Women’s 7-Drop Ultra Long Incontinence Pads with ContourFit Shape, Moisture-Wicking Layer and Odor Control – Poise
Women’s 7-Drop Ultra Long Incontinence Pads with ContourFit Shape, Moisture-Wicking Layer and Odor Control – Poise
Women’s 7-drop ultra long incontinence pads provide extended front-to-back coverage for bladder leaks and postpartum needs during daily wear. Poise ContourFit shapes each pad with a softly curved center and wider front and back, helping it follow the body and reduce bunching. The long length adds coverage while remaining a pad format that fits inside suitable close-fitting underwear.
The absorbent core rapidly locks away wetness, and a moisture-wicking top layer is designed to support a dry feel throughout wear. Odor-reducing material provides up to twelve hours of odor control under the listed conditions. Choose twenty-four, thirty-nine or seventy-eight pads; the 78-count option contains two packs of thirty-nine. These pads are made for bladder leakage rather than menstrual flow and should be changed according to personal needs.
Specifications
- Brand: Poise
- Product: Women’s long incontinence pad
- Absorbency: 7 Drop Ultra
- Length: Long
- Shape: ContourFit with wider front and back
- Top layer: Moisture wicking
- Core: Rapid wetness absorption
- Odor control: Up to 12 hours
- Pack options: 24, 39 or 78 pads
- 78-count format: 2 packs of 39
- Uses: Bladder leakage and postpartum incontinence
- Disposal: Single use
Frequently Asked Questions
How does 7-Drop Ultra compare with Poise Overnight?
Ultra is the listed 7-drop long daytime configuration, while Overnight is the separate 8-drop extra-coverage option.
Which counts are available for the Ultra Long pads?
Choose twenty-four, thirty-nine or seventy-eight pads; the 78-count variant is two packs of thirty-nine.
What helps the pad stay comfortable during wear?
Its softly curved ContourFit shape is wider at the front and back, and the top layer wicks moisture away from the surface.
Can these pads be used for postpartum leaks?
Yes. They are listed for bladder leakage and postpartum incontinence, not menstrual flow.