are they for bowel incontinence or just urinary?
359070
My purchase was for urinary incontinence in an elderly woman and this product HELD VERY WELL!
1763555
I don't recommend using them on your "bowels"; they have laxatives for that, haha! But for bowls, yes. ;)
1932304
These are designed for regular size toilets. They are great for public restroom uses.
2055671
I have had cancer and as a result sometime I leak when lifting or bending. I do not leak very much, but do not want wet pants. If you friend does not actually wet himself I think these would work. I would not like to wear diapers if I didn't have too. Good Luck
496429
They are mostly used to enlarge the urethra. There is another benefit but I won't go into it now. Just remember if you get this product start with the smallest one first. Make sure that you sterilize it before and after every use. Also make sure you use a lube when you insert it in the urethra. If you don't, sterilize or use a lube, you will probably end up with an very nasty infection.
1013737
Yes, they are, but the plastic is very thin and super strong. In my opinion, after using different brands of diapers on a totally incontinent bed fast patient for almost three years, these are the best affordable diapers for my pocketbook.
310403
These are to be used with your normal inserts. They are a liner to catch solids and are flush able. They are awesome. Make cleaning up poop so easy. No spraying
1477195
I think the answer is a little subjective based on the amounts expelled. We bought these for our female when in heat. There were a couple of times that she managed to 'slip out of the hous' before we took it off and urinated in the diaper by accident. It held it just fine but it wasn't a lot of urine either. So it would probably do the job for you and having the two of them, allows you to wash one between the wears or if accidents occur.
380271
I have a pair of incontinent underwear and I use it in them which you can use any kind of underwear. My leakage is really bad and that is why I use the special underwear.
498017
Hi, Yes, they fit like a belt. They wrap around the middle of male dogs to catch the urine. They work like a diaper. They have a leak proof outer cover and are absorbent on the inside - just like a diaper. There is even elastic like around the legs of diapers. Since they aren't as absorbent as I would like, I put a Poise or Tena pad inside too. Incontinence pads are designed to absorb a lot of urine quickly and they work well. Wiki Wags and the incontinence pads have been the perfect combo for my little guy. Even when he urinates, his skin stays dry. For my situation, the Wiki Wags serve as a perfect wrap/pad holder and back up should the pad leak. I'm able to use the same Wiki Wag several times because the pads rarely leak. They have really helped make things easier for me. Good luck with your pug.
841836
They are definitely Litter Genie. They may mention Litter Locker because perhaps they fit that product, but these are for Litter Genie.
630469
There really is not a lot of absorbent material on the sides of these, there is a sufficient amount of material in the front, back, and area between legs for heavy bladder leaks, but probably NOT enough for sleeping on your side, they are good for active people, walking and normal movement, or for wheelchair bound people as long as they are in sitting position, or laying on their back.Hope this helps.
100542
About the same size, but I believe they are a capsule instead of a pill. Take two three times a day with meals. They did nothing for me with regard to frequent urination.
89524
Both. They are a nice large size either way, for an incontinent adult to protect their bed at night, or as a pee pad for a dog.
675925
The more nuanced answer is that it depends on amount and liquidity. It's true that tape-on briefs (diapers) will have greater coverage and will offer better protection. Diapers with standing leak guards will be even better, but if the release is small, these might actually do what you need. But it's also true that these really are more designed for urinary incontinence, and the pad's positioning and size reflect that.
917626
These are a cover for a cloth diaper. If these are all you are wearing probably not. If you are wearing a cloth diaper under these, then yes. But as with all diapers leaks happen. These are just thin vinyl, there are better ones on market that would do a better job at leak protection when used with diapers, but cost much more. Also there are all sorts of cloth diapers, some called all-in-ones(which include a waterproof outer cover).
680422
They are more bulky so they can hold more liquid, but I do not find them uncomfortable. The shields are thin but only good for dribbles not serious leakage. The guards are better than diapers if urine is your only issue. I have had them leak when I have more larger liquid quantity but I still like them the best. Easy to change and insert a dry one.