TENA Bariatric Incontinence Briefs
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TENA Bariatric Incontinence Briefs
Description
TENA Bariatric Incontinence Briefs
TENA sizes this bariatric brief by waist, not the usual S/M/L: X-Large fits 152-163 cm (60-64") and XXX-Large fits 175-242 cm (69-95"). Full-length hook fasteners let it work either as a fastened tab brief or pulled up and down like protective underwear.
Built for bariatric fit
TENA states ConfioAir gives 100% breathable sides and core, aimed at skin comfort and health, plus stretch side panels for a secure, individualized fit. TENA sizes this specifically by waist measurement: X-Large covers 152-163 cm (60-64") and XXX-Large covers 175-242 cm (69-95"), a much wider range than a standard brief.
Two ways to use it
TENA describes a multifunctional design with full-length hook fasteners: fasten it like a standard tab brief, or pull it up and down like protective underwear, which TENA notes suits restorative care where the wearer is regaining some independence.
What you get
ConfioAir breathable technology
TENA states 100% breathable sides and core, aimed at keeping skin comfortable and dry.
Stretch side panels
TENA lists stretch side panels for a secure, individualized fit across a bariatric size range.
Fasten or pull up - your choice
The full-length hook fasteners let this work as a tab brief or be pulled on/off like protective underwear.
Sized by waist measurement
TENA states X-Large fits 152-163 cm (60-64") and XXX-Large fits 175-242 cm (69-95") waist.
When to change
How often you change depends on absorbency and activity, not a fixed schedule. A higher-absorbency brief is built to go longer between changes, but a soiled brief should be changed right away regardless of how absorbent it is, to protect the skin.
Specifications
| Brand | TENA |
|---|---|
| Line | Bariatric |
| Sizes | X-Large (152-163 cm), XXX-Large (175-242 cm) |
| Closure | Full-length hook fasteners (fasten or pull on) |
| Breathability | ConfioAir, 100% breathable sides and core |
How it compares
How TENA's own Stretch-family briefs compare on stated absorbency and closure.
| Bariatric (this item) | TENA Stretch Super | TENA Stretch Ultra | |
|---|---|---|---|
| TENA's own absorbency wording | Not stated as a tier; positioned on fit/coverage instead | 'Our highest level of absorbency' | 'Moderate to heavy' bladder/bowel incontinence |
| Closure | Full-length hooks, fasten or pull on | Full-length hooks, fasten or pull on | Full-length hooks, fasten or pull on |
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 TENA.
Who is this perfect for?
Bariatric care
TENA's waist ranges here go well beyond a standard brief's largest size.
Caregivers who want flexible closure
Being able to fasten flat or pull on like underwear suits changing needs during restorative care.
Anyone comparing TENA's own absorbency wording
Absorbency words like Heavy, Maximum, Super and Ultra are set by each brand, not one shared scale. TENA's own listings are a clear example: TENA describes its Stretch Super brief as its highest absorbency, while the Stretch Ultra brief in the same line is stated for 'moderate to heavy' use - the name alone doesn't tell you which is stronger.
Frequently asked questions
How is this sized?
By waist measurement: TENA states X-Large fits 152-163 cm (60-64") and XXX-Large fits 175-242 cm (69-95").
Can this be pulled on like underwear instead of fastened?
Yes - TENA describes full-length hook fasteners that let you either fasten it flat like a tab brief or pull it up and down like protective underwear.
What absorbency level is this?
TENA doesn't give this bariatric line a tier word the way it does for Stretch Super/Ultra; it's positioned on bariatric fit and coverage instead.
How often should this be changed?
How often you change depends on absorbency and activity, not a fixed schedule. A higher-absorbency brief is built to go longer between changes, but a soiled brief should be changed right away regardless of how absorbent it is, to protect the skin.
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