Adult Diapers with Tabs: A Fully Supportive Diaper That Protects Against Incontinence

Incontinence can be very troublesome. In fact, it is the number one reason why elderly individuals are placed in nursing homes. Today’s adult diapers with tabs make it easy to care for yourself or a loved one in a way that preserves one’s comfort and dignity. 

5 Signs You May Need Adult Diapers

There are five main signs to look for when considering briefs with tabs. These include anyone who fits these categories will benefit from this product. 

• If your mobility is restricted, adult diapers with tabs are easy to change without bending over or lifting the legs.
• Adult diapers with tabs contain odors better, so they work well for heavy bowel incontinence.
• When your pull-ups or pads do not have enough capacity, or you experience leakage during the night, briefs with tabs provide more support and absorbency. 

Types of Adult Diapers with Tabs 

Diapers with tabs come in different sizes and usability. These are the most common types of diapers with tabs:

• PP Tape Adult Brief: A brief with 4 polypropylene tapes on the diaper side, which allows it to be opened or refastened again and again. 
• Magic Velcro Tape Adult Brief: Similar to PP tape, but the higher quality magic Velcro is stronger and looks more premium. 
• S-Cut Magic Velcro Tape Adult Brief: Rather than rectangular tabs, the Velcro shape is changed to S-cut shape, designed to fit the user's body shape better, and be more comfortable. 
• Elastic Ears Velcro Tape Adult Brief: This is a bariatric diaper that uses A-cut style with stretchable and elastic side panels to suit big waist size users. 
• Moderate Absorbent:  This is a diaper with tapes on each side and can be used for daytime or night for someone with medium loss of liquid.
• Heavy Absorbent: This diaper contains a heavy absorbency polymer that provides protection from any leaking and is designed for individuals with heavy loss of liquid due to incontinence. 
• Overnight Diapers with Tabs: This is a diaper specifically designed to be more absorbent to support the user through the night.

How Do You Put on Adult Diapers with Tabs? 

Putting on an adult diaper is a pretty straightforward process, similar to putting on regular underwear. 

1.     First, fasten the side tabs to the diaper to create the shape of underwear.

2.     Next, step into the diaper and pull it up as you would with regular underwear.

3.     Once it’s up, you may refasten the tabs to ensure they are snug and comfortable. 

How Do You Put an Adult Diaper on Someone Else? 

Putting briefs on someone else is a little trickier and requires a few more steps. 

1.     Start with the individual on their side.

2.     Slide the diaper from front to back, between the legs. 

3.     Spread out the hind of the diaper such that it covers the buttocks and carefully roll the individual onto their back.

4.     Lift the front panel and place it over their belly

5.     Fasten the tabs onto the front panel.

How To Choose the Right Diaper for You? 

Choosing the best diaper can be a process of trial and error. Here are a few tips to help you find the right product the first time: 

• Decide on the type of product that best meets your needs based on incontinence level. 
• Look for the features the diaper has, like absorbency, odor control, reusability, comfort, sizing, etc. 
• Determine the absorbency level, which may be different for days or nights. 
• If possible, take one out of the box to see if the tabs feel comfortable and secure. You can even sample different products and determine which is best for you. 
• Choosing the correct sizing is essential. Use a tape measure around the waist to determine your exact size. 

FAQs About Adult Diapers with Tabs

Does Medicare cover Adult Diapers?

Unfortunately, Medicare does not cover the cost of adult briefs. The consumer is expected to pay 100% of the cost. Luckily, Adult Diapers 365 offers great deals on adult diapers and many more incontinence products. 

What type of adult diaper is easiest for caregivers?

Every individual has different body needs. Due to this fact you may want to try diapers with tabs or absorbent underwear to determine which will work better for your situation. Generally adult diapers with tabs are easier when caring for someone who is less mobile or who needs an incontinence product that provides super absorbency.  Absorbent underwear is pull-up style similar to regular underwear and generally are best for someone who is more mobile and has lighter loss of liquid. An important tip is to always look for super-absorbent diapers so you always know that you will be protected from any type of leakage.

A Better Way to Care for Adults 

Our incontinence products are designed to keep moisture away from skin, promoting dryness and health. We provide reliable products for those who need them most at a reasonable price for those with long-term incontinence or short-term recovery needs. 

Whether you need only nighttime support or full daytime protection, our adult diapers with tabs will keep you comfortable, dry, and leak-free.