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Tena Slip Proskin Maxi Small, high absorbency incontinence brief with tabs, designed for comfort, skin protection, and reliable leakage security.

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TENA Slip ProSkin Maxi Small

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Unisex Briefs & Slips

Collection: Unisex Briefs & Slips

Unisex All-in-One Incontinence Briefs and Slips

All-in-one briefs fasten with tabs or a belt instead of pulling on, so carers can fit and change them while the person is sitting or lying down. They're the go-to for heavy incontinence and assisted care, and this range includes TENA Slip and Flex, MoliCare Premium Elastic, Abena Slip, Depend Briefs and Lille Suprem Fit.

What's in This Collection

Tab briefs: TENA Slip ProSkin, Abena Slip Premium, Depend Briefs and Lille Suprem Fit, which fasten with refastenable tabs.

Elastic briefs: MoliCare Premium Elastic, with stretchy side panels for a quicker fit.

Belted briefs: TENA Flex ProSkin and Depend Flex, with a belt that fastens first, which is easier on carers' backs.

Bariatric briefs: TENA Slip Bariatric and Abena Slip XXL1.

How to Choose

Tabs, elastic or belt: Tabs are traditional. Elastic panels adapt to body shape. Belts make changes more ergonomic for carers.

Absorbency: Compare within a brand. Product pages explain each rating.

Size: Briefs are sized by waist or hip, so check each size guide.

Who It's For

People cared for in bed or with limited mobility.

Aged care and hospital teams.

Heavy or overnight incontinence.

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Why Buy from Platinum Health Supply

  • Single packs or cartons, with NDIS instant checkout.
  • Bulk and facility supply through APEX.
  • Fast delivery Australia-wide.

Helpful Guides

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a slip and a brief?

They're the same thing. "Slip" is the name TENA and Abena use for an all-in-one tab brief.

What's a belted brief?

The belt fastens around the waist first, then the brief attaches to it. Carers often find this easier.

Can tabs be refastened?

Yes. Most tabs can be reopened to check or adjust the fit.

What's best for bowel incontinence?

A well-fitting all-in-one brief, such as Depend Brief Super Plus, or a large shaped pad.

Are briefs covered by the NDIS?

They may be funded, depending on your plan and how your need is documented.

Need help choosing? Call our team on 1300 604 499.

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