Let’s cut to the chase: incontinence isn’t glamorous, but Tena’s guards make it *manageable*. After testing these for weeks, here’s the raw truth—no fluff.

The Good: The baseball-diamond shape? Genius. Unlike rectangular pads, these hug your anatomy without gaps, preventing leaks during sudden movements (yes, I tested this during a chaotic grocery run). The adhesive strips are *strong*—no awkward mid-day adjustments. Plus, the odor control is next-level; even after 8 hours, zero embarrassment.

The Not-So-Good: Calling these ‘maximum absorbency’ is a stretch. For heavy leaks, you’ll need Depends. Also, the flaps? They love to fold inward until you ‘train’ them (read: fuss with them repeatedly).

Real Talk: These shine for light-to-moderate leaks. My husband (a skeptic) now swears by them—no more ‘cod piece’ bulk under jeans. But if you flood like Niagara, size up.

Verdict? For discretion, comfort, and day-long dryness, Tena’s a winner. Just know your flow.