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ABENA Light Incontinence

ABENA Light gives healthcare professionals a range of shaped pads for people with light incontinence. With different shapes, sizes, and absorbency levels, the range helps you match bladder protection to individual needs.
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Two new sizes

We're expanding the ABENA Light range with two new products that fill the gap between light pads and heavier protection - giving care teams a better fit for individual needs and ensuring the range offers an option for everyone.
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Training gaps. Skincare issues. Staff turnover. A resident with special requirements. Whatever's making incontinence care harder right now, we have the answers.
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ABENA Light features

Peel off tape

Peel-off tape on the back helps keep the pad securely in place, supporting comfort, freedom of movement, and reliable protection throughout the day.

Discreet protection

ABENA Light is designed with a thin, anatomically shaped fit that sits discreetly against the body. 

For the male anatomy

ABENA Man

ABENA Man is a range of bladder protection products designed specifically for male anatomy, supporting a secure and discreet fit. With different shapes, sizes and absorbency levels available, the range gives healthcare professionals greater flexibility when selecting the right solution for individual needs.
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A soft and secure fit for active users

ABENA Pants

ABENA Pants are pull-up incontinence products designed to be worn like regular underwear, supporting mobility, independence and discreet everyday care. The range covers different levels of absorbency and is particularly suitable for people who can manage toilet visits and product changes independently. The familiar underwear-like design can also support easier product acceptance for some people living with dementia.
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Training, education, seminars

How we support you

From product selection to daily implementation, we support your team with expert guidance, hands-on training, and practical care knowledge. Our specialists and nurses help you build efficient routines and deliver high-quality care with confidence.

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Read more in our expert articles below:

Fecal incontinence

Incontinence is generally associated with loss of bladder control, but it can also refer to leakage of stool. Fecal incontinence is more common in older adults, but adults and children can also be affected. In this article, you can read more about the symptoms and causes of fecal incontinence and what can be done to relieve it.

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