TENA Discreet (Super)
Discreet and secure. Protection from TENA.
Specifications
Description
Triple protection for mild bladder weakness
Worldwide, approximately 200 million people suffer from bladder weakness. Women in particular are affected by a sensitive bladder and often avoid sports and social activities—out of embarrassment and fear of uncomfortable situations.
- Odor-neutralizing & highly absorbent
- Fast and Discreet Protection
- Soft and comfortable to wear
- More absorbent than conventional panty liners
- With Fresh Odor Control odor neutralizer
TENA® enables a fulfilling life despite bladder weakness. The Mini Magic panty liner for women with very light bladder weakness provides triple protection against leaks, moisture, and odors, ensuring a secure and dry feeling day and night. Although it is just as small and thin as conventional panty liners at 15 cm, the TENA® Mini Magic is significantly more absorbent and, with its body-hugging design, offers the perfect fit for comfort and discretion. The silky-soft, fabric-like surface is gentle on the skin and so comfortable that you’ll almost forget you’re wearing the panty liner.
Discreet and secure
TENA® Discreet Mini Magic was specifically developed to provide reliable leak protection. The innovative microPROTEX™ compression technology interweaves highly absorbent materials to ensure reliable urine absorption exactly where it matters most. The specially perforated QuickDry surface absorbs liquid immediately—keeping the skin comfortably dry. In addition, Fresh Odor Control ensures a consistently discreet and fresh feeling thanks to microbeads that absorb liquid and prevent odor.
All TENA® Discreet Mini Magic products are pH-neutral and dermatologically tested to ensure skin health.
Mild urinary incontinence
Even with very mild bladder weakness, women often feel insecure and self-conscious in their daily lives. Discreet panty liners with effective leak protection and reliable odor control give women with bladder weakness a dry and secure feeling at all times—whether at work or during leisure activities.
For Women of All Ages
A sensitive bladder doesn’t just affect women going through menopause; one in three women over the age of 35 has already experienced mild urinary incontinence. Causes of uncontrolled urine leakage can include hormonal changes or weak pelvic floor muscles, among other factors.
Incontinence in Women
There are three main types of incontinence: Urge incontinence refers to a sudden, intense urge to urinate, while stress incontinence is characterized by involuntary urine leakage during physical exertion. When both forms occur simultaneously, doctors refer to it as mixed incontinence.
During pregnancy
Bladder weakness can become an unpleasant side effect of pregnancy. Pregnancy hormones, increased blood flow to the urinary tract, and the growing weight of the baby can all contribute to a more frequent urge to urinate. In cases of uncontrolled urine leakage, a panty liner can provide security and maintain discretion.
Expert Tips for Bladder Weakness
Many women with bladder weakness tend to drink very little. However, to maintain proper bladder function, it is recommended to drink 1 glass of water every hour. Alcohol and caffeinated beverages should be consumed in moderation at most: They are diuretics and can therefore have a negative effect on bladder weakness. When consuming diuretic fruits and vegetables such as cabbage, tomatoes, asparagus, oranges, or limes, you should also pay attention to whether they trigger an increased urge to urinate.
Frequently Asked Questions & Answers
Why are women more likely to experience bladder weakness?
In fact, women are about twice as likely to be affected by bladder weakness as men. This is due to the significantly shorter urethra, the wider pelvis in women, and hormonal differences. Stress incontinence—which occurs during physical exertion and is usually caused by weak pelvic floor muscles—is particularly common among women. However, bladder weakness can also be triggered by a naturally overactive bladder, hormonal changes, or certain medical conditions.
If you are experiencing bladder weakness, you should work with your doctor to determine the causes. This makes it easier to manage bladder weakness and helps you cope with daily life despite urine leakage or an excessive urge to urinate.
Can I use regular pads and panty liners if I have bladder weakness?
Conventional sanitary pads and panty liners are unsuitable for bladder weakness due to the difference between urine and menstrual blood. Urine is more liquid than menstrual blood and is released in larger volumes, which requires faster absorbency.
All TENA products are designed to meet the specific needs of those with urinary incontinence. The product quickly absorbs leaked fluid while drawing moisture away from the body and trapping odors deep within the core. Unlike some feminine hygiene products that contain fragrances, TENA panty liners and pads are made from pH-neutral materials that don’t just mask odors but help neutralize them.
Why do I leak urine when I sneeze or cough?
If you experience involuntary urine leakage when sneezing, coughing, laughing, or during physical activities such as climbing stairs or lifting heavy objects, this is usually due to weak pelvic floor muscles, which hold the bladder in place and control urination. If these muscles lose strength, leakage can occur. When dealing with bladder weakness, it is therefore important to learn to become aware of your pelvic floor muscles. Regular exercise is considered the most effective method for treating urinary incontinence. These simple exercises to tighten the muscles can be done anytime, anywhere—during a meeting, while shopping, or on the subway.
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