to my penis. NOT FUN.

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Alturia

I have tried several brands and like Tena the best.

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bluepacifica

My husband has tried them all since 2005, and has been pleased with the Amazon brand. We get them on the subscribe and save program. It's a savings and delivered to our door.

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dagreer in reply to bluepacifica

Hi - don't mean to change the subject but... You Husband's story is amazing thus far. I was wondering what is his diet like?

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Nusch

Using TENA and I’m ver satisfied.

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Foldem

I use Depend. It’s a brief that’s comfortable and more or less invisible. It got the best ratings of several reviews I saw.

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Imp4t

I have been using "PROTECHDRY Washable & Reusable Urinary Incontinence Cotton Boxer Brief Underwear" available on Amazon. They work well as long as you only have moderate leakage.

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Merlin1960

look at modibodi washable

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Istomin

Used Tena in different sizes/thicknesses for years and found them to provide the most protection b/c of their shape. Saved from having to do that any longer by getting an AUS--a life changer.

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Retireddoc

I have tried multiple brands and like Tena the best. They have a variety of size/thicknesses and I purchase them on Amazon.

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rfgh20

I found the pull ups much better than pads. Use Depends Real-Fit. Comfortable and no leakage.

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Geno2853

I use CVS store brand.

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dadzone43

I have liked the CVS brand, too.

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Jp2sea

Tena is the best. The shape actually fits naturally. Depends are odd geometry, and I haven't tried the Amazons yet. However, I've struggled to find the best (snug) fitting boxer briefs. Fruit of the Loom are the go to for now but they stretch out during the day.

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Johnson411

I use Tena and I am content.

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EyeOnTheBall

I use Presto max incontinence guards, absolutely the best!

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Wahoo_

Tena

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Bcgkelly

I use Tena incontinence boxer briefs which I bought on Amazon. They wash well and are grand for lighter incontinence levels.

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nacinla

Thanks, BcgKelly. To you other Tena users here: are you referring to the pads or the briefs/underwear? And which Amazon brand? Thanks.

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Still_in_shock

It Depends!!

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Thesledge

I use the depends brand and they suck , they seem to be the only ones available in Dillon Montana

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CharlieBC

If you have a Kroger store near you, their store brand works great and is cheaper than the Big Brands.

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Worked_the_World in reply to CharlieBC

Charlie, I will try them. I will get my SBRT in two weeks. So far, I am testing a package of Amazon Basics for practice and am pleased with them. I like to use brands other than Amazon in order to maintain a bit of competition.

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