Incontinence Pads - Insert Pads and Booster Pads

Other Selections of Top-Quality Incontinence Pads

Aside from Netti pants, briefs, and panties, we also have other varieties of incontinence products. We offer popular brands that produce the most top-grade incontinence panties and briefs.

Some of these brands include Abena, MoliCare, Tranquility, Attends Diapers, Seni, Gary, Poise, Covidien (Kendall), TENA, Prevail, Dignity, McKeeson, and more. With hundreds of items in our inventory, we are sure you won't run out of options when looking for the ideal brand and product for you.

All our incontinence items are quality-made and flaunt some great features. They are designed for anyone's comfort, convenience, and total protection. You won't have to worry about wetness and odour when you use top-quality products.

Purchase Products for Incontinence at LL Medico Today

If you need help choosing the right product for you, please call us at 855-422-4556, email us at sales@llmedico.com, or chat with us and we'll be happy to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best incontinence pads?

The best incontinence product depends on your specific requirements. You may need something good for absorbing liquid, or you may need something breathable. Of course, there are a few top brands like Netti, Abena, Poise, and more. You can always check the specific features of these incontinence pads to assess the best one for you.

How often do incontinence pads need to be changed?

Always change your pad when it feels wet and heavy. The wetness and heaviness are the primary indicators to assess whether to change the pad or not. There are many resources; however, it’s recommended that you change the pads 4-6 times per day to protect your skin from possible allergies.

What is the difference between menstrual pads and incontinence pads?

Menstrual pads are essentially designed to hold menstrual blood. On the other hand, incontinence pads are created to absorb rapid urine flow. Incontinence pads can absorb and hold more fluid than menstrual pads. Menstrual pads don't work for incontinence. However, incontinence pads for women can be effective in absorbing blood.