Prevail Per-Fit 360 Daily Adult Incontinence Briefs with Tabs, Maximum Plus FAQs

Who should consider using Prevail Per-Fit 360?

Per-Fit 360° Briefs combine the comfortable feel of Per-Fit with Prevail most advanced technology for men and women with heavy leakage. These Prevail briefs are ideal for those that have a caregiver who can assist with changes, may be bedridden or have low mobility or those that need overnight protection from incontinence.

What is the Prevail Per-Fit 360's capacity?

These Prevail briefs have heavy absorbency, and are a good choice for caregivers of those that have overnight needs, or have several voids.

How do I use Prevail Per-Fit 360?

This is an adult diaper with tabs, making it ideal for those who have assistance from a caregiver who can help adjust the fit and fasten the tabs. There are a few ways to put a tab-style product on a loved one, and the easiest way tends to be while they’re lying in bed. Start by rolling your loved one onto their side. Fold the product lengthwise (like a “hotdog”), and slide it between their legs, being sure that the tabbed side stays in the back. Fan the backside out across their behind, then gently roll them back over onto it. Afterward, pull the front panel up over their belly and fasten the tabs snugly. If the product is the right size, there will be no gaps around the leg holes, and the core will be resting snugly against the body (not hanging too low).

How do I find the right size of Prevail Per-Fit 360?

This incontinence product is available in three sizes: Size 1 (Medium) fits waist sizes 26" - 48", Size 2 (Large) fits waist sizes 45" - 62", and Size 3 (X-Large) fits waist sizes 48" - 73". To determine the best size, measure both your waist and hip, and use the larger of the two measurements when referencing the sizing guide. Prevail features Expandex wings and a soft, stretchy fit, allowing for a tailored and comfortable fit. A well-fitting product will have tabs that adhere to the front of the hips (tabs over the belly indicate the product is too large, while tabs off to the sides suggest it's too small), and the core should rest against the body without drooping.

Size Guide

Choosing the correct incontinence product size is not like choosing a clothing size. You’ll need to measure both waist and hip size, and then use the larger of the two numbers when referencing a sizing guide.

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