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TENA Men Pads – Designed Specifically for Men
TENA Men pads are specially designed for the male anatomy and provide reliable incontinence protection for everyday use. The anatomically shaped pads fit perfectly, stay securely in place, and are comfortable to wear. Thanks to their discreet design, TENA Men pads are barely visible under clothing and are ideal for active men who value comfort, security, and discretion.
TENA Men Pants
TENA Men Pants are designed for men who need extra-secure and comfortable incontinence protection. The pants offer a snug fit, can be worn just like regular underwear, and are comfortable to wear. Thanks to their discreet fit and high absorbency, TENA Men Pants are ideal for everyday use and provide men with security and comfort in any situation.
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TENA—Decades of Experience and Expertise
For over 50 years, TENA has been developing and marketing a wide range of products and services for people with incontinence as well as for healthcare facilities. In more than 90 countries, the brand stands for high quality, commitment, and continuous innovation. The goal is to provide people with urinary leakage or incontinence with solutions that enable them to live as independently and unrestricted a life as possible.
Incontinence in Men
In men, incontinence often manifests as an increased or sudden urge to urinate, as well as involuntary urine leakage, such as during physical exertion. Depending on the cause and the specific form of the condition, various treatment approaches are available that can significantly reduce or even completely resolve the symptoms.
Staying Active Despite Urinary Incontinence
Even with uncontrolled urine leakage, an active and fulfilling daily life is possible. Discreet pads with reliable protection and effective odor control provide peace of mind in any situation—whether at work, during sports, or while enjoying activities with friends and family.
Frequent Urge to Urinate
An intense, often sudden urge to urinate can lead to the involuntary release of small amounts of urine. Specialists refer to this as urge incontinence, which can be caused by an enlarged prostate, among other factors.