Tena Sensitive Care Ultra Thin Regular Adult Incontinence Pads for Women, Postpartum, Light Absorbency, 180 Count

This is a truly wonderful product for people who have latex or plastic allergies! As a very senior citizen, I can attest to the fact that nothing irritating touches your skin. As comfortable as a panty liner.

Work great

I like this product , the thickness is perfect, as always Tena products are superior to others, the size is exactly as I like.

This pas is very comfortable and it works

I both like and dislike these. They are thicker and a bit bulkier than my previous brand but at least they aren't irritating my skin as the previous ones did after a redesign.

I like the size the value pack

BE VERY CAREFUL reading these reviews. For some weird reason, Amazon has posted reviews for one Tena Product on MULTIPLE Tena products. Same review, DIFFERENT product. Yes, you heard me. In other words, if you post a review it will appear on other/different Tena products as well! Go figure. (I first noticed this when I saw two different Tena products that both had EXACTLY the same number of reviews - 1067 - what are the odds of that !? Then I looked at the reviews, they are all exactly the same.for at least two different products. So you don't know which product is actually being reviewed unless the reviewer spells it out in the review, which few, if any, actually do. The two products I refer to are the "Serenity Active Ultra Thin Regular Pads" and the other one is the "Serenity Active Liners", which is not a PAD, but a LINER - noticeably THINNER. Two very different products. The reviews should be product specific. Sadly, they are not. (The Q & A section does seem to be product specific though) I only looked at the two products I mentioned, so I don't know if this problem overflows to other Tena products or to reviews for any other products being sold on Amazon. Kinda makes you wonder about the validity of the reviews Amazon posts doesn't it? Anyway, I suggest you check the Tena website: [...] for details of the various products such as measurements/length and absorbency. Do NOT depend upon these reviews since you have no way of knowing which product is actually being reviewed. It is much easier to compare products on the Tena Website because they show the absorbency of each with pictures of water drops! For example 2 drops, 3 drops, 4, 5 etc. Their info is pretty accurate. Cleared up a lot for me. If you still have questions, call Tena at the number on their website. They will answer any questions you have and are very helpful and understanding. Then come back to Amazon, or wherever, and place your order. In my experience, Liners are pretty thin, roughly a tad less than about 1/8 inch thick, the Ultra thin pads are still more like a liner than a traditional pad. I would say just a tad more than 1/8 inch thick. If you are unsure, as I was, Tena will send you a free sample packet of several of their products. You can observe the various thicknesses for yourself. (Pay attention to the color of the stripe on the front of the package - orange, green, etc) I seem to remember they only have two sample packs, one for light absorbing products and the other for heavier absorbing products. You can only get one though so choose the one you guess might be good for you. Good luck.

These pads are great. Great for sneezes, great for teens with heavier menstrual flow etc. That said, I only EVER get ONE package when I order and pay for 6. I have to "speak" to the chat helper which can be helpful but we need the product not the BS run around. Won't be ordering from Mr Medical again and we have been for years. 3 mistakes, 3 times in a row. I finally learned my lesson. I guess that's a good thing. Don't be afraid of the pads. They are lightweight, comfortable and function very well. Just buy elsewhere.