Abena North America 1000016664 - UNDERWEAR, INCONT PULL-UP MED 32"-44" (14/BG 6BG/CS) - 84/Case
UNDERWEAR, INCONT PULL-UP MED 32"-44" (14/BG 6BG/CS)
This product can be found in our Personal Care -> Incontinence -> Adult Briefs and Protective Undergarments section.
- SKU
- 100-1177814CS
Description / Abena North America 1000016664 - UNDERWEAR, INCONT PULL-UP MED 32"-44" (14/BG 6BG/CS) - 84/Case
This is a pull-up style incontinence underwear in a medium size from Abena North America. It is made for adults who need a pull-up style product and fits a 32 to 44 inch waist or hip.
- Pull-up style incontinence underwear
- Size medium
- Fits a 32 to 44 Inch Waist / Hip
- Manufacturer number 1000016664
Measure your waist or hip before ordering and check that it falls within 32 to 44 inches.
More Information
| Unit Of Measure | Case |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | Unknown |
| Product Notice | Returns may require restocking fee |
| Manufacturer Name | Abena North America |
| Manufacturer Number | 1000016664 |
| Brand Or Series | ABENA NORTH AMER |
| Qty Per Unit of Measure | 84 |
FAQ
What is included in Incontinence?
Which brands does Great Oak Medical carry in Incontinence?
What units of measure are available for Incontinence?
Shop incontinence products by type
- Adult Briefs & Diapers: tab-style briefs and pull-up underwear in sizes from small to extra large and up, with absorbency from light to overnight and heavy-duty.
- Pads & Liners: guards, pads, and liners that fit inside underwear, such as Tena and Depend pads, for light to heavy leaks. This page also holds disposable underpads that protect beds and chairs.
Brands include Tena, Depend, and Prevail, along with McKesson Brand and other leading manufacturers.
How to choose
- Size: measure the waist and hips. Each product page lists its size range.
- Absorbency: products are rated from light to maximum or overnight. Pick the level for the time of day and the amount of leakage.
- Style: briefs with tabs fasten at the sides. Pull-up styles are worn like regular underwear.
- Quantity: facilities and regular users save time with cases. Most items are sold by the bag and by the case.
What is the difference between a brief and a pad?
A brief is a full garment with built-in absorbency. A pad or liner is worn inside regular underwear and is suited to lighter leaks.
Do you sell to care facilities?
Yes. Case quantities and business accounts are available.