All-in-One Pads

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Ontex Ontex iD Slip Plus L (115-155cm) 2350mlOntex Ontex iD Slip Plus L (115-155cm) 2350ml
Ontex Ontex iD Slip Super S (50-90cm) 2100mlOntex Ontex iD Slip Super S (50-90cm) 2100ml
Ontex Ontex iD Slip Super M (80-125cm) 3400mlOntex Ontex iD Slip Super M (80-125cm) 3400ml
Ontex Ontex iD Slip Super L (115-155cm) 3700mlOntex Ontex iD Slip Super L (115-155cm) 3700ml
Ontex Ontex iD Slip Super XL (120-170cm) 3800mlOntex Ontex iD Slip Super XL (120-170cm) 3800ml
Ontex Ontex iD Slip Maxi M (80-125CM) 3600mlOntex Ontex iD Slip Maxi M (80-125CM) 3600ml
Ontex Ontex ID Slip Maxi L (115-155cm) 4500mlOntex Ontex ID Slip Maxi L (115-155cm) 4500ml
Abena Abena Slip Basic S1 Yellow 1500mlAbena Abena Slip Basic S1 Yellow 1500ml
Abena Abena Basic M2 Blue 2300mlAbena Abena Basic M2 Blue 2300ml

Key features:

  • Built-in waterproof backing, no fixation garment required
  • Secure adhesive tabs for a snug, leak-proof fit
  • High absorbency suitable for moderate to heavy incontinence
  • Soft, breathable materials to help maintain skin health
  • Suitable for day, night, and assisted care
  • Available in a range of sizes and absorbency levels
  • NDIS eligible

Who Can Benefit from All-in-One Pads?

All-in-one pads are suitable for a wide range of people managing incontinence at home, in aged care, or in disability support settings.

  • People with limited mobility: The adhesive tab design makes changes easier without needing to pull on fixation pants.
  • Aged care residents: A practical option for carer-assisted changes and overnight care.
  • People with heavier incontinence: Higher-absorbency options support extended wear and reduce the frequency of changes.
  • NDIS participants: All-in-one pads may be claimable under NDIS consumables funding. AMH Community is a registered NDIS provider.

How Do You Use an All-in-One Pad?

All-in-one pads are designed for straightforward application without a separate fixation garment. Here is how to put one on correctly:

  • Lay the pad flat with the absorbent side facing up and the waterproof backing facing down
  • Position the pad so the back panel sits higher up the back for full coverage
  • Bring the front panel up between the legs and over the front
  • Secure both sides using the adhesive tabs for a close, snug fit
  • Adjust as needed to ensure the pad sits flat and comfortable before moving

Finding the Right Fit and Absorbency

The right all-in-one pad depends on the level of incontinence, mobility, and how often changes can be managed. Lighter absorbency options suit moderate daytime leakage, while higher-capacity pads are better suited to heavier incontinence or overnight care. 

If the person you are purchasing for is mobile or semi-mobile and prefers a product that feels like regular underwear, pull-up pants may be a more suitable option. For extra absorbency alongside an all-in-one pad, a booster pad can extend wear time without needing a full change. 

Contact our team or request a sample before purchasing if you are unsure which option suits your needs.

FAQs

All-in-one pads provide complete leak protection for moderate to heavy incontinence, with a built-in waterproof backing and no fixation garment needed.

Yes, higher-absorbency options within the range are designed for overnight protection. A wetness indicator on selected styles helps carers check whether a change is needed without disturbing sleep.

Choose based on absorbency level, size, and whether the product is needed for day, night, or carer-assisted care.

Yes, all-in-one pads may be claimable as consumables under NDIS funding. AMH Community is a registered NDIS provider. Visit our NDIS page to learn more.

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