Abena Maternity Pads are anatomically shaped for mothers, designed to handle light to heavy postnatal incontinence, allowing mothers to focus on their newborns. These pads provide full breathability and leak protection with soft, flat barriers and feature the Abena Premium Top Dry system, keeping the mother dry and comfortable while letting the skin breathe. The self-adhesive strips on the back make it easy to attach to regular underwear.
Leakage Barriers
The leakage barriers are designed to provide reliable protection, preventing any leaks and ensuring maximum comfort and confidence throughout the day
Dermatologically Tested
Dermatologically tested to be gentle on the skin, these pads are safe for sensitive skin, reducing the risk of irritation and providing peace of mind
100% Breathable Material
Crafted from 100% breathable material, these pads ensure optimal airflow, maintaining skin health and comfort by allowing moisture to evaporate efficiently.
Wetness Indicator
The built-in wetness indicator provides a clear signal when it's time for a change, helping maintain hygiene and comfort without the guesswork.
High-Performance Core
The high-performance core offers exceptional absorbency, quickly locking away moisture and keeping the skin dry and comfortable for extended periods
Insert incontinence pads are discreet, absorbent pads designed to be worn inside supportive underwear or fixation pants to manage light to heavy urinary or faecal leakage. Their anatomical shape helps provide a secure fit, reliable protection, and comfort throughout the day, while keeping skin dry and reducing the risk of leaks.
Remove the pad from its packaging and unfold it fully, then place it inside close-fitting underwear or fixation pants with the absorbent side facing the body. Position the pad centrally so it sits snugly and comfortably against the body for optimal protection. Change the pad regularly, or as soon as it becomes wet or soiled, to maintain comfort, hygiene, and skin health.

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