Incontinence Products

Shop our complete range of incontinence products — from premium adult briefs and pull-up underwear to absorbent pads, underpads, male guards, and reusable pants. We carry trusted brands including TENA, Depend and more, designed for comfort, discretion, and reliable protection. Whether you need light, moderate, or heavy absorbency, find the right solution at Diaper Store USA with fast shipping.
Not sure which size? Read our 2-minute sizing guide — measure once, stop leaks for good.

Adult briefs and protective underwear go by the larger of the waist and hip measurements. Measure the waist just below the belly button and the hips at the widest point.

Adult brief and underwear size chart

Size	Waist or hips	cm
Small	up to 32 in	up to 81 cm
Medium	32–44 in	81–112 cm
Large	44–58 in	112–147 cm
X-Large	58–64 in	147–163 cm
2X-Large	64–72 in	163–183 cm
Bariatric 3XL +	72 in +	183 cm +

Typical sizes. Brands differ by a few inches, so check the range printed on the pack.

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What types of incontinence products are there?

Liners and pads: slim, stick-on products for light to moderate leaks. See our guide to liners, pads and guards
Male guards and shields: contoured for men, as explained in how to wear a male guard
Protective underwear: pull-on style for mobile wearers
Tab-style briefs: higher capacity, with refastenable tabs
Reusable underwear and underpads: washable options for the body and the bed

How do you match absorbency to your needs?

Makers label products light, moderate, heavy or overnight, but each defines the words differently. Look for printed figures on the product page and compare like with like.

Higher absorbency is not always the better choice, because a bulkier product can feel less comfortable and may not fit as well. Read is higher absorbency always better before you buy, and start with a small pack so you can trial a new brand or level.

How do you size pads and underwear?

Pads are sized by length and shape, not by waist. Regular, long and extra long are each maker's own labels, so check the length in inches or centimetres on the product page. Our pad size guide explains coverage and shapes.

Underwear and briefs are sized by waist and hips. Measure both, use the larger number and compare it with the brand chart. See how to measure waist and hips.

Questions shoppers ask

Are liners and pads the same thing?

No. A liner is a thin, narrow strip for the smallest leaks. A pad is longer and thicker, with a deeper core that holds more. Pads come in several lengths and absorbency levels, including overnight versions.

Can men and women use the same products?

Pads and guards are shaped differently for men and women. Men often use contoured guards or shields, while women use longer pads. Protective underwear and briefs come in unisex and gender-specific versions.

How many pads or briefs will I need each month?

Count how many you use in a typical day, multiply by 30, then add a small buffer. Our guide on how many pads or briefs you need per month walks through the arithmetic with examples.

Can I return opened packs?

Opened personal-care items cannot be returned. To avoid waste, start with a small pack when you try a new brand, style or size, and move up to a larger pack once you know it fits.