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BNWT Abena Abri-Flex Premium M3 Incontinence Pants 14pk
SKU: 8687-1398514
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Abri-Flex Premium M3 is a discreet pull-up pant for heavy incontinence. Abri-Flex offers a superior fit thanks to elastic threads which provide a firm and comfortable body fit which stays in place.Features: - FSC Certified- Dermatologically tested- Latex and non-chlorine bleached- Full breathable Air Plus performance - Super soft non-woven material ensuring optimum comfort and the feeling of normal underwear- High number of elastic threads for a firm, flexible fit- Unique Top Dry system, providing a dry surface and rapid absorption- Secure fit with high barriers and latex free elastication- Odour system reduces the risk of unpleasant odours- Wetness indicator with graduation scale indicates capacity use
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