Tena Comfort Pants SM/MED 12/Bx

Why Choose TENA Comfort Pants Small/Medium 12/Bx

The 12-per-box format is the facility and institutional supply quantity — it serves a meaningfully different use context from the 2-per-bag personal daily-use format. In facility settings — long-term care, assisted living, and home care programmes managing incontinence for multiple users — a 12-count box provides enough fixation pants to outfit multiple small/medium-framed residents with a full rotation supply while maintaining spare capacity for loss, damage, or laundering delays. The economics of the 12-count format also significantly reduce the per-unit cost compared with 2-count bags purchased repeatedly. For facilities using a pad-and-fixation-pant protocol as their primary incontinence management approach for ambulatory residents, the 12-count box is the practical minimum ordering unit — a single 2-bag purchase does not provide meaningful stock depth for a programme serving multiple users. The S/M sizing specification in the facility context requires measurement and size verification for each resident being fitted — correct sizing is the primary functional variable in fixation pant retention effectiveness, and undersized or oversized allocation defeats the product's purpose regardless of quantity ordered. Pads sold separately; match absorbent pad format to the resident's leakage level and care plan.

Key Features

✔ 12 per box — bulk facility and institutional supply format

✔ Small/Medium sizing for smaller-framed users requiring correct-fit pad retention

✔ Reusable stretch-fit for reliable pad positioning through daily wearing and laundering

✔ Provides stock depth for multi-user facility programmes and laundering rotation

✔ Pad sold separately — match to individual absorbent product and care plan

Benefits

✔ 12-count box provides stock depth for facility multi-user incontinence programmes

✔ Significantly lower per-unit cost than repeated 2-bag purchases

✔ Reusable format reduces ongoing disposable fixation garment cost across the programme

✔ S/M proportions maintain stretch tension for reliable retention in smaller resident profiles

✔ Bulk format supports laundry rotation without running out of fixation pants mid-cycle

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Facility incontinence programme using pad-and-fixation-pant protocol for S/M residents

✔ Long-term care and assisted living fixation pant stock for ambulatory smaller-framed residents

✔ Home care programme supply for smaller-framed clients requiring reusable fixation pants

✔ Bulk reorder for established programmes replacing worn fixation pants across a resident group

✔ Initial stock for new facility incontinence programmes establishing the pad-plus-pant format

Usage & Care

Confirm each user's hip and thigh measurement against the S/M size range before allocating. Place the compatible pad inside the fixation pants before wearing. Machine wash on gentle cycle in warm water without fabric softener. Air dry or tumble dry on low. Label pants for individual residents in shared care settings to maintain hygiene protocols. Replace when elasticity diminishes and pad retention is no longer effective.