Adult Diaper Review - Top Six Brands

Adult Diaper Review - Top Six Brands

Are you looking for the best adult diaper to manage incontinence? Why not check out the top six.  Abena, Tranquility ATN, TENA super brief, Attends, Depend and Prevail. Here we will list information about each of the products to help you with your research as you look for incontinence products that will give you back your dignity. One great way to find products is to try out some samples.

These adult diapers offer great coverage and they have a plastic backing, giving you that extra protection you need from leaks. They are the most absorbent on the market. You also have a lot of comfort with these diapers as they allow more air into the diapers and give you a chance to really breathe. If you don’t like plastic you can choose from some that have a paper backing. These diapers are quite discrete and they are great for anyone wanting to avoid embarrassment from incontinence. The disposable diapers give less irritation to the skin and they don't cause you to feel hot when the weather gets warmer. Without a lot of noise to them, no one will be able to detect that you are wearing adult diapers and you can maintain your dignity. Imported from Denmark.

Tranquility ATN(All Through the Night)
These diapers are created to last all through the night. This makes it easy for you to rest without worrying that you will soil the bed. They are thicker but they are a little thinner from the Abena brand, which can be preferable to some people. They have two re-fastenable tapes on the sides, making them easy to adjust. There is a peach absorbent core in the inside, making them ideal if you have heavy incontinence problems. The fitting is a little different from others so it is a good idea to buy a couple of sizes to see which one fits best and to make sure you aren’t pinching your skin. The downside is the diaper can sag if you wear it for multiple incontinence episodes. Made in the U.S.A. by a family run company.

TENA Super Brief
Most people offer great reviews for these briefs based on how absorbent they are and how discrete they can be. The bad thing is the odor control isn’t very good. Most users recommend it for at-home wear but don’t wear them in public because they aren’t great at controlling episodes outside the home. They do an okay job at night and they are better for smaller individuals than larger people or those dealing with heavy incontinence. TENA is made by SCA, the largest global manufacturer located in Sweden.

Attends