CliniEco Day Pro Adult Diapers — Incontinence Briefs, 4,000ml, 120 ct

CliniEco Medical Day Pro Adult Diapers — Incontinence Briefs — 4,000ml, Wetness Indicator, 20-brief pack

These adult diapers deliver high-capacity 4,000ml day-time protection at about $1.00 per brief — up to 45% less than Depend Protection with Tabs Maximum. The CliniEco Medical Day Pro Adult Incontinence Brief is a taped-tab adult brief engineered for moderate to heavy incontinence, with a 4,000ml SAP + fluff pulp absorption core, a color-change wetness indicator, dual leak guards with 3-inch side overlap, four refastenable tape tabs and a 360° elastic waistband. Quality-benchmarked against Depend Protection with Tabs Maximum — one of North America's most trusted tab-style briefs — the Day Pro delivers comparable absorbency, containment and comfort at roughly 40–50% less cost. Sold by the case only — 1 case = 6 packs (120 briefs) — $94.80 ($0.79 per brief) for facilities and care programs.

Buying for a facility? Most floors stock this 4,000 ml brief alongside the lighter 3,000 ml day-time brief so each resident can be matched to one level.

• 4,000ml SAP High-Absorbency Core — SAP + fluff pulp core rated at 4,000ml (manufacturer-declared whole-product capacity), with a rapid acquisition layer that pulls fluid away from the skin fast and locks it in for up to 8 hours of day-time wear.
• Color-Change Wetness Indicator — a wetness indicator strip changes color the moment a change is due, so caregivers can assess at a glance — the core efficiency feature for busy LTC floors and home-care visits.
• Dual Leak Guards with 3-Inch Side Overlap — double standing leak guards with a 3-inch side overlap give superior side containment for moderate to heavy output and active residents.
• 4 Refastenable Tape Tabs + Landing Zone — four medical-grade refastenable tape tabs with a front landing zone allow repeated re-fastening for checks, toileting and repositioning without wasting a brief.
• Up to 45% Cheaper than Depend — $94.80 per 120-brief case ($0.79 per brief) versus roughly $1.80 per Depend Protection with Tabs Maximum at retail; the 120-brief case at $94.80 brings the cost to $0.79 per brief.
• Breathable Backsheet & Odor Lock — a breathable PE film backsheet (≥5,000 g/m²/24h) and a built-in odor-lock layer keep skin drier and rooms fresher through long wear.

Built for long-term care, nursing homes and home incontinence care. In LTC facilities and nursing homes, Day Pro briefs are the workhorse for residents with moderate to heavy incontinence: the wetness indicator supports efficient changing rounds, the four refastenable tapes survive multiple checks and repositioning, and the dual leak guards protect beds and chairs between changes. At home, family caregivers and PSWs rely on the 4,000ml core for extended daytime wear with fewer changes and less laundry, and the discreet, pressure-free fit keeps mobile patients comfortable and confident through daily activities. Each brief features a 4,000ml SAP + fluff pulp absorption core (manufacturer-declared capacity), a soft hot-air non-woven top sheet, rapid acquisition layer, breathable PE backsheet, odor-lock layer, color-change wetness indicator, dual leak guards with 3-inch side overlap and 4 refastenable tape tabs, in size M (waist 32–44 in) and L (waist 44–58 in); we confirm your size with you before shipping. For facilities and care programs, order the case — 6 × 20-brief packs, 120 briefs at $94.80 ($0.79 per brief) — for volume pricing, simplified reordering and consistent stock across floors. Full specifications below.

Product Specifications

When is a 4,000 ml brief the right choice instead of a 3,000 ml one?

Choose the 4,000 ml brief for moderate to heavy incontinence and extended day-time wear, where the brief has to hold for roughly eight hours rather than the four to six hours of a 3,000 ml day-time brief. Both are taped briefs with a wetness indicator; the difference is the super-absorbent polymer load in the core and the containment built around it, so the choice is a resident assessment, not a price tier.

What do four tape tabs and a landing zone add to a repeat check?

Four refastenable medical-grade tabs plus a front landing zone let a brief be opened and re-secured several times in one wear period without the tape losing grip or the fit drifting. That matters at night, when a carer may check a resident more than once: the brief is re-set instead of being replaced on the first check, and the landing zone keeps the tabs from being stuck onto the breathable backsheet itself.

How long is a 4,000 ml brief rated for?

This brief is specified for extended day-time use at approximately eight hours per brief, measured as a whole-product absorbency value under the ISO 11948-1 method with 0.9% saline. The number describes the product's capacity, not any individual resident's interval — intake, medication and mobility are what determine an actual change interval on a floor. For a resident who needs overnight coverage rather than an extended day, the 5,000 ml overnight brief is the companion SKU in this family.

Do the dual leak guards affect how the brief is sized?

No — the guards change the containment, not the size. Sizes are defined by waist measurement: M 32–44 in (81–112 cm), L 44–58 in (112–147 cm). The dual elasticated standing guards add a three-inch side overlap for leak containment at the leg openings, so the resident fits the same size while the containment changes. We confirm your size with you before shipping.

How does a wetness indicator fit into a scheduled changing round?

A colour-change wetness indicator lets a carer confirm a brief needs changing without fully opening it, which shortens each check and reduces handling during a round. For a floor running scheduled rounds it is the difference between checking every resident the same way and being able to prioritise; the indicator is a triage aid that supports the round rather than replacing it.

Related Reading

Learn more about choosing and using this product category:

• Incontinence Management in Canadian Long-Term Care: Briefs, Pads, and Catheter Supplies for Directors of Care
• Incontinence Management in LTC: Product Selection Guide for Canadian Healthcare Administrators
• Incontinence Management Products for Canadian Long-Term Care Facilities: A Complete Bulk Procurement Guide for Directors of Care

Regulatory status: Distributed under MDEL #35334. CliniEco Medical holds Medical Device Establishment Licence (MDEL) #35334, issued August 24, 2026. For facility pricing, volume orders and procurement support, contact our team at alina@clinieco.ca or visit our Business Account & Bulk Quote page.

Pack & case structure: 1 pack = 20 briefs. Sold by the case only — 1 case = 6 packs (120 briefs) — $94.80 ($0.79 per brief). Minimum purchase = 1 case; single packs are not sold separately.

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