Tena Stretch Brief - Bariatric, 3x-large, 69" - 96" - Pack of 8

These briefs are worth the money. The quality is awesome. I am on a water pill and these briefs do their job. I have bought a lot and shipping was in a day. I highly recommend.

My bed bound mom likes Tena. She says they fit her well and it�s comfy. However, I find that there is side leakage when I change her (even with it�s not full) overall they�re they do the job but for what I�m giving Tena, I�d like no side leakage.

This product was truly good for my family member

They are nice

This product meets our needs for my bed ridden wife and keeps her quality of life as good as possible. Easy to work with and always aa quality product.

These are comfortable diapers and fairly absorbent. They're not top of the line diapers and are not for heavy bladder or bowel inontinence. They conform to my body well after a bit of finagling. For me they can hold a few hours of leaking or a couple of accidents. They're great for discretion; they are quiet with minimal noises but for someone with heavy incontinence they need changing frequently. The tapes attach well; I've never had the tapes break or pop off. Being cloth backed they naturally stretch out over time especially if you move around a lot but they're easily readjustable. These diapers are great for what they are, just know they are not max abosrbency or top of the line diapers. I'd say they're in the upper middle of diaper quality. I'd buy them again.

Good product

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These are diapers are by far the best bariatric diapers I have found. I am unable to pull up the briefs, so diapers is my only choice. Does require for me to have assistance. They are stretchable and they fit well. They are durable. They have good absorbency however, if you are wearing them for extended period of time, I do recommend using a Tena pad.

As a caregiver, I have to put them on someone else. The way these secure are so much easier than tabs. They are also able to take them off themselves, but struggle with the tab version. I wish they were less expensive.

These were for a 271# man. We tried 2x, they worked well but were a bit snug. So we tried 3x and they are a bit too large. We did stick with the 3x and just over lap the tabs. We like the tabs being a long strip rather than two smaller taps like others. They are absorbent but we still often add another pad to be safer. The sides and where the long tab is located are very very stretchy. This helps alot especially when someone is helping to get them on another person. However the stretchy also allows the sides to stretch and sometimes loosen. My opinion is stretch is a bit too generous. The added plastic even tho it has no padding, but extends past the top of the diaper does helps extend the protected area.I've tried several different brands before concluding this one seems to be the best.

We�ve been ordering these diapers for my disabled son for a couple years. Not only do they seem far more comfortable than the diapers our insurance covers, but he very rarely leaks out of them. The last thing my son needs to deal with is being somewhere and having to change his outfit because his diaper couldn�t hold up.

These are the best briefs that I�ve come across in my experience. Recently I lost a lot of weight and now they are too large for me but the next size down is just a little too small. I wish they made a size in between.

I have tried several brands since my husband had a couple strokes and became incontinent, they all leaked. It got to the point that we had to use a pull on over the diaper which can get expensive. I've purchased these 3X now and not one leak. His outer pants stay dry all day and there's no longer a need for the pull on. Money saved and very happy with this product.

We buy these for my dad. When he first was having issues but was trying to hide it he started using a brand advertised all over the place. When it became obvious something was wrong and we found out what he had I joined a support group. These were highly recommend. Tried it and never went back. These are a little more pricey but worth every penny. And when you think about the cost of doing laundry when the diaper fails you actually save money.

I have been using Tena stretch super for about 3 + years. I really enjoyed the ease of putting it on since I have to do it myself. The long Velcro tab, one on each side is stronger then the 4 tab tape or velcro 4 tabs. Others will say different but each has their own view.I do have one problem with them. When they are in use there is nothing holding the wings in place. When they get wet they tend to slip down. Since I liked the diaper so much I figured out how to fix the problem. After the diaper is put on correctly I take the top front corners and pull them up (also makes the leg gathers better). I take the two tabs off a diaper that is wet, and attach it to the corner of the side you pulled up, and then to the back sides.

Diapers are my 78 yr old husband who can't stand or walk. I use a lift to move him from bed to chair and back.Tena seems to be only company who makes the good size (3xl) for him. Better still, they are strong yet soft on the skin and very absorbent.I just wish they were available in stores. He goes through 10 to 12 diapers a day.He is under hospice care, and they provide diapers, pads, wipes and gloves. But their brand is not Tena. Package has no name on it and their 3xl and 4xl do not compare. The width and length are not the same and the crotch is not a good fit.Anyway, Tena is a good fit, agood product.Keep up the good work.

We have tried probably every brand of incontinence protection on the market, and these Tena briefs have been the best of all. My disabled brother drinks approximately 64 - 72 oz of water a day so, needless to say, he needs extra strength protection, especially overnight. These Tena briefs hold an amazing amount of liquid. Previously, we had to change his briefs upwards of five times daily, including his clothing and the protective pads we place on his recliner. The super stretch briefs fit well and are easy to adjust, and because they hold so much liquid, he only needs changing about two to three times daily. His clothing and the protective pads stay dry throughout the day now, and he no longer wakes in the morning drenched up to his neck. In fact, unless he drinks well beyond the recommended amount of liquid, he rarely needs immediate changing first thing in the morning now, which means he has extra time to really wake up and get going. My only complaint is that two bags come in a case. We could probably hold our re-orders off by another two to three weeks if the case came with three bags instead. I cannot exaggerate and state that he ALWAYS remains dry because, as I said above, if he consumes far more than his usual amount of liquid, he will soak through his briefs and onto his clothes, though that is a rarity. If extra strength protection is needed for you or a loved one, these are definitely the right briefs for you.