Products intended to support daily care of oneself, including washing and drying oneself, caring for one’s body and body parts, dressing, and protecting one’s body. Included are, e.g. assistive products for dressing and undressing, for body protection, for personal hygiene, for tracheostomy, ostomy and incontinence care and for sexual activity. Assistive products for eating and drinking, see 15 09.

Absorbent pads for children held in place by elastic mesh briefs or other close-fitting underwear.

Absorbent incontinence products for children, equipped with fastener system, which allows it to be secured to the body without the help of an additional fastener system; pads resembling underwear, single-use, usually has elastics surrounding the leg openings and/or self-adhesive tapes

Absorbent incontinence products for children designed to resemble normal underwear.

Washable absorbent incontinence products for children; a variety of designs are available, analogous to such single-use designs as insert pads, pads with fastener system, pads resembling underwear and unbacked pads.

Absorbent incontinence pads held in place by elastic mesh briefs, other close-fitting underwear, pads with fastener system single use or pads resembling underwear, single-use.

Absorbent incontinence products, equipped with a fastener system, which allows it to be secured to the body; an all-in-one usually has elastics surrounding the leg openings and/or self-adhesive tapes. Products with belt as fastener system, single-use, see

Absorbent incontinence products designed to resemble normal underwear, may be especially for male or for female users or as a unisex product.

Absorbent incontinence products in which the absorbent core is mounted within a chassis, equipped with a re-adjustable waist belt; the belt is designed to help with putting the pad on, especially in the standing position.

Pads for underwear are usually designed to contain small amounts of urine, and often have a gender-specific shape; these pads which covers the urethra but not the anus (that is, intended to contain urine but not faeces), and they are placed in wearers' no

Absorbent incontinence pads for men, designed in pocket form to contain the penis and sometimes the scrotum.

Absorbent incontinence pads for men, designed to be placed over the penis and scrotum, but not to surround them.

Absorbent incontinence pads without waterproof backing or integral fastener system; it is held in place using a separate fastener system that includes waterproof backing or used inside another absorbent product.

Absorbent incontinence pads designed to contain faeces.

Washable absorbent incontinence products; a variety of designs are available, analogous to such single-use designs as insert pads, pads with fastener system, pads resembling underwear and unbacked pads.

Products may be single-use or washable for reuse.

Mattresses and mattress coverings, see 18 12 18.

Mattresses and mattress coverings, see 18 12 18.