Attends Booster Pads are designed to increase the absorbency of another incontinence product, such as adult briefs, protective underwear, or disposable pads. They provide an additional layer of protection for users who experience heavy urinary leakage and need extended wear performance.
Booster pads are designed without a waterproof backing. This allows fluid to pass through into the absorbent product underneath once the booster reaches capacity, helping maximize the overall absorbency of the system.
Yes. Booster pads are commonly used inside adult briefs, protective underwear, and other absorbent garments to provide additional capacity and help reduce the frequency of product changes.
Booster pads are often used by individuals with heavy incontinence, overnight leakage concerns, limited mobility, or those requiring extended protection during travel, caregiving situations, or long periods between changes.
Yes. Many caregivers and users add booster pads to overnight incontinence products to increase absorbency capacity and provide extra protection against nighttime leaks and bedding changes.
Many people look for booster pads with flow-through technology, high absorbency, odor control, and compatibility with adult briefs or protective underwear. Booster pads are often recommended when standard incontinence products alone do not provide enough protection.
A regular incontinence pad is typically designed to be used on its own, while a booster pad is intended to enhance the absorbency of another incontinence product. Booster pads work as part of a layered protection system rather than as a standalone solution.
Yes. Many Canadians use booster pads during travel, long work shifts, sporting events, and situations where washroom access may be limited. The added absorbency can help extend wear time and provide additional peace of mind.
