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Attends Extended Wear Pads

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Attends Extended Wear Pads

Attends Extended Wear Pads

Description

Attends Extended Wear Pads

Attends states these Extended Wear pads carry Heavy absorbency with a stated retentive capacity of 45 oz and overall capacity over 100 oz, built to go longer between changes during the day or overnight.

Heavy absorbency45 oz retentive capacity36" length, worn in regular underwear
Attends Extended Wear Pads packaging

Built for longer stretches between changes

Attends' own product page states this pad carries Heavy absorbency, with a retentive capacity of 45 oz and an overall capacity above 100 oz, built around a Dry-Lock Containment Core. Bladder control pads like this one are worn inside your own regular underwear, secured by an adhesive strip on the back of the pad, rather than replacing the underwear the way a brief or pull-up does. At 36" long and one size fits most, Attends positions it for extended daytime wear or overnight use.

Case size

Sold as a package of 24, or a case of 3 packages (72 pads total).

Attends Extended Wear Pads case chart

What you get

Heavy absorbency

Attends states a retentive capacity of 45 oz and overall capacity over 100 oz.

Dry-Lock Containment Core

Attends states this increases capacity for longer intervals between changes.

Dual urine and fecal protection

Attends describes dual leakage protection for both urine and fecal containment.

Cloth-like top and backsheet

Attends states a breathable, premium-soft cloth-like feel on both sides.

36" length, one size fits most

Bladder control pads like this one are worn inside your own regular underwear, secured by an adhesive strip on the back of the pad, rather than replacing the underwear the way a brief or pull-up does.

Specifications

Attends Extended Wear Pads
Brand Attends
Absorbency Heavy (Attends' own stated tier)
Retentive capacity 45 oz
Overall capacity 100+ oz
Length 36", one size fits most
Case 3 packages of 24 (72 pads)

Where this sits among absorbency levels we carry

Absorbency ladder - this product's level marked LightModerateHeavyMaximum
Attends' own wording for this product: “Heavy (Attends' own stated tier).” Absorbency words are each brand's own scale, not one shared standard.

How it compares

Attends' own stated absorbency across the bladder-control pads in this collection.

  Extended Wear (this item) Attends Discreet Male Guard / Maximum Long Attends Discreet Ultimate
Attends' own tier/number Heavy Level 3 (light-to-moderate band) Level 4 (moderate band)
Stated capacity figure 45 oz retentive / 100+ oz overall Not stated in oz/ml Not stated in oz/ml

Shipping

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

Returns

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

Warranty

Manufacturing defects are handled directly by Attends.

Who is this perfect for?

Heavy daily leakage, day or night

Attends' highest-stated capacity figures among the pads in this collection.

Wanting fewer changes per day

Attends positions the Dry-Lock core specifically for longer intervals between changes.

Anyone needing fecal as well as urine protection

Attends states dual leakage protection for both, unlike a pad rated for urine alone.

Frequently asked questions

How is this worn?

Bladder control pads like this one are worn inside your own regular underwear, secured by an adhesive strip on the back of the pad, rather than replacing the underwear the way a brief or pull-up does.

How does this compare to Attends' other pads here?

Attends rates its pads and underwear on its own 0-10 numbering scale, where a higher number means more absorbency: 0-3 is Attends' Light band, 4-5 is Moderate, and 6-10 is Heavy. A product's marketing name (like "Maximum" or "Ultimate") doesn't map directly onto that number, so it's worth checking the number itself rather than the name alone.

How often should it be changed?

How often you change a pad depends on absorbency and how much you're relying on it that day, not a fixed schedule. A higher-absorbency pad is built to go longer, but a soiled or saturated one should be changed promptly regardless of its rated capacity, to protect skin.

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