Abena Abri-San Premium Incontinence Pads, Moderate Absorbency, (Sizes 4 To 7) Size 5, 36 Count

These pads are hands down the best a man could get. The front area is appropriately designed to provide coverage anywhere my penis would jumble around to. The side guards ensure everything stays where it should, even with repeated sit/stand movements. The back isn't as absorbent, but is wider than the front to ensure that if you sit down, you won't get those half moon spots you get with other products.Usage is best this way for a man.1. Place product with small end facing front of tight boxer briefs, preferably with long legs. Pull both the product and boxer briefs up.2. Tuck penis downwards inside guards on small side. Ensure testicles are also inside the guards.3. Make sure the absorbent edges of the front area of the product and the mid section are clear of the boxer briefs, or there will be leaks.4. Make any further adjustments to make sure the front and back is aligned and the front and back are comfortable.5. If at all possible, relieve your bladder in short, slow spurts. This may seem like bad advice, but no product can handle a flood. This one gets as close to possible without being underwear, and letting you use real underwear too.

I loved the quality, waterproof, they hold a ton of liquid, and its a good value. You also don't feel the moisture on you. The only thing was the fit. Not true to size! I however made do. Wasn't going to send them back. Some people are more curvy in the butt area than others. They're like diapers. If you make them more of a pull on brief and stretchy, it would be fantastic!

This pad is comfortable and very absorbent. Some may not care for it as it does not have an adhesive strip to keep it in place. However;Two sided tape can easily be gotten and used. I use a large safety pin to pin the top to my panties, if you thread it in and out several times it doesn’t leave holes in them, this keeps it in place for me.The pad is contoured to fit so that also helps it stay in place.Absorbent and comfortable - meets my needs!

Using an adult diaper in the summer can be uncomfortable. Many diapers have sides or wings that don't breathe causing sweaty hips and upper thighs. If you need the protection of an adult diaper without the sides, try the Abri-San Premium Pads in Size 11. They are a very large pad that has padding that is the same width and length as the medium Abena Abri-Form M4 adult diaper. This pad weighs 155 grams vs. 175 grams for the Abena M4. Abena call these pads part of a two piece system, as it is meant to be used with their snug fitting washable pants or in a pinch could probably be used with snug fitting underwear. It is a bit of a learning curve to apply the product to the body and takes some adjustment to get the pad to settle into the groin in position to protect you. There is a bit of bulk between the legs that takes some getting used to at first. If you are used to a thicker standard diaper, it will feel familiar in fit, but if you are coming from a store brand of bladder control pad or protective underwear, it may feel too bulky to wear comfortably. The good news is that the Abena Abri-San line of pads comes in 14 sizes/absorbancy levels, so you should be able to find a product that fits your level of bladder incontinence. There is even an Abri-San pad made just for people who have bowel incontinence that has deep side pockets down the entire length to keep everything safely contained. The outer cover is breathable and fabric like, so they are quiet when you are moving around while wearing them. The inner liner is very smooth and soft to the touch, similar in feel to cotton undies. The pad is fairly thick and hourglass shaped with wider padding at the rear. There are elastic leg gathers at the center of the pad and leak guards that run lengthwise along the entire pad. The absorbency is rated the same as the Abri-Form M4 diaper, but I find I leak a bit more at the legs in these pads because I cant get the same snug fit as I can with a traditional tape-on diaper. The pad can also shift a bit to one side and this can increase leaks at the legs. For this reason, I would not recommned them at night if you have heavy leakage or are an active sleeper. What they excel at is keping the area that they cover cooler, especially around the hips. I sweat much less when I wear these instead of a diaper. They are definitely comfortable to wear and remain comfortable as they are used for their intended purpose. They do swell as they fill with urine, but the inner surface still feels dry to the touch and keeps the skin dry even when they are full. I would definitely recommend them for summer use or for times when you need less bulk at the hips, such as when wearing dress pants. If you are looking for an alternative to a diaper and need the absorbency of a diaper for heavy bladder leakage, give these a try. I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

These are very absorbent and work very well as an insert

I feel like Ive been scammed. I ordered size 11 I've used them before but had switched to size 10 which I liked but for some reason I ordered size 11 this time, (almost 300 dollars. I got fewer and they aresmaller than size 10 less absorbent . I'm truly disapointed and truly feel cheated but stuck with them.

I have been forced to wear incontinence underwear for over a year, now. It took seemingly forever to find the best company with the best size range and the best absorbency, the best customer service and the most rapid and dependable shipping. To all my male friends in my predicament: Guys, This is it! It might be a little bit more expensive but it is well worth every penny. Go for it. You won’t regret it!

Size 11 was huge... No adhesive to hold it in place. Does not mask orders.