TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
  • TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3
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TENA Men Absorbent Protector Level 3

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$43.20
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TENA's most absorbent incontinence pads for men.

TENA Men Active Fit Absorbent Protector Level 3 is our most absorbent pad for effective protection against heavy urine leakage and larger surges.

Experience Triple Protection from heavy urine leaks, odours and moisture, with a Dual Core and fast-acting absorption layer for extra security.

Just 10mm thin, these pads are discreet and comfortable to wear as they're formed in a soft cup shape to mould to your body. Simply remove the individual wrapping and stick the pad to your underwear using the adhesive strip.

You’ll forget you’re wearing it, so you can feel fresh, keep control and get back to doing what you do best.

Also available in;

    • Lighter absorbency (Level 1) and;
    • Moderate absorbency (Level 2).
    Recommended for
    • Key Points

      Moderate incontinence; tablespoons to half a cup

    • Key Points

      Frequent small losses when you can’t or don’t want to be changing every time

    • Key Points

      Overnight protection

    • Key Points

      Travelling or participating in sport

    • Key Points

      Everyday discreet protection Post prostate surgery or radiotherapy

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