LivDry High Absorbency Pad Insert for Incontinence Briefs and Adult Diapers, Women and Men, Hyper 2400 (18 Count)

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.

These pads are top of the line. Amazing quality. You can not compare them to anything you buy in the stores. I have been purchasing these pads for my Grandmother whom I care for , for over 3 years now. The 1600 are great for day time needs of a fully incontinent adult. 2400 are perfect for night. We can make it through the night with out having to get her up 3+ times to change her pad. Her skin stays healthy, they don't fall apart, and she gets uninterrupted rest. I even used the 1600's for postpartum care. They fit quite comfortably inside any brand pull up or adult diaper. They can even be used for someone who is bed ridden. When my grandfather was in hospice care we used these under his bottom and tucked up between his legs and he stayed much dryer and cleaner than with the diapers. I would give them 10 stars if I could.

These have been sn absolute God send I for me since my stroke ! Tuck one in my Liv dry pull up and can pee in it at night because I can’t easily get up to the bathroom. Then I throw it in my cherry scented 4 gallon trash bag next to my bed and then I can go back to sleep. No skin irritation because they’re so absorbent!

PROS: These are wonderful, especially for nighttime use. No need to change incontinence underwear two or three times. They are super wide and long. CONS: Because of the large size, they can be difficult to place. A strip of adhesive at the very top of the front amd back would be a huge help and improvement. Other than that and the high price they are amazing.

It does the job and it's easy to take off

Absolute garbage. Not usable with diapers or other incontinent products. Barely is able to hold its own capacity. If anything, CAUSES major leaks. I used two, they both immediately leaked and threw the rest of the pack away. The remaining diaper was completely dry.

These do hold a whole full bladder, I tested before I try them for a road trip that I was not sure I could hold it between rest areas. But they are so uncomfortable to walk in and they slide around so not something to use on a mobile person.

Really helps overnight leakage