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Abena San 9 Premium 8Drop (28PK) — Incontinence Products for Women Australia — NDIS
Abena San 9 Premium anatomic bladder protection pad (28 pack) — 73×37cm, 2400ml capacity (8 drops), for heavy incontinence, worn with fixation underwear
$45.99
✓ Women's incontinence products may be funded under NDIS Consumables as part of an eligible support plan. Contact us to confirm eligibility. Ask us how to claim →
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Why Women Choose This for Reliable, Discreet Protection
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2400ml High Absorption8-drop rated capacity at 2400ml handles heavy incontinence during day and overnight use
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360° Leakage BarriersExtended lengthwise barriers and built-in cross barriers prevent front, back and side leakage
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Breathable Cotton-FeelFully breathable cotton-feel backsheet maintains skin comfort throughout extended wear
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Fixation Underwear RequiredUse with Abri-Fix fixation underwear for a close fit and optimal leakage protection
Specifications & What's in the Box
Specifications
BrandABENA
ModelSan 9
TypeAnatomic Bladder Protection Pad
Pack Size28 pads
Pad Size73 × 37cm
Capacity2400ml (8 drops)
Worn WithAbri-Fix fixation underwear (sold separately)
Features360° leakage barriers, wetness indicator, Top-Dry Technology, cotton-feel backsheet
What's Included
28 × Abena San 9 Premium anatomic pads (73×37cm)✓
Frequently Asked Questions
Can women's incontinence products be funded through NDIS?
Yes, in many cases. Incontinence pads, pants, liners, and slips/briefs for women may be funded under NDIS Consumables if incontinence is related to your disability or health condition. Eligibility depends on your NDIS plan. Our team can assist with quotes and invoicing for plan managers and support coordinators.
How do I choose the right absorbency level?
Absorbency levels are usually rated by drops (e.g. 5 drops, 9 drops) or by name (Light, Regular, Extra, Super, Maxi Night). Start with a level that matches the volume you typically leak: a few drops = Light/Regular; moderate leakage = Extra/Super; heavier leakage or overnight = Super/Maxi/High-drop rated products. If you're unsure, contact our pharmacist team — we're happy to advise.
What's the difference between a pad, liner, pant, and slip?
A liner or light pad is worn inside regular underwear and suits very light leakage. A heavier pad (Extra/Super/Overnight) is also worn inside underwear and handles moderate to heavy leakage. A pull-up pant replaces underwear entirely and suits those who want discretion and ease of use. A slip (or brief) has tab fasteners and is used for heavier incontinence or where assistance with changing is needed.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock orders are dispatched the next business day. Standard delivery is 2–5 business days to most metro areas. Express options are available at checkout. Rural and remote deliveries may take slightly longer.
Can I return it if it doesn't suit?
Returns are accepted within 30 days for products that are brand new and unopened in their original packaging. We recommend trialling a single pack before buying in bulk. If you receive a faulty or incorrect product, we'll resolve it promptly.
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