PrevailPrevail Daily Protective Underwear - Unisex Adult Incontinence Underwear - Disposable Adult Diaper for Men & Women - Maximum Absorbency - XX-Large - 12 Count (Pack of 4)

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I have tried all sorts of pads even to a point of putting 4 or 5 in my underwear at the same time and they all leaked so bad I had to change clothes 5-8 times a day. Being a plus size makes it hard to find diapers or incontinent briefs. The main issue is folds of skin push out in unique ways based on your body and no one else's. So finding anything that will form fit has been impossible. The form fit is CRUCIAL since water follows the creases in your skin when you are overweight and comes out in areas that can not always be predicted. So in the past, I have 4-5 pads but still get my panties and the floor wet since I do not have full coverage.Prevail 2X LG not only is big enough to fit me (I wear 4x-5x pants) but the elastic form fits better than my panties and protects from leaks better. I do add extra pads to the Prevail because they are cheaper to change than the Prevails and make them last a bit longer.I wish they had a wider spread in the crotch area and were higher waisted; They tend to be a bit short in the back. I turn them around sometimes and add pads based on my activities. They do not prevent all leaking such as a baby's diaper can. But I no longer have to wash 3-4 towels and 4-5 underwear every day. If I am careful, I change a couple of pads to wear them longer and throw them away when I need to.The elastic stretches out after taking them on and off 4-6 times depending on how much you pull on them and the paper is fragile so you have to be careful not to pull too much or you will put your fingers through it. The best way to take them down if you plan to pull them back up is slide them and just let them fall - it saves the elastic. They are the best I have found for the price.

This adult brief has a really wide panel over the crotch which helps in preventing leaks, but not completely. Be aware that as the crotch panel gets compressed, the more of a risk of leakage occurs. Overall, the brief is more affordable than some of the other adult briefs on the market if you don't mind knowing you will need to change the brief for the compression to avoid leaks.

These briefs are nice. When my cancer returned 2 years ago, the tumor laid on the tube that carries urine from kidney to bladder. I received a nephrostomy bag that I wore for a year. The bag is gone, but my body is still healing with stents in the bladder. After chemo gave me another higher level of of urine output, briefs were necessary. The body heals at its own rate. I will be using these briefs as long as I need.

This item is very good. No leakage and comfortable. The price is comparable to the other brands. Have been buying this brand for over a year.and will continue. I tell all my friends to try these.

There is nothing wrong with the item. It is great. BUT THE SELLER ENROLLS CUSTOMERS INTO AUTO SHIP FOR MONTHLY DELIVERY. SO IF YOU ARE, FOR INSTANCE, IN THE HOSPITAL FOR A LONG TIME, OR INCAPACITATED FOR OTHER REASONS, YOU WILL CONTINUE TO BE BILLED FOR AUTO-SHIP EVEN THOUGH YOU DIDN'T SIGN UP FOR IT. WHY AMAZON ALLOWS THIS SELLER TO CONTINUE THIS IS BEYOND ME.

More comfortable & better fitting brand. Xl fits and does not break.

I hate the idea of having to buy these disposable diapers because it means that I can no longer use the bathroom like a normal person. What is normal? Unassisted? Needing no help? Going when I want? At any rate, since I must use them, at least I have found a brand that is practical and suits my needs. I like to order 2 boxes of Prevail which comes in 4 packs of 12 diapers each. As a Prime member, I can receive them within 2 days by Fed Ex. When I get down to 3 packs, I place my next order. I don't like for my supply to get low, so I like knowing that I can expect my order to arrive promptly within 2 days with time to spare, and I still have at least a pack or more left from my previous order. You just never know how many days you'll use more diapers than usual because of what you ate or drank. Also, during bad weather, there could be delays because of snow, ice, hurricanes etc. It's good to store emergency diapers just like you store emergency food. The price is reasonable and I like the diapers! There is absorbancy where it's needed most; between the legs. The material doesn't need to be thick along the panty part. What's so cool is that when you need to change, you just find the side seam, grasp, then rip it inch by inch until you get to the end. Then do the other side. You'll need to find the best method of what works best for you as far as how to actually remove it. All in all, I think I like Prevail the best. I've tried 2 others. I don't like the ones with the tabs. I prefer the pull ups. The tabs might be better for an adult who has a caregiver who has to put the diapers on then remove them. It might be too difficult to use the pull ups on someone who can't stand.