Tranquility SlimLine Disposable Adult Briefs

Tranquility SlimLine

Absorbency Level

Moderate

Experience a new standard of discretion and protection with Tranquility SlimLine Disposable Adult Briefs. Specifically engineered for those who lead an active lifestyle but require heavy-duty protection, these briefs offer a high-capacity absorbent core without the bulk often associated with traditional adult incontinence products. Whether you’re managing heavy urinary or bowel incontinence, the SlimLine series provides a body-conforming fit that moves with you, ensuring dignity and comfort throughout the day.

The secret to its performance is the Peach Mat Guarantee®. This proprietary composite core quickly wicks moisture away from the skin, neutralizing pH and locking in odors to maintain skin integrity and prevent irritation. Combined with Kufguards® (inner leg cuffs), these briefs channel large volumes of fluid into the core, providing an industry-leading defense against leaks, even during sudden urge episodes.

How to Measure for the Right Size

Finding the correct size is the most important step in preventing leaks and ensuring maximum comfort. To find your perfect fit in Tranquility SlimLine Briefs, follow these steps:

• Measure the Waist and Hips: Use a flexible measuring tape to measure the circumference of both the waist (at the belly button) and the widest part of the hips.

• Use the Larger Number: To ensure the brief closes securely without being too tight, use the larger of the two measurements when referencing the size chart.

• Check the Leg Openings: Once the brief is on, ensure the Kufguards® are snug against the groin. If there are gaps around the legs, you may need to size down to prevent bypass leakage.

• Weight is a Guide, Not a Rule: While weight ranges are provided, body shape varies significantly. Always prioritize inch/centimeter measurements for the most accurate fit.

Pro Tip: If you are between sizes, we generally recommend starting with the smaller size to ensure a snug fit around the leg openings, which is the most common area for leaks to occur.