TENA® Silhouette NOIR Mini pads for incontinence, 18 pcs

TENA® Silhouette insoles Mini Noir

Invisible protection against bladder weakness

Urinary incontinence, also known as bladder weakness, affects many people.In Germany, around 7 to 8 million women and men suffer from uncontrolled urine loss.In women, incontinence often occurs after pregnancy, during menopause, or during menopause. TENA® Silhouette Mini Noir insoles offer women with mild bladder weakness the highest level of discretion.These pads, specially developed for black underwear, offer invisible and comprehensive protection thanks to their elegant, black design.The thin, small panty liners go perfectly with black underwear and are almost invisible.With these insoles you can change clothes in a relaxed manner and feel safe.The breathable material offers triple protection at the same time: against leaks, moisture and odors.

Safety and comfort

Whether at home, on the go or while doing sports - safe hygiene products from TENA® help you cope with the demands of everyday life, even if you have bladder weakness.The innovative FeelDry technology ensures long-lasting dryness and leak protection thanks to ultra-fast absorption.The liquid remains reliably contained in the suction core even under pressure.The optimal slim fit and black design ensure comfortable wearing and safety anywhere.The breathable material of the TENA® Silhouette Mini Noir insoles is very gentle on the skin.

Discreet protection in everyday life

Elegant black pads for invisibility in black underwear.These mini panty liners are particularly suitable for mild bladder weakness.They offer triple protection against leaks, moisture and odors.The insoles are dermatologically tested and fragrance-free. TENA® uses sustainable packaging.

Frequently asked questions & Answers

Are the incontinence mini pads also available in other colors? TENA® Silhouette insoles Mini Noir are only available in black.However, specialist retailers also offer TENA® Discreet Mini panty liners in white.

Can I also use the panty liners when doing sports?Yes, TENA® Silhouette Mini Noir insoles are also suitable for use during sports.They offer security and discretion when changing clothes and exercising in the gym or other physical activities.

Can I still travel if I have a weak bladder?Bladder weakness shouldn't stop you from doing things you enjoy.With good planning and a stock of reliable protective products, you can face even a long journey with peace of mind.When traveling by car, find out in advance about rest stops and restaurants whose toilets you can use on the way.Or download a WC-finder app before you leave, which will inform you about the location and opening times of the nearest toilet.Keep a sufficient number of hygiene products ready to change in your hand luggage.To be on the safe side, you can choose pads or pants with a stronger absorbency than usual for travel or flights.

What is the best way to dispose of panty liners? TENA® Silhouette Mini Noir insoles can be disposed of in the trash or, if available, in a facility for disposing of hygiene products as is common in most public toilets.To protect the environment, used incontinence panty liners should not be disposed of in the toilet.

Incontinence is common

Incontinence is common.In Germany alone, 7 to 8 million women and men suffer from unwanted urine loss.To make life easier for those affected, TENA® has been developing innovative hygiene products in a wide range of strengths for more than 50 years. TENA® Silhouette Mini Noir insoles are suitable for every woman with mild bladder weakness and offer maximum discretion.They were specially developed for black underwear and, thanks to their elegant black design, offer excellent invisible protection against bladder weakness.With TENA® Silhouette Noir mini insoles you can change anywhere and always feel safe.They are thin, small and go perfectly with black underwear.At the same time, the breathable material offers reliable triple protection against leaks, moisture and odors.

Expert tip for bladder weakness

Even if you have bladder weakness, it is important to drink enough to avoid any urinary tract infections.Therefore, drink 1.5 to 2 liters of water and unsweetened fruit and herbal teas every day.Strongly diuretic drinks such as coffee, black tea, caffeinated lemonades and alcohol should be largely avoided.

During menopause

In women, bladder weakness often begins during menopause. Up to two thirds of all German women are affected by hormonal bladder weakness during menopause.Due to the lack of estrogen, the mucous membranes in the intimate area become more sensitive, and the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissue relax, causing the bladder to sink and bladder weakness.

Sporting activity

Sport or other active physical activities can often become uncomfortable for people with bladder weakness.Constant movement can quickly lead to fluid leakage or unpleasant smells.With appropriate and discreet protection in the form of an incontinence panty liner, regular sports and active exercise can be carried out without any problems.

Incontinence due to illness

Bladder weakness is often an undesirable side effect of illness.Unintentional loss of urine can occur as a result of illness.An increased risk of incontinence exists, among other things, with urinary tract infections, obesity or after a stroke.Diabetics are also susceptible to bladder weakness.The high blood sugar levels cause large amounts of urine, increasing the risk of leakage.

Address of the provider/manufacturer

Essity Germany GmbH
Sandhofer Str. 176
68305 Mannheim

No prescription is required for this product.