MoliCare Premium Form – Anatomically Shaped Incontinence Pads

MoliCare Premium Form is an anatomically shaped incontinence pad designed for moderate to very heavy urinary incontinence. The unique 3-layer absorbent core rapidly draws fluid away from the skin and locks it in, keeping the wearer dry and comfortable. The shaped design follows the natural contour of the body for a secure, comfortable fit that reduces the risk of leakage.

Available in 4 to 8 drop absorbency levels (32 pads per pack), MoliCare Premium Form suits a wide range of incontinence needs from moderate daytime use to maximum overnight protection. Available from Pakuranga Pharmacy.

Key Features

• Anatomically shaped for a comfortable, secure fit
• 3-layer absorbent core — rapid fluid absorption and retention
• Wetness indicator for convenient change timing
• Available in 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 drop absorbency levels
• 32 pads per pack

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between the drop levels in MoliCare Premium Form?

A: The drop rating indicates absorbency capacity. 4 drops suits moderate leakage (daytime use), 5–6 drops suits heavier daytime or light overnight use, and 7–8 drops is designed for very heavy or overnight protection. Choose based on the volume and frequency of leakage — our pharmacists can help you select the right level.

Q: How are MoliCare Form pads worn?

A: MoliCare Premium Form pads are designed to be worn inside close-fitting mesh or stretch fixation pants (sold separately), which hold the pad securely in place. They are not pull-up pants themselves. The anatomical shape provides excellent coverage and minimises leakage around the edges.

Q: Are MoliCare Form pads suitable for faecal incontinence?

A: MoliCare Premium Form is primarily designed for urinary incontinence. For faecal incontinence, MoliCare offers dedicated products with higher containment. Ask our pharmacist for advice on the most suitable product for your specific needs.

Q: How often should MoliCare Form pads be changed?

A: Change the pad when it is wet or soiled, or at regular intervals (typically every 3–4 hours for daytime use, or as clinically directed for overnight use). The wetness indicator changes colour when the pad is saturated. Regular changes maintain skin health and reduce odour.