Give yourself the best protection* against bladder leaks with Poise Incontinence & Postpartum Pads for Bladder Leaks. Unlike period pads, which are meant for menstrual needs, Poise pads are designed to offer protection against light bladder leaks and deliver up to 12 hours of protection. With up to 100% clean, dry and fresh protection guaranteed**, these disposable incontinence pads instantly absorb for up to zero odor and rapidly lock away more wetness*** for amazing dryness. In fact, Poise incontinence pads for women are made with odor-reducing material and helps control odor for up to 12 hours. They also come with a moisture-wicking top layer that is designed to feel dry throughout wear. Each bladder leak pad features a ContourFit design, making it softly curved to help prevent bunching and has a wider front and back than in the middle to help keep you comfortably protected. Poise Incontinence & Postpartum Pads for bladder leaks are available in 3 Drop Light, 4 Drop Moderate, 5 Drop Maximum, 6 Drop Ultimate, 7 Drop Ultra, and 8 Drop Overnight absorbencies. Shop for Poise discreetly by having it shipped directly to your door or pick up curbside. Poise adult incontinence products are HSA/FSA-eligible in the US — check with your provider for coverage details. (*vs national brands daytime pads) (**Purchase by 12/31/25. All requests must be postmarked within 30 days of purchase. Online access required. Limit 1 per household. Original receipt/UPC required. Restrictions apply. See Poise website for details) (***vs national brands daytime pads)
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Unexpected Bladder Leaks
Sometimes, bladder leaks can happen when you least expect it. Urge Urinary Incontinence is a sudden urge to urinate, followed by urine loss. The bladder muscles squeeze at the wrong time and cause leaks.
Period vs Incontinence Pads
Urine escapes the body faster and in higher quantities than menstrual flow, so period pads might feel wetter since they are not designed for urine. Unlike period pads, the materials used in bladder leak pads work to quickly absorb urine, which can help you feel comfortable for longer.
Stress Urinary Incontinence
Stress Urinary Incontinence is the involuntary loss of urine that occurs when pressure is suddenly placed on your bladder. This could happen when you cough, laugh, sneeze, exercise or lift a heavy item.
Postpartum Bladder Leaks
Physical changes to the body like pregnancy and childbirth can cause bladder leaks. 4 out of 5 new moms first experience a bladder leak when pregnant or after giving birth.
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Safety Information
To avoid risk of suffocation, please keep plastic bags away from infants and children. Like most articles of clothing, briefs can burn if exposed to flame or other source of ignition.
Directions
1.Unwrap The Incontinence Pad,2.Position The Pad Properly Within Underwear,3.Dispose Of The Pad After Use.
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Barb Aubry –
The item was fine but I should not have been charged 6.99 for shipping. Order over 35.00.Please reimburse to my account.Thank you.Barbara Aubry
Lucy –
Great value and protection. Strong adhesive and practically leak- proof. Extra thick for the incontinent. Thanks
jan Smith –
If you’re a huge person these are probably fineI wanted a long pad with good absorbencyThey 14 inches long. I cut off 5 inches to resemble the average long panty liner or sanitary napkinThe absorbency is excellent and protects youwell if you are out for for several hours
sharon w liddle –
Poise products are my favorite feminine personal product. Comfortable and absorbant
BAH –
Good product but company sending too many. I have a closet full of poise More than 20. Need items stop being sent.
Amazon Customer –
Sadly, I have used these pads for several years. Began with the #6 and graduated to #7 during the day and #8 at night. Each pad comes in a pink clothlike wrapper. There is an adhesive strip down the center of the pad with a solid grip. It actually damages the panty crotch seams that i repair. How do they work…pretty well. My bladder gets pretty excited upon entering a bathroom and that can be problematic as is getting out of the car. Ok, here is more of the honest truth, the pads tend to leak around the leg openings (it doesn’t matter which number pad I’m using) and undies get wet. I can easily go through three pair of undies in a days time. Leaving the house: I always have a “Lady Bag” that contains a fresh pair of undies, pads and a doggie poop bag for wet undies. Here is more sad truth, I no longer wear pants as an accident in jeans is very obvious. Dresses and skirts have been my friend for a couple years now.
bbkatt –
Love the longer length, extra absorbency, and the adhesive is good – not overly sticky like a competitors that has ripped the cotton lining in many pairs of underwear. These are a bit pricier than what I usually buy, but will likely reorder and keep alternating with the off brand ones to not use up too fast. The longer length is also handy for nighttime when sleeping.
Ailene P Meno –
The Poise Incontinence Pads are a game-changer for anyone dealing with bladder leakage or postpartum incontinence. These pads offer reliable protection, comfort, and discreetness, allowing users to confidently go about their day without worry. The absorbent core effectively locks away moisture, keeping the skin dry and comfortable. The contoured design provides a secure fit and prevents leaks, giving users peace of mind in any situation. Whether it’s for daily use or during physical activities, the Poise Incontinence Pads are a dependable solution that helps maintain dignity and confidence. I highly recommend these pads to anyone looking for effective and comfortable protection against bladder leaks or postpartum incontinence.
Sharon –
Good for everyday use and beyond!
Beautiful, necessary product. Worth the money!❤
Mercedes 500 –
Expensive but holds piss well
What’s to say, it holds piss. Costly for us old folks on fixed incomes.