Tena Super Brief X-large 60 - 64

What is SQ68011-Pack(age) Tena Super Brief X-large 60 - 64?

The TENA Super Brief in X-large is a disposable, fitted adult incontinence brief sized for waists measuring 60 to 64 inches. Made by TENA, a long-established name in continence care, this latex-free brief is built for moderate to heavy protection and is suitable for both urinary and fecal incontinence, making it a workhorse choice for at-home caregivers and clinical settings alike.

Key features

• InstaDri Skin-Caring System — a dual-core absorbent design that pulls urine in quickly and locks it away from the skin to help maintain surface dryness.
• Cloth-like non-woven backsheet — softer against the skin and clothing than plastic-backed briefs, supporting wearer comfort and dignity.
• Hook-and-loop refastening tabs — can be opened and reclosed an unlimited number of times for fit checks without tearing the brief.
• Curved leg elastics — contour around the thighs for a closer fit, fewer gaps, and improved leakage protection.
• Color-coded wetness indicator — gives caregivers a clear visual cue when the brief needs to be changed.
• Moisture-proof inner lining — shields outer clothing, bedding, and chair surfaces from wetness.
• Latex-free and sterile — a safer option for users with latex sensitivities or fragile skin.

Who is SQ68011-Pack(age) Tena Super Brief X-large 60 - 64 for?

This brief is aimed at larger-bodied adults who need dependable, higher-capacity protection — typically seniors, bariatric patients, people recovering from surgery, or individuals with limited mobility who rely on a caregiver for changes. No special skill is required to use it; the refastenable tabs and clear wetness indicator make it approachable for family caregivers at home, while the sterile, latex-free construction suits hospitals, long-term care facilities, and hospice environments.

How does SQ68011-Pack(age) Tena Super Brief X-large 60 - 64 compare?

Compared with pull-on protective underwear, a fitted brief like this one is easier to change on a person who is bedridden or seated, and the refastenable tabs let caregivers verify fit without wasting product. Against thinner economy-tier briefs, the dual-core absorbent system and curved leg elastics deliver noticeably better leakage control for overnight wear or heavy daytime use. Versus reusable cloth briefs with booster pads, the disposable format saves laundering time and provides a built-in wetness indicator, though shoppers focused purely on lowest cost-per-use may still prefer washable options.