Tena For men

...of research led me to Tena for Men. These are the male equivalent of panty liners, I guess, but much more absorbent. They come in two absorbency levels, 1 and 2. The price per box is the same for both, but a level 1 box contains 12 and a level 2 box contains 10. There is no indication anywhere of how much liquid can be absorbed by each level, so I opted for level 2 to be on the safe side. My estimate is that a level two pad would handle around 20-30 ...
...is not for you, but Tena do have solutions for bigger problems. Now comes my one major gripe, and it's nothing to do with the product itself: Why do chemist's shops insist on putting male incontinence products in the same display as sanitary towels and tampons? I mean, it's bad enough having to buy the things in the first place, without having women shoppers in the store look at you as if you were some kind of pervert, rummaging around among the ...

slarti53 18.10.2006 · Read full review
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the first time i tried this product i was unsure about the idea. The thought had been embrassing but i have suffered frm mild incontinece or 6 months and had been noticeabe from time to time. I had tried the ladies version of these but found they were to uncomfortable and bulky. My wife found these when she had been shopping and thought thay may make me feel more confident about I was feeling about my problen . I tried these and i feel as my life ...

sharnia 19.10.2004 · Read full review
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