- 2192 | Pack - $22.07
- 2192 | Case - $83.46
Tranquility Air-Plus Hi-Rise Bariatric Disposable Briefs
PRODUCT DETAILS
Tranquility Air-Plus Hi-Rise is a disposable incontinence brief for adults with a larger stature, sized for waist or hip measurements of 64 in to 96 in (162.6 cm to 243.8 cm) and suited to heavy to severe urinary and bowel incontinence. Its extended waist rise and stretchable side panels give fuller, higher coverage in front and back, while the superabsorbent core holds up to 34 oz (1005 mL) of fluid and helps minimize odor. Kufguards inner leg cuffs and elastic leg gathers help contain leakage and bowel matter, and a dual wetness indicator shows when a change is needed. The brief is not made with natural rubber latex.
Key Features and Benefits
- Extended waist rise with fuller, higher coverage in front and back
- 100% breathable material with stretchable side panels
- Superabsorbent core that holds up to 34 oz (1005 mL) of fluid and helps minimize odor
- Kufguards inner leg cuffs that help contain leakage and bowel matter
- Elastic leg gathers for a comfortable, secure fit
- Wide micro-hook closure tabs that grip the brief securely and re-close for multiple openings
- Dual wetness indicator that shows when a change is needed
- Soft, cloth-like outer layer that is gentle against sensitive skin
- Not made with natural rubber latex
Tranquility Air-Plus Hi-Rise Bariatric Disposable Briefs Size Chart
| MPN | Size | Waist/Hip | Capacity | Sold Unit | Case Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2192 | 3X-Large | 64 in to 96 in (162.6 cm to 243.8 cm) | 34 oz (1005 mL) | Pack of 8 or Case | 32 per case (4 packs) |
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.
