by Amazon Maxi Women’s Incontinence Pads, 48 Count

Count: by Amazon Maxi incontinence pads are disposable urinary protection pads for women, supplied as 48 pads in six packs of eight. The listing describes them for moderate to heavy bladder weakness and claims channel-assisted absorption, odour control and individually wrapped pads.

At a glance

The pack contains six individually stated packs of eight, for 48 pads in total.
Channel technology is claimed to absorb up to 2.5 times faster and distribute liquid more widely than the previous non-channelled product.
The listing describes a slim, shaped pad with odour control and individual wrapping for storage in a handbag.
Manufacturer claims include breathable material, a fresh-cotton-like feel and dermatological testing.

Price

£11.76Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£13.84~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Large 48-pad pack split into six smaller packs of eight.
Fragrance-free non-woven material and disposable design are specified.
Individual wrapping and a compact storage use are claimed.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity and pack
Brand	by Amazon
Model	5400606942974
Pad type	Incontinence Pad
Size	Maxi - 48 Pads (6 packs of 8)
Number of items	48
Colour	White
Age range	Adult
Target audience	Women
Use	Urine Protection
Reusability	Disposable

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	16.8 x 39.8 x 26.6 centimetres
Weight listed	469 Grams
Pad length	26.6 Centimetres

Materials and protection
Material listed	Non-woven
Fragrance	Fragrance Free

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The manufacturer describes these pads for urinary incontinence and says they are not suitable for menstrual use. It recommends one pad at the appropriate absorbency rather than layering two. If leakage persists, the listing suggests a higher absorbency level or pull-up pants. Customer feedback is mixed on absorbency, effectiveness and comfort, and includes concerns about the pads being narrower than before and bulky. The listed length is 26.6 Centimetres, but no pad width is supplied.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Women seeking disposable urinary protection in a multi-pack.
Buyers who prefer fragrance-free material and individually wrapped pads.

Less suited to

People seeking menstrual pads, as the manufacturer says this product is not suitable for menstrual use.
Buyers who need confirmed pad width or consistently reported comfort and absorbency before purchase.

by Amazon Maxi Women’s Incontinence Pads, 48 Count · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 2,041 ratings

5 stars65%65%
4 stars9%9%
3 stars10%10%
2 stars4%4%
1 star12%12%

Customer feedback is mixed on quality, value, effectiveness, comfort and absorbency. Some customers describe the pads as good value and absorbent, while others report low absorbency or poor value. Feedback also flags concerns that they are narrower than before and can feel bulky. These disagreements matter because the listing identifies the product as Maxi and claims channel-assisted absorption, but does not give a pad width or independently establish fit and performance.

Mixed feedback

Customers disagree about quality and value, with both favourable and unfavourable impressions reported.
Reports of effectiveness, comfort and absorbency differ.
Some customers say the pads are narrower than before and criticise their bulkiness.

Frequently asked questions

How many pads are included?

The listing states 48 pads, supplied as six packs of eight.

Are these suitable for periods?

No. The manufacturer says they are designed for urinary incontinence and are not suitable for menstrual use.

Can two pads be layered for extra protection?

The manufacturer recommends using one pad at the right absorbency level. It says the backing is designed to repel liquid, so a second pad underneath will not add protection.

What does the listing claim about absorption?

It claims channel technology offers up to 2.5 times faster absorption and improved distribution compared with the previous non-channelled product. This is a manufacturer claim, not an independent measurement.