Attends Discreet Underpads

A bed/chair pad, not a worn product

Attends' own storefront text for this listing was minimal, so we checked outside retailers carrying the same catalogue number, #UFS236RG: they consistently describe it as a 23"x36" disposable underpad with a polymer-and-fluff absorbent core, rated Light absorbency, with odor-control technology. Underpads (sometimes called "chux" or bed pads) go on top of a mattress, chair, or wheelchair cushion - under the person, not worn on the body - to protect the surface underneath from leaks, and are usually changed at the same time as bedding or after a leak, whichever comes first.

Package sizes

Sold here as a package of 3 or a case of 10; outside retailer listings for #UFS236RG show larger case counts as well, so confirm the pack size shown on this listing's variant before ordering.

Outside retailer listings for this exact catalogue number (#UFS236RG) consistently state Light absorbency.

Sized to protect a standard mattress or chair-seat area.

Outside listings describe a combined polymer-and-fluff core with a moisture-proof backing.

Goes under the person on a bed, chair, or wheelchair cushion.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse in plain, discreet packaging where the manufacturer supplies it. Free shipping on orders over $150.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Manufacturing defects are handled directly by Attends.

Rated Light absorbency by outside retailers carrying this exact catalogue number.

Placed under the person on a mattress or chair, not worn.

Is this worn on the body?

No - Underpads (sometimes called "chux" or bed pads) go on top of a mattress, chair, or wheelchair cushion - under the person, not worn on the body - to protect the surface underneath from leaks, and are usually changed at the same time as bedding or after a leak, whichever comes first.

What absorbency is this rated?

Attends' own listing here didn't state a tier; outside retailers carrying the same catalogue number (#UFS236RG) consistently list it as Light absorbency, which is what we're carrying.

How often should it be changed?

Change it with bedding or after any leak, whichever comes first - see Underpads (sometimes called "chux" or bed pads) go on top of a mattress, chair, or wheelchair cushion - under the person, not worn on the body - to protect the surface underneath from leaks, and are usually changed at the same time as bedding or after a leak, whichever comes first.