Incontinence Pants & Disposable Incontinence Pull-Ups

All of our incontinence products are suitable for elderly users. For convenient disposable incontinence pants, our Drylife PantPlus pull-up pants feature anti-leak guards and pull away sides for easy disposal, whereas our range of TENA Silhouette Pants come in a range of sizes and colours to offer beautiful discretion.

We offer a range of incontinence pull-up pants, including our Drylife Premium Fit Pants which come in options for men's Drylife Range and women's Drylife Range. These incontinence pants offer:

• Discreet masculine and feminine styles
• Anti-leak barriers
• Odour control technology
• Secure comfort
• Fast absorption core

Yes, incontinence pants are good for incontinence, as they are designed to provide both comfort and protection for those with incontinence.

Incontinence pants come in different styles, including pull-ups and adjustable designs with tabs, catering to different needs and preferences. They offer a discreet way to manage incontinence and can be worn under everyday clothing.

The most absorbent incontinence pants are typically labelled as "maximum" or "ultimate" absorbency. Brands like Drylife and TENA offer some of the most absorbent pants, designed to handle significant bladder leakage and provide overnight protection. These pants use highly absorbent materials and technology to lock in moisture and odour, ensuring comfort and security.

The best incontinence pull-ups for heavy leakage are those that offer high absorbency levels and a secure fit to prevent leaks. Products such as Drylife Pants Ultima XL are highly recommended for their effectiveness in managing heavy leakage. These pull-ups are designed with strong barriers and super-absorbent cores, ideal for both daytime and overnight use.

Whether incontinence pants or pads are better depends on your needs and lifestyle. Incontinence pants can be more effective if you have moderate to heavy incontinence, as they provide all-around coverage and protection.

Pads might be preferred if you have lighter incontinence or value the flexibility to use them with your regular underwear.

Incontinence pants can offer more security and are typically better for overnight use or if you’re active, as they are less likely to shift out of place.