ID Pants Plus

The ID Pull Up Pants Plus are designed to offer comfortable protection for people with moderate incontinence. Made with a soft and breathable fabric, they offer a great level of comfort for day and night wear. Maximum intake between 1,300 and 1,375 ml depending on the size.

iD Pants Plus for effective protection

Thanks to a 3-channel technology, the ID Pull Up Pants Plus offer superior absorbency and protection against moderate to heavy bladder leakage. The leakage barriers and leg cuffs provide the ultimate defense against leakage for day and night wear.  This incontinence underwear is unisex and suitable for urinary incontinence. 

After use, tear the pants apart on the side, remove the pants towards the back, roll them up and dispose of, with general waste.

Comfortable and discreet protection

Manufactured with a soft and stretch fabric, the pull up pants are comfortable to wear. The body-hugging design and the fast absorption core dramatically reduce bulk while creating a slimline pant.

Choose the right size 

The ID Pull up Plus range from ConfidenceClub is available in 5 sizes based on waist circumference. Choose a snug fitting. 

Measure your waist at the largest width between waist and hips. Select the size based on the measurements in the table below. Keep in mind, leakage may occur if the product is too large or too small.

Features:

• Pull up pants suitable for moderate to heavy incontinence

• Great protection for urinary incontinence

• Made with soft and stretch fabric for superior comfort

• Skin-friendly and breathable material, latex free

• Unisex design suitable for men and women

• Odour lock for odour reduction
• Double anti-leak leg cuffs increase containment
• Discreet fit under clothing
• For daytime and night-time use
• Wetness indicator

Specifications:

• For moderate to heavy bladder weakness
• Available in 5 sizes

• iD Plus maximum urine absorbency from 1,300 to 1,375 ml
• Unisex and Latex-free in cartons of 112 units

Maximum Capacity is the capacity identified in laboratory testing under ISO Standards. The Working Capacity that each user will experience will differ based on a number of factors including whether the user is female or male, the velocity of the flow, whether the user is primarily standing, walking, sitting or lying down when voiding, and more. It is generally accepted that Working Capacity is between 40% to 65% of Maximum Capacity.