A small daytime kit is the bag that already has the next change in it before anyone looks for keys. The person who wears the product can keep that bag by the door. An adult child who shops for a parent can pack it the same way and leave it on the hook with the coats.
Keep the kit to what a few hours out of the house actually uses. A full case stays at home. The bag gets a couple of the pieces you already wear, something to wipe with, and the spare still in its own wrapper so the used piece has a cover on the way to a bin. Nobody needs a second format in that bag unless the person already switches formats during the day.

Pieces that are already wrapped
If the daytime product is a pad, the useful detail on the listing is that each pad is individually wrapped. Prevail Daily Pads for Bladder Leaks, Maximum Absorbency, 13 in, 39 ct, says that, and the title also says the pad is latex-free. The recorded price was $19.36. Amazon showed that recorded price when the article was written. Thirty-nine is a home pack. Two or three pads come out of it for the kit. Check the Amazon listing before buying; its price, count, and size may have changed since this article was written.
Poise Incontinence Pads, Maximum Absorbency, Long, 64 Count, is a different pad. The page lists a length of 14.3 inches and describes each pad as individually wrapped. The recorded price was $46.95. Amazon showed that recorded price when the article was written. The extra length is the reason to read the title before you mix the two pads in one pouch. A longer pad takes more room in a small bag, The counts differ, so set the pack prices aside until you divide each one by its count.

A guard is the smaller shape some men already wear inside briefs or boxer briefs. Depend Guards Incontinence Pads for Men, Maximum Absorbency, 104 Count (2 Packs of 52), is described as cup-shaped and individually wrapped in a pocket-sized pouch. The recorded price was $33.99. Amazon showed that recorded price when the article was written. Prevail Daily Male Guards, 12-1/2 in, 14 ct, is a shorter run of cup-shaped adhesive guards the page says are compact enough for a gym bag, desk drawer, or travel kit. The recorded price was $37.99. Amazon showed that recorded price when the article was written. The 14-count is the closer size for a kit you refill often. The 104-count is the carton you refill the kit from. Divide price by the count on the title if you are choosing which carton to buy, because the smaller pack was the more expensive one When the article was written.
Wipes, and what stays home
McKesson StayDry Disposable Wipe, 50 wipes per pack, is a large adult washcloth with aloe, and the listing says it is alcohol-free. The recorded price was $20.39. Amazon showed that recorded price when the article was written. That 50-count fits a tote better than the 12-pack case of the same washcloth, 600 wipes, which had a recorded price of $38.75. Amazon showed that recorded price when the article was written. FitRight Personal Cleansing Wipes with Aloe, 8 by 10 inches, unscented, 816 count, is a still larger case the page markets for incontinence care and sensitive skin, and calls pH-balanced, hypoallergenic, and alcohol-free. The recorded price was $36.99. Amazon showed that recorded price when the article was written. Keep the case at home. Move a short stack into the kit.
Hang the bag where coats go. A kit stored with the bulk cases tends to stay there while the person is already in the car.
Related reading: Pads, underwear, and briefs: which format to buy and What to keep in the car.
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