LivDry High Absorbency Pad Insert for Incontinence Briefs and Adult Diapers, Women and Men, Hyper 2400 (72 Count)

I've used every brand on the market. Nothing could hold it all when I'd wake up. As soon as I stand it starts flowing. Been doing that now for two years. Used to just leak but now it's a total flow. A surgeon in 2001,knicked my bladder, so started leaks. After so many years it finally just stopped holding.Finallly i sstarted looking for something that would hold the total flow.. this is the only thing that can do it. No underwear can hold it, no depends, can hold it. No pads can holdvit.They think longer is gonna do it, but it doesn't flow that way when it's a gusher. It always goes side to side before backwards.This product is big, bulky and expensive but it is the only one that does not leak!!!

LivDry Super Absorbent Pads work great. Urine does not passthrough LivDry. During the early rehab phase when Hubby was not mobile / getting up to go to the bathroom during the night, I did not have to change the pad or the pullup more than once unless there was a bowel movement. Now that he is able to get up and go to the bathroom, I do not have to change the LivDry pad. Protective under pads and sheets are not getting wet. The LivDry pocket is fully functional, so if you open the pocket and put it on correctly, you should not have leakage. Just make sure Mr. Pepper is in the pocket. My one con is these are extremely expensive when compared with other pads. Some believe a glue strip is needed to hold it in place, but I have not had a problem with the pad getting out of place, not even at night. Users may want to ensure the pullup brief / diaper is the appropriate size to hold the pad in place. Some also expressed concern about the size of this pad. Well, it "appears" huge, but I cannot deny it provides full coverage, front to back. However, it does not stick out of the brief / pullup at the top in the front or the back, so the size is OK to me. I did not find these bulky, either. Again, brief / diaper fit is important as these are not being worn alone. Also, now that Hubby has progressed to getting up to go to the restroom at night in a timely fashion, I no longer need the extra protection from the LivDry pad. So, I think it is necessary during (1) no mobility period and (2) mobile but not getting up and making it to the restroom most of the time. Once the person rehabs to (3) mobile and getting up in time to go to the restroom with minor incontinence, a good nighttime brief should suffice. Also, this review is based on use with a man. They experience may be different when used with a woman.

I don't know what we would do without these! These are a must-have for my father and uncle. The only thing I have found that will truly keep you dry. I have tried many products to help them these are the best.

Since there's no adhesive there is nothing to prevent these shifting position. If you need to use the bathroom the backside flops over and needs repositioning to be effective.

94 yo mom takes a med that promotes urination, great for nighttime, clothes still dry.

There was nothing in the info I read before purchasing this that led me find out that this product looks like it needs to be put on by a caregiver. I was expecting an expanded pad to go in my depend. I don’t think this will work

A life saver for mother. It is easy to use and keeps her confident and dry at night. Good for normal to slightly heavier flow.

These worked great, after I used double sided tape to stick them to the inside of my elderly relative’s Depends pull-ups. The patient is mostly bed bound, but is able to sit up unassisted and stand with the aid of a walker. I use the following double sided tape: Super Thin Double Sided Adhesive Tape 1Inch x 66Feet Transparent Sticky Tape for Making DIY