Using diapers for babies can be a task that is not always easy especially for parents who are new to having babies. likewise, using diapers for adults who have no experience though. One of the challenges is differentiating between front and back adult diapers.
What are the different types of adult diapers?
There are two types of disposable adult diapers: adhesive diapers and pants diapers. Both types of adult diapers are intended for different needs. Adhesive adult diapers are usually used for adults or the elderly with certain medical conditions and can only sit or lie in bed. Where users have difficulty in doing activities and need the help of others in the process of changing diapers.
While pants-style adult diapers are more suitable for people with urinary incontinence who are young, still able to move, active and able to go to the toilet alone or with assistance. Adult pants diapers can also be used for those who have high mobility such as medical personnel who use Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) and are on long trips.
Here's how to tell the difference between front and back adult diapers
For those of you who are using adult diapers for the first time for yourself or others may feel confused about where to start. It could be that you are confused from the appearance of the diaper that distinguishes the front and back. But worry no more, because we will discuss how to distinguish the front and back of Parenty adult diapers.
Parenty is an adult diaper that prioritizes comfort and softness. Parenty pants diapers are equipped with a blue line feature. This blue line is found on the waistband of the front of the diaper as a front marker. So that users can easily distinguish the front and back of Parenty diapers.
Then, does the Parenty adhesive diaper type have a blue line as a marker? The answer is no. Unlike the pants-type diapers, the adhesive type Parenty diapers are easier to distinguish between the front and back. Because on the front of the adhesive diaper there is a front tape that is used to glue the left and right adhesive diapers. The front tape is also equipped with numbers to make it easier to adjust the adhesive for a better fit.
Advantages of Parenty adult diapers
Parenty is here to ease the work of caring for those who experience certain medical conditions and require the use of adult diapers. Parenty is specially designed to provide maximum protection as well as comfort throughout the day. here are the advantages of Parenty adult diapers that must be known:
Reduced skin irritation
Parenty diapers are equipped with a 3D structure on the surface that serves to accelerate the spread and absorption of liquids. The 3D surface also reduces direct contact with the skin which effectively reduces friction, keeps the skin dry and prevents skin irritation.
Reduced risk of leakage
Parenty has 360-degree protection against leakage problems. Because Parenty has a 3 cm double side core material to reduce side leakage. While the back is designed tail widened up to 170mm to prevent back.
Good diaper air circulation
There is a hollow air bottom layer that is able to release air but not liquid. This bottom layer can prevent humid conditions when using diapers and make air circulation in adult diapers better.
Large capacity
Adhesive and pants type Parenty adult diapers have different capacity. The pants diaper has a capacity of 600 ml while the adhesive diaper has a capacity of 900 ml. The difference in capacity is adjusted by the needs of each user.
Ergonomic shape
In both adhesive and pants types, the shape of Parenty diapers is ergonomically designed to follow the body shape. In the pants type diapers, the waist is made more elastic so that it is not easily separated during use. The shape resembles underwear, it does not look like using a diaper. The V-shaped crotch design, widened front and back are very comfortable to wear and free to move.
Conclusion
How to distinguish the front and back adult diapers on Parenty diapers is very easy. Because on the pants model diapers there is a blue line as a front diaper marker to distinguish the back of the diaper. so users will not feel confused when using. (Aq/MKK)
