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Yuhan-Kimberly offers trial of light-leak liners and pads

South Korea Kimberly-Clark Depend

Yuhan-Kimberly announced a Depend Style sampling campaign on May 26, 2026, aimed at women managing light urinary leakage. Applications ran from May 26 to June 7 through the brand's Instagram profile link and advertisements on platforms including Naver, Kakao and Instagram. The company planned to select 100 applicants to receive full-size liners and pads, a multipurpose bag, a small carrying pouch and a guide to the product range.

Participants completing a satisfaction survey after trying the products could enter a draw for additional rewards. Yuhan-Kimberly said it would use their feedback to understand user needs and refine its light-incontinence offering. The campaign also sought to introduce dedicated urine-leakage products to people using menstrual pads instead.

The release cites the company's separate 2025 wearing comparison involving 100 people who had experienced urinary leakage. After comparing its menstrual pads with Depend Style daily pads, about 80% expressed satisfaction with the daily pad. The company describes dedicated products as designed for urine absorption and odour management.