A hygiene and health company spanning medical and personal care, household tissue and professional hygiene.
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Summary of official statements
Essity’s company guide presents Health & Medical, Personal Care, Consumer Tissue and Professional Hygiene. It names TENA in both its healthcare and consumer-facing business descriptions, placing continence care within a wider hygiene and health portfolio.
The scope shown in its company guide
Medical and everyday care
The guide covers continence care, wound care and compression therapy, alongside feminine and baby care.
Home and workplace hygiene
Household tissue and hygiene products for public and commercial spaces are also part of the company.
Essity’s continence-care brand; its Swedish professional guide covers absorbent products, skin care and digital care.
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Summary of official statements
TENA’s Swedish professional catalogue presents absorbent products for women, men and unisex use, alongside skin care and TENA SmartCare. It offers routes by product format as well as mobility and care needs.
What the Swedish official catalogue covers
Absorbent formats
Pads, pants, belted briefs, all-in-one briefs and products used with fixation pants are listed.
Skin care
Cleansing products, moisturisers and protective creams have separate catalogue sections.
Digital care
TENA SmartCare is presented as digital health care alongside the absorbent ranges.
This is a selection, not the complete range. Product availability, sizes and absorbency labels differ by market.
Manufacturing information reflects the linked company sources. Product-specific details are added when available.
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Product examples from separate official sources. Their markets may differ from the product list above; check each product’s market and original source.
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Curated examples associated with this company or brand. This is not a complete catalogue; each record explains a design detail and links to its original source.
The UK TENA ProSkin Pants Night is designed around lying down at night. Its official description highlights more absorbency at the back, where the manufacturer says it matters in that position.
The US TENA Sensitive Care Overnight Underwear is intended for use while lying down at night. Its official page describes an upgrade focused on lying-down protection and absorption toward the back.
TENA’s washable men’s boxers incorporate an absorbent zone into the underwear. This differs from sticking a separate pad inside underwear or placing a large pad in a fixation garment.
The French TENA Silhouette guide describes disposable absorbent underwear through its close-fitting cut and leg shape. It also highlights a wavy waistline and discreet side seams.
Brazil’s TENA Pants Discreet Black is officially described as following the cut of ordinary lingerie. Alongside its black colour, the outline is intended to resemble underwear.
Australia’s TENA Discreet Low Waist is disposable absorbent underwear described as black inside and out. The official page also highlights a lingerie-inspired low-rise waistline.
TENA’s Taiwanese 玩色敢動褲 range lists a women’s black product (酷黑) and a men’s denim-blue product (丹寧藍) on separate official pages. They are two named products in the same range.
A Singapore-facing TENA page describes Men Active Fit Pants with an absorption zone positioned upfront. It explains a men’s design through absorption placement as well as size or colour.
TENA Washable Soft Cotton Underwear, Classic Black, is a reusable product for small urine leaks on the UK official site. TENA lists 95% cotton and 5% elastane, combining cotton-rich underwear with built-in protection.
The US TENA ProSkin Stretch Super combines stretch sides with fastening tabs. Its official description offers two application methods: pulling it on like underwear or fastening it as an open brief.
The German TENA ProSkin Slip guide identifies ComfiStretch elastic side panels in sizes M and L. Stretch is introduced into the sides of a tab-fastened brief.
TENA PROskin Night Secure is listed in the tape-style section of TENA Singapore’s product selector. Its product-specific description identifies a longer, wider back core and a stretchable back waistband.
Australia’s TENA ProSkin Slip Bariatric Super is an open absorbent brief intended for larger body shapes. TENA describes stretch side panels and adhesive tabs that can be refastened.
TENA Comfort combines a large absorbent pad with a separate fixation garment. The UK Comfort Super description says an all-round barrier gives the pad its bowl shape.
Taiwan’s TENA Men Pad Lv.1 General Type is officially described as an inverted triangular design shaped for men. The point of interest is the pad’s form at the front, rather than its absorbency level alone.
TENA Pads Maxi Night Wide Back Long Length is an Australian urinary-incontinence pad for women, designed with lying down at night in mind. TENA describes additional coverage across the width at both the front and the back of the pad.
Hong Kong’s TENA extra-long night pad describes its shape through both its length and its rear section. The official information specifies a 39 cm length and an 18 cm-wide rear wing.
