Diapers or not

A while back i purchased a pack of Tena Midi Plus, thinking i was buying diapers, but found they were just pads, are they intended to fit into some form of holder ? they dont have any ties or sticky tapes ?

I've never heard of them. Like you said maybe used along with some sort of a pant and pad system. Do the pads have a plastic backing on the back of them to keep liquid contained? If not I'm wondering if they are a booster pad.

I know of a Tasmanian company called Eenee which sold nappy pants where extra long disposable pads for incontinent patients.

It maybe similar

Right, well ive just measured one, its 6 inches wide and 14 inches long, has a sort of plastic backing that is around an inch wider all around , i tried to use one with one of my other diapers, but didnt seem to be of any use, who would be using these ?

Small label says made by sca hygene producs in sweden and below that is www. tena. com, but i cant find them in the whole tena range ?

When I became incontinent, I tried Tena's Pad and Pant system. The pants was a stretch mesh type. The pad was hour glass shape that long enough to cover all the front and back. Basically like a disposable diaper without any wings or side panels.

They also went from waist line to waist line as far as the lenghth. So basically the height of a disposable diaper. At that time they didn't have any leak guards.They had like 3 to 4 different absorbency pads.

I didn't care for them because of always leaking. Although changing them was very easy. Just pulling the pant down and removing and inserting a new pad.

Perhaps OP meant to type Tena Mini Plus which is a Tena menstrual pad. The link below is a European company, and does not have many of the Tena products available in the US, and the pads (and other Tena products) are not available in the US.

https://skincolor.net/tena-lady-discreet-mini-plus-16-units/?gclid=CjwKCAiAnZCdBhBmEiwA8nDQxVfcXI0zlnxJiXXzMGPrItuL5dURgifNZfT50sr2rvEak5voT04wOhoCy-8QAvD_BwE