Faecal Pad (F6) x 40 Pad

This is my second purchase and I would recommend. I have a spinal injury and find these pads work well when I have occasional faecal accidents as the elasticated lining prevents leakage until I can get to a loo! I use them when going out and wear with attends pants - it's much easier to change comparted to continence pants. The only draw back is that they can be uncomfortable if worn for a long period as the cotton padding inside crumbles, but can't complain as they are so cheap to buy. I cannot comment on the pad's performance for those with urine incontinence.

Bought these for my mum who has cancer. Best around for faecal incontinence and a good price.

Originally thought these where a pouch to catch waste in but I was wrong. What it is, is basically extra padding that is large enough to catch "solids" but extends the life of your diaper or pull-ups of choice. For the price and quantity, as well as the quality, I believe these are a bargain, won't need to buy more for a few months but I'm very satisfied with my purchase despite it being not what I thought.

Find these ideal when used inside mens tena pants. Until I found these I was having to change my husband's pants and trousers at least twice a day due to his total incontinence but now I can just change the pad.

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Bought these for a male relative who is suffering leakage problems after extensive bowel surgery. Obviously, they don't work with boxer shorts so had to buy pants for them to sit in but the main problem is that they don't stay in place, even with close-fitting pants and could really do with a sticky strip like the sort on women's panty liners. They are also incredibly large and bulky and my relative said he felt like he had an elephant's sanitary towel stuck between his legs! I guess if you're not moving around very much then they are probably okay but for someone trying to remain active I'm afraid they are not very good.

Does the job!

Far too big and difficult to put under the underwear.