"PJAMA" Incontinence pants. Long model. Smart and discreet. 6 sizes

Buy your new discreet and comfortable incontinence pants at Seniorpleje. Get professional advice from our nurse at 40563841.

Pjama trousers are designed to be a simple, practical, discreet, safe, and environmentally friendly solution to bedwetting problems. Involuntary urination and bedwetting are far more common problems than many people realize. For many, it creates a fear of sleeping anywhere other than home, as well as the fear of traveling, as it can feel overwhelming for many to have to wear a large absorbent night diaper. For some, it can lead to them choosing to forgo activities, trips, and family visits. This can, in the long run, lead to isolation and affect one's self-esteem. Pjama products can be used as a substitute for traditional diaper products. The trousers are washable and can be used again and again.

HOW PJAMA WORKS: Pjama is made of soft, comfortable polyester, antibacterial material, a breathable waterproof membrane, and a super absorbent material that keeps urine inside the trousers. When an "accident" happens, your Pjama stays dry on the outside, and no one can see that you have gotten wet. However, you will experience that Pjama becomes damp on the inside. PJAMA is not designed to feel dry and absorbent against the skin, but rather to support the user in waking up and going to the toilet. PJAMA should be seen as a rehabilitative product, the intention of which is to train to eliminate or minimize voluntary nocturnal urination. The absorbency of the trousers is adapted to the size you wear.

CHOOSING THE SIZE: To achieve the best comfort and effective use of Pjama, you must not wear underwear underneath. Therefore, it is important that you have the right size so that your trousers fit snugly at the waist (without being too tight). You can find help with the right size in our size guide. You choose the size according to your height in cm.

The material is OEKO-Tex certified. They can be washed at 60 degrees. We recommend that you have at least 2-3 pairs so that you always have a dry pair available.