CliniEco Day Comfort Adult Diapers — Incontinence Briefs, 120 ct

CliniEco Medical Day Comfort Adult Diapers — Incontinence Briefs — 3,000ml, 20-brief pack

These adult diapers deliver dependable 3,000ml day-time protection at about $0.59 per brief — up to 45% less than TENA Classic Plus Brief Heavy. The CliniEco Medical Day Comfort Adult Incontinence Brief is a taped-tab adult brief built for light to moderate incontinence, combining a super absorbent polymer (SAP) absorption core rated at 3,000ml with a soft, breathable cover, a color-change wetness indicator, elasticated leak guards and a 360° elastic waistband. Quality-benchmarked against TENA Classic Plus Brief Heavy — the reference brief in Canadian LTC procurement — the Day Comfort delivers comparable absorbency, fit and dryness at roughly 40–50% less cost. Sold by the case only — 1 case = 6 packs (120 briefs) — $70.80 ($0.59 per brief) for facilities and care programs.

Buying for a facility? Day-time and overnight absorbency are usually stocked as a pair — see the 5,000 ml overnight brief before you set your par levels.

• 3,000ml SAP Absorption Core — super absorbent polymer (SAP) plus fluff pulp core rated at 3,000ml (manufacturer-declared whole-product capacity), pulling fluid away from the skin and locking it inside for reliable 4–6 hour day-time wear.
• Wetness Indicator — a color-change indicator strip tells caregivers at a glance when a change is due, cutting unnecessary checks and supporting scheduled toileting rounds.
• Elasticated Leak Guards & 360° Elastic Waistband — soft standing leak guards plus a pressure-free elastic waistband front and back keep the brief snug and leak-free through sitting, transfers and repositioning.
• Breathable, Skin-Friendly Cover — a soft hot-air non-woven top sheet with a breathable PE backsheet (≥5,000 g/m²/24h) helps keep skin dry and reduces the risk of incontinence-associated dermatitis.
• Up to 45% Cheaper than TENA — $70.80 per 120-brief case ($0.59 per brief) versus roughly $1.55 per TENA Classic Plus Brief Heavy at retail; the 120-brief case at $70.80 brings the cost to about $0.59 per brief.
• Odor-Lock Layer — a built-in odor-lock layer neutralizes ammonia odor, keeping rooms, beds and care carts fresher through the day.

Built for long-term care, nursing homes and home incontinence care. In LTC facilities and nursing homes, Day Comfort briefs support scheduled changing rounds for residents with light to moderate incontinence — the wetness indicator lets care staff confirm a change is needed without full checks, and the taped-tab design allows quick application and removal whether the resident is lying in bed or standing at a transfer aid. At home, family caregivers use them for daytime care of bedridden and mobile patients, with the 360° elastic waistband and elasticated leak guards protecting clothing, bedding and wheelchairs between changes. Each brief features a 3,000ml SAP + fluff pulp absorption core (manufacturer-declared capacity), a soft hot-air non-woven top sheet, breathable PE backsheet, odor-lock layer, color-change wetness indicator, elasticated leak guards and 2 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 $70.80 (about $0.59 per brief) — for volume pricing, simplified reordering and consistent stock across floors. Full specifications below.

Product Specifications

How long can a 3,000 ml day-time brief be worn between changes?

This brief is rated for day-time use at roughly four to six hours per brief, which lines up with a normal morning or afternoon changing round. The absorbency figure is a whole-product laboratory value measured by the ISO 11948-1 method with 0.9% saline, not a promise about an individual resident: fluid intake, medication and mobility all move the real interval, so the round schedule stays the clinical decision.

What separates a day-time brief from an overnight brief?

Absorbency capacity is the dividing line between the day-time and overnight briefs in this family, and it is the difference that should drive the choice. Day Comfort sits at 3,000 ml, while the overnight brief in the same family is rated at 5,000 ml, and the 4,000 ml Day Pro brief fills the extended day-time range at roughly eight hours. Stocking three levels lets a care team match the product to the resident instead of over-specifying everyone.

How do refastenable tape tabs change a changing round?

Two refastenable tape tabs plus a 360-degree elastic waistband mean a brief can be opened, checked and re-closed without destroying the fit. For a carer doing a wetness check that is the difference between one brief used and two: the tab is re-set rather than replaced, and the colour-change wetness indicator means the check itself does not require removing the brief.

Which waist does each size fit?

Two sizes, defined by waist measurement, not by a letter: M fits a waist of 32–44 in (81–112 cm), L fits 44–58 in (112–147 cm). Both are the same taped brief with elasticated standing leak guards and an elastic waistband front and back. We confirm your size with you before shipping.

How is a case of Day Comfort briefs packed for a facility order?

Each pack holds 20 briefs and each case holds six packs, for 120 briefs per case, sold by the case only. Ordering in whole cases keeps the count on the storeroom shelf identical to the count on the invoice, and the case structure is the same across the day-time and overnight briefs in this family, so a par-level sheet can be written once and applied to both.

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) — $70.80 ($0.59 per brief). Minimum purchase = 1 case; single packs are not sold separately.

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