Hangzhou Haoyue Personal Care Co., Ltd

Overnight pads often have a higher absorbency capacity than standard daytime pads, allowing them to manage bigger amounts of urine while keeping the skin dry all night.

How to use?

Use with:Mesh Pants/Tight-fitting Fabric Underwear/Disposable Protective Underwear

Dafi Incontinence Guards For Men & Women

L Holds more than 4 Cups (22 OZ)

XL Holds more than 5 Cups (27 OZ)

Effective Underwear Protection 

• Super absorbent men's incontinence pads are suitable for mild to moderate bladder leakage and are specially designed to fit directly into the male anatomy, with a cup-shaped design for maximum absorbency.

• For optimal pad wearing, the pad should be placed with the adhesive side of the pad inside the underwear, against the front of the underwear, so that the wider part of the pad is at the top. Men's incontinence pads are best worn with tight-fitting underwear to ensure a more secure fit and stability.

• When the pad needs to be discarded, simply remove it from the underwear and dispose of it with normal household waste. Our men's pads are individually packaged for easy use and disposal. If an individual is concerned about odor, the pad can be rolled up and tied in a plastic bag to lock in any odor.

• It is important to note that pads should not be flushed down the toilet as this can clog the plumbing in your home.

• It is recommended that pads and continence aids in general be changed 4-6 times in a 24-hour period, or when the patient feels the aid is wet.
• It is important to understand that wearing hearing aids for a long time may lead to skin irritation, poor hygiene and the resulting complications (such as incontinence-related dermatitis).
• Whether using pads, pull-ups or any other incontinence aid, using them correctly will help prevent urine leakage.
• These incontinence aids are very easy to use and can bring full confidence and comfort to any activity level and lifestyle!

• Male incontinence products have a variety of uses and are often used in a variety of situations:
• Post-operative recovery: Men recovering from prostate surgery or other urological procedures often experience temporary incontinence.
• Incontinence management: These pads are effective for stress incontinence, overflow incontinence, and urge incontinence.
• Active lifestyle: Incontinence pads offer a practical solution for men who want to stay active without having to worry about leaking urine.
• Everyday confidence: They give users peace of mind and the ability to go about their day without interruption.

1. Place carefully. Make sure the pad is placed correctly to ensure comfort and reduce the possibility of leaks. Read the instructions and use the adhesive that sticks to the inside of the underwear to ensure a secure fit.

2. Change the urine bag. There is no hard and fast rule for when to change the urine bag, but changing it at least twice a day is best. Signs to change the urine bag include feeling that the urine bag is "full" and close to maximum capacity, or when you want to freshen it. This also depends on what type of incontinence you have. For example, after urinary incontinence, if you only leak a few drops of urine, you may not need to change it immediately, but functional incontinence may cause the entire bladder to empty, so it needs to be changed immediately. Once you start using the product, you will quickly develop a schedule that works for you and your condition.

3.Dispose of the protector. Used protectors and pants can be rolled up and thrown directly into the trash. If there is solid stool, throw it into the toilet first. If you go out, you may want to place the used protector in an opaque plastic bag to be more discreet. Never try to flush incontinence products down the toilet - otherwise it will clog the drain.

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