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ALWAYS incontinence range discreet pads small 20

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FAQs

How does the Small pad differ from the Normal pad?
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The Small pad is more compact than the Normal pad — it provides a step up in absorbency from a liner while maintaining a slimmer, lower-profile fit than a full-size Normal pad. The Normal pad provides greater absorbency and coverage for those with more substantial or frequent leakage. If you are moving from liners and are unsure whether to start at Small or Normal, the Small is a practical entry point — if it is consistently insufficient, the Normal or Small Plus is the logical progression.

How is this different from the Always Discreet liner?
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The Small pad provides greater absorbency than both the standard liner and the Liner Plus — it is a pad rather than a liner and is designed for those whose leakage has moved beyond what any liner format can reliably manage. If you are currently using a Plus liner and finding it consistently saturated, the Small pad represents the appropriate next step in the Always Discreet range.

Will this pad be visible under clothing?
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The Small pad is one of the most discreet pad formats in the Always Discreet range — its compact size keeps the profile low under everyday clothing. Under most regular-fit garments it should be unnoticeable. Under very fitted clothing a slight outline may be visible — wearing regular or slightly relaxed-fit lower garments maximises discretion.

How often should I change this pad?
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Change when saturated or at regular intervals throughout the day — at minimum once or twice daily depending on leakage frequency. Do not wear beyond the point of saturation, as prolonged skin contact with moisture increases the risk of skin irritation. Regular changes support skin health, hygiene, and comfort throughout the day.

Should I see my GP about light bladder leakage?
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Yes — even light bladder leakage is worth raising with your GP, particularly if it is new or has developed gradually over time. Pelvic floor exercises, bladder training, and other approaches can significantly reduce or resolve light leakage for many people, and early professional input tends to produce the best long-term outcomes. Protective products provide important day-to-day confidence while that support is accessed.

How do I dispose of used pads?
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Wrap the used pad in toilet tissue or its own backing paper and place in a bin. Never flush — incontinence products are not designed to break down in water and cause serious drain blockages. Most accessible public toilet cubicles provide a disposal unit for incontinence products.