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WEAREVER WOMENS SUPER INCONTINENCE PANTIES    

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Picture of WEAREVER WOMENS SUPER INCONTINENCE PANTIES The Wearever Women's Super Incontinence Panties are incontinence pants designed for women with moderate to heavy urinary incontinence. These reusable one-piece briefs have the look and feel of conventional underwear, but provide protection without pads. These panties are made of a cotton/polyester jersey with a waterproof outer layer that prevents leakage with Agion antimicrobial fibers that protect against bacteria that cause odor. They also have a sewn-in, absorbent Unique-Dri pad that traps liquid for built-in protection. The panties are machine washable and driable. SIZES: Small, medium, large, extra large, and extra extra large. COLORS: White.

Notes: Agion is a registered trademark of Agion Technologies, LLC.

Price: 15.99 .

This product record was updated on May 21, 2012.

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Manufacturer:

Eversures

3600 N Duke St.
Suite 107
Durham, North Carolina 27704
United States
Telephone: 866-379-8198.
Web: http://www.eversures.com.
Email: info@eversures.com.


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