ActiFit™ Adult Briefs with Tabs – Product Label

Care Remedy Inc • May 13, 2026

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ActiFit™ Adult Briefs with Tabs



Heavy Absorbency • Leak Protection • Odor Control


Product Information

  • Brand: ActiFit™
  • Manufacturer: Care Remedy Inc.
  • Product Type: Adult Briefs with Tabs
  • Count: 40 Briefs per Pack
  • Size: Medium / Large / XL (use correct size)
  • Scent: Unscented
  • Color: White
  • Material: Soft nonwoven fabric with absorbent core

Features

✔ Heavy absorbency for day and overnight protection
✔ Leak guards for added confidence
✔ Odor control technology
✔ Breathable, cloth-like comfort
✔ Refastenable tabs for secure fit
✔ Designed for seniors and adults managing incontinence


How to Use

  1. Open the brief and unfold completely.
  2. Position the brief between the legs.
  3. Secure the lower tabs first.
  4. Secure upper tabs and adjust for comfort.
  5. Change when soiled.


Storage Instructions

Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.


Warnings

Discontinue use if skin irritation occurs. Keep packaging away from children.

Manufacturer Information

Care Remedy Inc.
100 TradeCenter Drive, Suite G-700
Woburn, MA 01801, USA
Phone: (781) 957-8076
Fax: (978) 409-3374

Designed in Massachusetts. Made in China on Behalf of Care Remedy. We plan to start manufacturing in the USA in Q3 of 2027.

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