Secure Personal Care Products Ultimate Boost Ups Bladder Control Pad By Secure Personal Care Products

Secure Personal Care Products Ultimate Boost Ups Bladder Control Pad FAQ's

How do booster pads work?

They’re hourglass shaped and provide protection at the front and back of your body.

Do booster pads protect against all incontinence types?

Yes these incontinence products do protect against urine discharges.

How do I use a booster pad?

You may want to use a booster pad if you find you are going through adult diapers too quickly or if you would like an extra layer of protection. To use a booster pad, secure the pad inside of your adult tab style or pull up diaper. Adhesive backing fastens the pad to your protective underwear or tab-style brief to elongate the usability of your adult diaper.

You can also use booster pads for more targeted protection wherever you often see leaks. Some customers place these in the waistband of their product if they find they leak out the top. Many of our customers leak out the sides, and so they’ll add a booster toward the side.

Are there alternative placements for booster pads?

Booster pads can be placed in target areas where leaks tend to occur. Here are a few options and directions:
• Position the booster pad horizontally across the stomach, adhesive side away from the body. Apply host (primary) undergarment as usual and adhere pad.
• Place the booster pad over the hip to prevent leaking for side sleepers.
• For women, position the pad towards the back.
• For men, position the pad towards the front.
Please note: Booster pads can be folded but never cut.

Can you double up booster pads?

Yes, you can add more than one booster to the host (primary) garment for additional absorbency. Make sure that the booster pad is fully contained within the host garment; no part should extend beyond the edges.

Size Guide

Choosing the correct pad length will depend on both the size of the person using it and the size of the garment that the pad will be used in. Typically, it is best to measure the length of the underwear or other garment in which you will be using the pad.

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