Would these be comparable to which number Tena pad, 1, 2, or 3?
1408275
Can't quite answer the question since Tena appears to have recently changed their product line, introducing 3 usage levels and also what appears to be a different shape, possibly to be competitive with the relatively new two levels of Depends Guards. I have and still use both the Prevail product and the "older" Tena P/N 50600 which is still available through Amazon in pkgs. of 120. I use these for a condition termed "urgency incontinence", apparently related to my BPH, which means the urge comes on rather quickly but still is reasonably controllable, so I'm talking about occasional leakage but not total incontinence. I consider the Prevail product to be most absorbent I've tried, but also a bit more bulky and a bit more prone to side leaks than the Tena 50600. The Tena is listed for light to medium, but I would definitely call it medium. My choice depends on circumstances. For all day use in work clothes I go with the Prevail; for several hours in dress clothes I prefer the Tena 50600. One needs to try different brands to feel and experience the differences.
1408276
Tena Level 3 is the best for max absorbency and no leakage. I just did a side by side comparison with Prevail and Walgreens brand (exact same item) and they both held 12 oz of water but both leaked if squeezed. In my opinion, the BEST for max absorbency and NO leaking is Tena Level 3 male guards.
1408277
These Prevail guards are the most absorbent that they have so should be similar to the most absorbant Tena pads. My husband is happy with them.
2227767
They work...just not the same exact size as the original pads, they are a little smaller.
872661
I'm not sure but usually if the number is the same they should be. I would google and ask if they are equivalent.Good luck
946002
Mine came standard with a 2. I'm not sure if it's available with "3" as an option, but I think they can be ordered separately.
1215433
1/4-inch (18 TPI), 3/8-inch (18 TPI), 1/2-inch (14 TPI), 3/4-inch (14 TPI), 1-inch (11-1/2 TPI) NPT
1083313
I thought when I read the instructions on mine, it said 4 or 5 digit codes accepted. Yes, order matters. Note that the "keypad" has 1/2 on one key, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/0, so really FIVE options, not 10. So, 1-3-5-7-9 is the SAME as 2-4-6-8-0. And 1-1-1-1 would be the same as 1-2-1-2, or 1-1-1-2 or 1-1-2-2, etc.
2222989
I believe there were 3 twos. We needed 4 and I had to buy 2 sets of numbers.
914393
using my tape measure I tested 3 pads and they're just a pinch bigger than 1x1 inches - about 1 1/8 by 1 1/16 inches.
145621
Measure your old ones. If close to the ones shown then Ok! These pads are great
2035757
No. Pads should be identical. Circular and identical thickness. If your pads are different they may have been a persons failed attempt at modding so they returned them.
1865624
Sorry, I can't answer your question. I haven't needed to purchase replacement pads.
539370
My answer was incorrect. Indeed, they are #3. They are very light weight and compact and I was thinking they were 2. I am sorry for answering incorrectly before...
1222135
NO, SONY ARE 2 3/4, I bought these. 99cents4,50 to get it to my house.. still no answer on refund? So. 550 for wrong pads
2242695
Yes. I use #4's because I don't want to have two different sizes, and they seem to work fine.
1717286
As long as it's the same design it will. The 1 after the 3 didn't really matter. Just curious, what was wrong with the old one?
648728
I have always purchased a 36 pack. The only 30 packs I have encountered from Tena is the overnight pads, which are wider in the back and narrow in the front. I didn't really care from them - not as effective as the Ultimate pads 36 to a pack. Hope this helps.
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The three smaller pads are roughly 3.5" in diameter. The four larger pads are closer to 5 inches. The pads on the foot pedals are possibly that small, and may have been the target of that reviewer's complaint.