Tranquility Topliner Booster Pad

Reviews are practically nonexistent for booster pads. Not even XPMedical.com, a retailer website that does the most thorough job of lab-testing adult diapers, rates booster pads, although it sells them. Editors at IncontinenceSupport.org recommend the Tranquility Topliner Booster Pad. We found no user reviews beyond a message-board discussion on Depend.com, where discussion of brands other than Depend is permitted.

Booster pads are meant as supplements to briefs-style adult diapers and disposable pull-on underwear, not as standalone pads. As one user review termed it, it is a "diaper within a diaper." Reviews are scarce, but IncontinenceSupport.org recommends the Tranquility Topliner. The Tranquility Topliner has a flow-through top and back sheet. After it fills to capacity, the liquid is transferred to whichever main diaper or disposable underwear you have on. We found a message-board discussion in which a few users discuss Tranquility Topliners in regard to fit and leakage. There is some agreement that the Tranquility Topliner Booster Pad fits better between a main diaper's leak guards than the Tranquility Topliner Contour. As a main diaper, most reviews recommend the high-absorbency Abena Abri-Form X-Plus (*est. $15 for a package of 14 medium), which attaches with tape in four places.