Friends Adult Insert Pads
Friends Adult Insert Pads Product Description
- Adult insert pads come with a super absorbent core and adhesive tabs which helps prevent leakage. One pack of Friends adult insert pads consists of 15 unisex insert pads.
- Soft Lining For Drier Skin
- Leak Guard : Standing Leak Guard for Maximum Protection
- Core Padding : In the Target Zone For Better Absorption
- Adhesive Tabs : To Keep Undergarment Securely in Place
- Elastic Garters : For Added Comfort
- Suitable for: Unisex
- Price is inclusive of all Taxes
- Product or subscription discounts if any will be displayed and applied at final checkout page
- Free Shipping above Rs. 350/-
Friends Adult Insert Pads Product Description
- Adult insert pads come with a super absorbent core and adhesive tabs which helps prevent leakage. One pack of Friends adult insert pads consists of 15 unisex insert pads.
- Soft Lining For Drier Skin
- Leak Guard : Standing Leak Guard for Maximum Protection
- Core Padding : In the Target Zone For Better Absorption
- Adhesive Tabs : To Keep Undergarment Securely in Place
- Elastic Garters : For Added Comfort
- Suitable for: Unisex
- Price is inclusive of all Taxes
- Product or subscription discounts if any will be displayed and applied at final checkout page
- Free Shipping above Rs. 350/-
Friends Adult Insert Pads Product details
- Product Dimensions : 24.5 x 11.5 x 13.5 cm; 410 Grams
- Manufacturer : Nobel Hygiene Ltd.
- Item Weight : 410 g
- Item Dimensions LxWxH : 24.5 x 11.5 x 13.5 Centimeters
| Friends Adult Insert Pads | Price(₹) |
|---|---|
| Friends Adult Insert Pads [Pack of 15] | 195.00 |
| Friends Adult Insert Pads [Pack of 240] | 3104.00 |
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