CliniEco Night Plus Adult Diapers — Incontinence Briefs, 120 ct

CliniEco Medical Night Plus Adult Diapers — Incontinence Briefs — 5,000ml Overnight, 20-brief pack

How many briefs does one resident use overnight, and how many cases does a 40-bed floor need?

One to two per resident per night on an overnight product rated for 10–12 hours, and the floor total is what drives the order. Forty residents at two briefs a night is about eighty briefs a night, roughly 560 a week — four to five cases of 120. At one brief a night the same floor runs at about two and a half cases a week. That spread is why a floor should measure its own change rate for a fortnight before setting a standing order rather than ordering to bed count alone.

Which features matter most for an overnight brief compared with a daytime brief?

Capacity held for the length of a night, and containment at the sides. This brief carries a stated 5,000 mL and above SAP core rated for 10–12 hours, dual standing leak guards with a 3-inch side overlap, four refastenable tape tabs over a front landing zone and a colour-change wetness indicator for night rounds. The daytime formats in the same range — the 3,000 mL Day Comfort brief and the 4,000 mL Day Pro brief — are built for shorter wear intervals and lighter output.

How does a taped brief differ from a pull-on brief on night rounds?

A taped brief is opened and refastened rather than pulled down, so a bedbound resident can be changed without being lifted into a standing position. That is the whole argument for tape overnight: fewer transfers at 2 a.m., and tabs that reclose if the fit needs adjusting after repositioning. A pull-on format such as the adult pull-on brief suits an ambulant resident who toilets with assistance, where the brief comes down and back up rather than being opened.

Night rounds are a record before they are a routine: the printable night-round change sheet logs each overnight change against the resident, and the facility supply planner turns the measured change rate into cases per week. Standing orders across floors, and mixed cases with underpads and day briefs, are quoted at the clinic ordering desk.

Facilities that order across the range — briefs on one purchase order and the reprocessing supplies for the treatment room on the next — put the documentation questions behind that file to the compliance documentation desk.

CliniEco Medical distributes the Night Plus brief in Canada under MDEL #35334.

These overnight adult diapers deliver maximum 5,000ml+ protection at about $1.00 per brief — up to 45% less than FORSITE AM:PM Maximum. The CliniEco Medical Night Plus Adult Incontinence Brief is a taped-tab overnight brief engineered for heavy and nocturnal incontinence, with a 5,000ml+ SAP absorption core, overnight absorption technology for 10–12 hours of uninterrupted protection, dual leak guards with 3-inch side overlap, four tape tabs, a color-change wetness indicator and a 360° elastic waistband. Quality-benchmarked against FORSITE AM:PM Maximum — the institutional overnight standard in Canadian LTC — the Night Plus delivers comparable all-night capacity and dryness at roughly 40–50% less cost. Sold by the case only — 1 case = 6 packs (120 briefs) — $120.00 ($1.00 per brief) for facilities and care programs.

Other briefs and underpads in the same CliniEco range:

• CliniEco Day Comfort Adult Diapers — 3,000 ml daytime briefs, 120 ct case
• CliniEco Day Pro Adult Diapers — 4,000 ml briefs, 120 ct case
• PLA biodegradable adult underpads, 30×36 in — 50 ct case

• 5,000ml+ Overnight Absorption Technology — high-SAP core rated at 5,000ml+ (manufacturer-declared whole-product capacity) and engineered for 10–12 hours of overnight wear — fewer night checks, fewer changes, better sleep for residents.
• 4 Tape Tabs for a Secure All-Night Fit — four refastenable medical-grade tape tabs with a front landing zone let caregivers dial in a snug, adjustable fit that stays put through turning, repositioning and overnight protocols.
• Dual Leak Guards with 3-Inch Side Overlap — double standing leak guards with a 3-inch side overlap give zero-tolerance side containment for overnight output, protecting bedding, mattresses and skin.
• Wetness Indicator — a color-change strip shows at a glance when a change is needed, so night rounds stay quick, quiet and efficient.
• Up to 45% Cheaper than FORSITE — $120.00 per 120-brief case ($1.00 per brief) versus roughly $2.00 per FORSITE AM:PM Maximum brief; the 120-brief case at $120.00 brings the cost to $1.00 per brief.
• Rapid SAP Lock-In, Dry Skin Through the Night — the SAP core pulls urine away from the skin and locks it in, with a breathable backsheet and odor-lock layer keeping skin dry and rooms fresh until morning.

Which care settings is Night Plus built for?

Built for long-term care, nursing homes and home incontinence care. In LTC facilities and nursing homes, Night Plus briefs are applied at the final evening round for residents with heavy output or nighttime incontinence: the 5,000ml+ core and dual leak guards are engineered to last 10–12 hours, so residents sleep through the night and morning rounds start with dry beds and intact skin. At home, family caregivers use them for overnight care of bedridden and immobile patients, cutting nighttime changes, laundry and mattress damage — and the four tape tabs make application quick even during low-light night checks. Each brief features a 5,000ml+ SAP + fluff pulp absorption core with overnight technology (manufacturer-declared capacity), a soft hot-air non-woven top sheet, 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 $120.00 ($1.00 per brief) — for volume pricing, simplified reordering and consistent stock across floors. Full specifications below.

Product Specifications

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.

How is a case of Night Plus packaged and sold?

Pack & case structure: 1 pack = 20 briefs. Sold by the case only — 1 case = 6 packs (120 briefs) — $120.00 ($1.00 per brief). Minimum purchase = 1 case; single packs are not sold separately.

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