Menstrual and Incontinence Pads

Managing monthly periods, unexpected bladder leaks, and post-pregnancy healing is a normal part of life, but having the wrong protection can mess up your whole day. For over 20 years, House of Nappies has helped Australian families find simple, reliable protection that fits naturally into their routine. Our collection of adult pads and liners includes daytime, night, and active period pads, soft maternity pads, and incontinence liners. We also stock anatomical male drop pads alongside gentle bladder leakage pads, making it easy to find soft, breathable options for everyone in the home.

Tailored Comfort for Every Stage and Need

We carry a wide mix of absorbencies and shapes to help you manage periods, bladder leaks, or postpartum recovery without a second thought:

• Period & Daily Freshness: Stay comfortable through your cycle with everyday, active, and heavy-flow period pads, or use thin panty liners for bladder leaks and those ‘just in case’ moments. If you’re shopping specifically for female bladder leaks, you can explore our collection of incontinence products for women.
• Anatomical Protection for Men: For men dealing with light drips, male urinary incontinence guards and cupped drop pads provide targeted absorbency right upfront where it’s needed most. You can browse our full range of male incontinence products built specifically for the male body.
• Postpartum Support: Getting periods and discharge again after giving birth is an adjustment, but our specially designed maternity pads make it that little bit easier.
• Overnight Protection: Overnight incontinence pads and menstrual pads are made with extra-absorbent materials with longer coverage so you can enjoy a full night of leak-free sleep. Alternatively, our absorbent adult briefs and pull-ups are a fantastic option if you’re after underwear styles instead of adhesive pads.
• Value Packs: Running out of personal care supplies is a headache. We offer bulk buy adult incontinence liners, pads, and menstrual care in cost-effective value packs to keep your cupboard stocked for less.

Pro Tip: Keep mattresses and couches safe from unexpected damage by laying down reusable or disposable underpads and bed protection, used for kids and adults alike.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between standard sanitary pads and incontinence pads?

Standard sanitary pads are designed to catch thick, slow-flowing menstrual blood using cotton or cellulose fibres. Incontinence pads and bladder control liners are built for thin, fast-flowing urine. They use fast-acting superabsorbent polymers that turn fluid into gel instantly, locking away wetness and neutralising odour to keep your skin and clothes dry.

How do I select the right absorption level for adult pads and liners?

It comes down to the fluid type and how much protection you need. For example, panty liners for incontinence are the thinnest option and should only be used for small drips or spot care. For sudden bladder surges, heavy period days, or sleeping, we offer larger, yet still discreet incontinence pads and overnight menstrual pads with higher fluid capacity. The product packaging will indicate the absorbency level on the front and/or use words such as ‘liner’, ‘regular’, ‘super’/’plus’, or ‘overnight’.

Can I purchase incontinence aids using NDIS funding?

Yes, you can — House of Nappies is a registered provider. Eligible NDIS participants with plan-managed or self-managed core funding can use their consumables budget to buy bulk incontinence liners, pads, and daily personal hygiene items. Eligible participants are encouraged to read more about our NDIS registered provider options.

Can wearing these liners cause skin irritation or diaper rash?

House of Nappies is proud to supply some of the best incontinence pads for sensitive bladders and skin. Our range of unscented adult pads and bladder control liners uses breathable backing materials and top-layers that quickly pull moisture away, helping keep your skin dry, healthy, and friction-free. Irritation generally happens from allergic reactions to chemicals/fragrances or when trapped moisture sits against the skin for a long time — so make sure not to wait too long before swapping out for a fresh one, and go for unscented options (like ours!).

How often should an incontinence pad or liner be changed?

It’s best to change your pad or liner as soon as it feels damp/right after a leak or at least every few hours (unless it’s an overnight one, in which case you just replace it when you wake up). Even if light bladder leakage pads still feel relatively dry, changing them regularly throughout the day maintains proper hygiene, helps you steer clear of odours, protects your skin, and keeps you feeling fresh.

What is the difference between shaped pads and male guards?

Standard shaped pads have a symmetrical hourglass or rectangular shape that works for unisex or feminine protection. Male urinary incontinence guards and drop pads are specifically contoured with a wider, cupped front that fits male anatomy, placing the absorbency directly where men need it without excess bulk on the sides.

Are my orders packaged discretely?

We know personal hygiene products require privacy. All orders from House of Nappies are delivered in plain packaging, so nobody can see what’s inside when your parcel arrives.