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Attends Overnight Underwear

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A pull-on undergarment that can be used overnight or for extended periods of time.
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Looks, fits and feels liker regular underwear. Attends Overnight Underwear is the most absorbent product in the Attends line. Featuring our Contour-shaped Core with quick-dry channels that offers maximum dryness over an extended period of time, day or night. ConfidenceCuff™ Protection provides leakage protection around the legs, 360-degree belly elastics for a body-hugging fit, and Breathable materials for all-day comfort. Tear-away side panels make removal fast and easy.
Attends Overnight Underwear is suggested for heavy to severe incontinence. 
  • Breathable Materials
  • Contour-shaped Core with Quick-Dry Channels
  • ConfidenceCuff™ Protection
  • 360Âş Belly Elastics
  • Fits like regular underwear
  • Overnight Protection

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