South Africa’s TENA Lady Protect+ Maxi Night is a urinary-incontinence pad for women. TENA describes extra length and width at the back to provide protection when lying down.
TENA Women’s Sensitive Care Extra Coverage Overnight Pads in the United States offer a material-focused example. In its SkinComfort description, TENA says these overnight pads are infused with Aloe and Vitamin E.
TENA Women’s Sensitive Care Ultra Pads with InstaDRY are US urinary-incontinence pads with a named absorption zone positioned at the centre. InstaDRY is TENA’s name for that central feature.
Brazil’s TENA Lady Discreet Flex is presented for women with light urinary leakage. TENA describes a smaller, narrower rear section intended to fit smaller underwear.
TENA Fix Cotton Special is reusable underwear that holds large shaped pads such as TENA Comfort. The German page lists 71% cotton, 25% polyester and 4% elastane. Its cotton-rich blend differs from ordinary TENA Fix, listed as 96% polyester and 4% elastane.
Canada’s TENA Air Flow Underpad is designed for use on low-air-loss therapy beds. It is an example of bed protection developed with the bed’s airflow in mind.
The US TENA InstaDri Air Securepad is an absorbent underpad for protecting bed linens, furniture and clothing from bodily fluids. Its official description connects a strong waterproof backsheet with use as a repositioning pad.
TENA ProSkin Shampoo Cap is a disposable cap pre-moistened with shampoo and conditioner. TENA’s UK information presents it for washing hair in bed or a chair when regular showering or bathing is difficult.
TENA ProSkin Wash Cream is a cleansing cream that does not need rinsing with water. The UK information describes use during changes of absorbent incontinence products as well as for full-body cleansing.
TENA ProSkin Wet Wash Gloves are disposable cleansing gloves pre-moistened with a cleansing lotion. The mildly scented UK product is presented for body cleansing without additional soap and water.
TENA ProSkin Wash Gloves With Lining are dry cleansing gloves. The UK information describes a hand-covering format with an inner plastic lining that is latex-free.
TENA ProSkin Plastic-Free Wet Wipes are pre-moistened wipes sized for adult cleansing. The UK information describes the wipe material as 100% viscose, a fibre of natural origin.
TENA ProSkin Barrier Cream is a transparent, water-repellent protective cream. The UK product page presents it for protecting skin showing early redness or irritation related to incontinence.
Australia’s TENA ProSkin Wash Mousse is presented for frequent cleansing associated with incontinence care. TENA describes it as an alternative to soap and water.
TENA describes a72-hour assessment using dedicated sensor-equipped absorbent products, changed according to the usual care routine. The logger is moved at every change to record information for a voiding report.
TENA Bibs are disposable mealtime bibs on the brand’s UK professional site. A front pocket catches spills, while a protective repellent layer helps shield clothing from liquids.
The seller describes a vaginally inserted device combining red light, gentle warmth and sonic vibration to support pelvic floor wellness, with a stated routine of 10 minutes every other day. These are seller descriptions, not effects verified by WDO. The page reports study-derived results but also states that the device is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease; study methods and regulatory documentation have not been independently assessed for this entry.
Essity's January 2026 international roundup reports that TENA was voted Portugal's Best Incontinence Brand for 2026 in a Consumer Choice Award. The mention appears alongside other activities and…
Essity published its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on January 22, 2026. Chief executive Ulrika Kolsrud identified TENA for men among strategic segments reporting strong growth, alongside advanced…
BASF announced on December 11, 2025 that it had worked with Essity and TU Wien on a pilot for converting used diapers and other absorbent hygiene products into…
Essity published comparative financial figures on December 2, 2025, ahead of introducing four business areas on January 1, 2026: Health & Medical, Personal Care, Consumer Tissue and Professional…
Australia’s National Ageing Research Institute reported on August 13, 2025 on a community-care pilot with Community Vision and Essity Australasia, funded by ARIIA. It explored the feasibility and…
EPD Australasia lists a product-specific environmental product declaration for TENA Flex and TENA Pants, registered on July 31, 2025. Its identifier is EPD-IES-0025073:001 and its geographical scope is…
An August 2025 Age and Ageing paper reports a six-week trial of the TENA SmartCare Change Indicator in nursing homes in Canada and Germany. The trial did not…
An ICS abstract reports a TENA Identifi evaluation involving 801 residents across 42 Dutch care organizations, with a presentation scheduled for October 8 in Sydney.
