- 704A | Small/Medium | Pack of 5 - $10.19
- 704A | Small/Medium | Case of 50 - $99.21
- 706A | Large/X-Large | Pack of 5 - $12.28
- 706A | Large/X-Large | Case of 50 - $119.60
- 707A | 2X-Large/3X-Large | Pack of 5 - $14.24
- 707A | 2X-Large/3X-Large | Case of 50 - $138.76
- 708A | 4X-Large | Pack of 5 - $17.52
- 708A | 4X-Large | Case of 50
Cardinal Health Incontinence Knit Pants, Wings
PRODUCT DETAILS
Cardinal Health Incontinence Knit Pants, from the Wings line, are part of a pad-and-pant system that holds an incontinence liner or pad securely in place. A soft knit weave and a discreet design eliminate uncomfortable seams under clothing, and the increased stretch allows standardizing to fewer sizes. The pants are latex free.
Key Features and Benefits
- Holds any incontinence liner or pad securely in place
- Discreet design eliminates uncomfortable seams under clothing
- Soft knit weave enhances wearer comfort
- Increased stretch allows standardizing to fewer sizes
- Anatomically profiled crotch seam strengthens pad security
- Higher material burst strength reduces the risk of tearing
- Single-use, latex-free construction
Cardinal Health Incontinence Knit Pants, Wings Comparison Chart
| MPN | Size | Waist | Sold Unit | Case Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 704A | Small/Medium | 22 in - 32 in (55.9 cm - 81.3 cm) | Pack of 5 or Case of 50 | 50 (10 packs of 5) |
| 706A | Large/X-Large | 32 in - 42 in (81.3 cm - 106.7 cm) | Pack of 5 or Case of 50 | 50 (10 packs of 5) |
| 707A | 2X-Large/3X-Large | 45 in - 52 in (114.3 cm - 132.1 cm) | Pack of 5 or Case of 50 | 50 (10 packs of 5) |
| 708A | 4X-Large | 52 in - 77 in (132.1 cm - 195.6 cm) | Pack of 5 or Case of 50 | 50 (10 packs of 5) |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How often should adult briefs or protective underwear be replaced?
A: Adult briefs and protective underwear should be changed as needed, typically every 3–6 hours or immediately after becoming soiled. Overnight briefs may last longer due to higher absorbency.
Q: Why do adults wear diapers?
A: Adults may wear incontinence products due to aging, limited mobility, surgery recovery, chronic medical conditions, or neurological disorders that affect bladder or bowel control.
Q: What’s the difference between briefs and protective underwear?
A: Briefs often have tape tabs and are designed for individuals who need caregiver assistance. Protective underwear looks like regular underwear and is best for mobile, independent users.
Q: Are adult briefs suitable for overnight use?
A: Yes, many adult briefs and protective underwear are designed for overnight wear with extra absorbency, leak guards, and odor control to provide long-lasting protection.
Q: Can protective underwear help with skin health?
A: Yes, many products include breathable sides and moisture-wicking materials that help maintain skin dryness and reduce the risk of irritation or skin breakdown.
Q: Are these products discreet under clothing?
A: Yes, modern designs focus on a slim, discreet fit that allows users to wear regular clothing without detection while still providing secure protection.
