LivDry launches Hyper 2800 as its highest-capacity incontinence insert

LivDry has introduced Hyper 2800, a new insert for moderate to heavy urinary incontinence that the company says is its most absorbent Hyper product yet. Independently tested under ISO 11948-1, the insert posts a maximum laboratory-tested capacity of 4,034 mL and is aimed at overnight wear, limited mobility and caregiver support.

Why it matters: - Hyper 2800 expands LivDry’s high-absorbency lineup for people managing moderate to heavy urinary incontinence. - The insert is designed to add absorbency to compatible protective underwear or briefs when standard protection is not enough. - The product targets overnight use, reduced mobility and caregiving situations where fewer changes and more protection can matter.

What happened: - LivDry launched Hyper 2800 on Aug. 26, 2026. - The product is the newest addition to the LivDry Hyper family of absorbent pads and inserts. - LivDry says Hyper 2800 is its highest-capacity incontinence insert. - The company is based in Wilson, North Carolina.

The details: - Hyper 2800 was independently tested under ISO 11948-1, also known as the Rothwell standard. - The insert recorded a maximum laboratory-tested absorbent capacity of 4,034 mL, or 136 oz. - LivDry describes that as roughly 17 cups of liquid. - The insert uses a high-absorbing top sheet, a super absorbent polymer core, soft top sheet materials and breathable materials. - Leakage-control barriers around the legs are designed to help contain fluid and limit side leaks. - Built-in placement guides are intended to help individuals and caregivers position the pad inside compatible briefs or protective underwear. - LivDry says all Hyper insert products are generously sized for expanded front-to-back coverage. - The Hyper line now includes five independently tested inserts: Hyper 1200 at 2,180 mL, Hyper 1600 at 2,432 mL, Hyper 2000 at 3,104 mL, Hyper 2400 at 3,697 mL and Hyper 2800 at 4,034 mL. - All Hyper absorbency figures are based on independent testing under ISO 11948-1. - LivDry also offers Hyper 2800 as part of a broader portfolio that includes protective underwear, tabbed briefs, absorbent inserts and underpads. - The company’s other high-capacity products include LivDry Ultimate incontinence underwear at 2,422 mL and LivDry EnduraDry Max tabbed briefs at 4,257 mL. - Those products also were independently tested under ISO 11948-1. - LivDry Ultimate uses a pull-on design for people who want comfort, fit and greater independence. - LivDry EnduraDry Max is designed for higher-demand situations where secure fit, easier changes and caregiver help may be important.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a move away from one-size-fits-all protection toward product choices based on absorbency, mobility and caregiving needs. - LivDry is positioning inserts as a flexible middle option between pull-on underwear and tabbed briefs. - Ty Hishikawa, president of LiveDo USA, said customer, caregiver and healthcare professional feedback continues to shape the Hyper line. - Hishikawa also said people need options that provide greater absorbency, fewer changes and easier caregiving as protection needs become more demanding.

What's next: - LivDry says Hyper 2800 is now part of its broader high-absorbency portfolio for people managing incontinence independently and for caregivers providing hands-on assistance. - The company directs readers to more information on urinary incontinence, bladder health, high-absorbency products and Hyper inserts. - LivDry says it will continue product innovation and educational resources for people whose protection needs change over time.

The bottom line: - Hyper 2800 gives LivDry a new top-end insert option for users who need more absorbency without moving to a different protection format.