Prevail Fluff Incontinence Underpads, Large, 150 Count (Packaging May

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Not at all absorbent. Not for kidsThese underpads are horrible. They don't absorb. I used them for my toddler. It makes puddle of pee and toddler clothes get drenched. I got underpads from cvs. They are expensive but super absorbent. Those pads Keep my toddler dry through out the night.1Works as advertisedI originally bought the McKesson brand based on the reviews, but very disappointed as they always leaked. I will continue to buy this brand as they do not leak..Highly recommend this brand.5I find them to be a much better alternative than pads packaged specifically for dogsWe actually use these for our little dogs who don't have the bladder control to last if we're out of the house for very long periods of time. I find them to be a much better alternative than pads packaged specifically for dogs. The reason for this is three-fold: 1. They are larger. 2. They are considerably more absorbent. 3. They are much less expensive. It's a win-win for us!5I use them for my animalsI used them to line my rat cage, so I wouldn't have to deal with bedding getting kicked out and strewn all over the floor. They worked perfectly for that, until the rats got the idea to chew holes and hang out INSIDE the pads. I solved that problem by placing heavy objects (hide-outs and toys) around the corners where they liked to chew. They never just chewed in the middle, so as long as the corners were blocked, everything was fine.Now that I have a puppy, I also use them as pee pads. The puppy prefers using them over using our plain hardwood floors (because they're slippery and she doesn't like that), but she also sometimes pees on the carpet (that's a potty training problem though, not a problem with the product).5Very much "light-weight"Perhaps I might have understood as much, if I had studied out the options better. It pads are quite thin, considerably more so than the pads I'd been using. I went with this one based on price and got what I paid for. They are "ok" thus the 3* rating. I'm just disappointed that they don't stay in place when sat on - they easily crumple up, move on the bedside, even stick to the patient's legs/butt (none of that with previous brand.) Thankfully I don't need them (right now) for incontinence so I'm not too worried - problem is just mostly inconvenience.3Good for puppy pads.I have a 15lb elderly, blind, diabetic Chi who sleeps most of the day and night so I created an area for her lined with these pads. I use the pink washable pads under them as these do sometimes leak, depending on where my Chi decides to go on the pad. Edges seem to be the culprit. But they keep the washable one underneath pretty clean and as a result my wood floor is dry. Using them to train my lab rescue dog as well. I have no idea why pads like this are so expensive; kind of ridiculous when you consider what it likely costs to produce, but these are the most practical I ve found. Not a perfect solution, if I find something better I ll update. Do get the washable waterproof pads to use under them.Update: I ve been using these Prevail pads for my 18 yr old deaf and blind Chihuahua for about a year now and I m very happy with them. I place the pink washable pads on the floor pink side down and then layer these pads over that, crisscrossing so the edges aren t exposed. Most of the time I can just lift one or two off the stack and replace with clean ones. I go thru about a case every 2-3 weeks as I m pretty quick to change the soiled ones so I now have them on auto delivery. She s pretty content in her little corner and sleeps most of the time but she is diabetic so I have to make sure she has food and water as that helps keep her calm. I bathe her, fluff & change her bedding and keep her warm with a night light so she isn t completely in the dark. No heroics for this dog; she was given to me by a friend who found her abandoned at the pier in Long Beach in 2005. Since then, she s been well loved and had a great life. When she s ready I m sure she ll let me know.5Not Just For HumansIf you have ever bought "pee-pee" pads for puppies or older dogs, you know how insanely expensive they can be -- often over $1.00 per pad. We have a 14 year old Yorkie who is deaf and blind in one eye. In addition she seems to pee every waking hour. Rather than let her roam and pee at will, we put her in one of our old Irish Wolfhound cages to contain her accidents at night. Dogs of course are creatures of habit and don't like to mess up their own nests. Once they learn something it tends to stick with them.So we started caging Ginger at night to limit damage to the house. We knew that if we didn't get it managed correctly our two Irish Wolfhounds would eventually start marking the same areas that she peed on. If that happens we're talking about a REAL problem. We placed one of these Prevail Underpads at the front of her cage, resulting in coverage of about 25% of the cage floor area. The rest of the floor is covered with a small doggie bed, an old bathrobe, and several quilts for bundling. It only took two nights for her to hit the Prevail pad, making morning cleanup so much easier.So if you have puppies or an older dog who can't control his/her body functions, consider buying these pads at only 26 cents each. On a 150 count package, that saves you about $150.00 (or more) every five months. It doesn't matter if it moves around a bit. We anchor one side with a water bowl and fold part of it under a quilt. It catches every drop of liquid and doesn't leak. Works just like it should and takes care of the problem.5Good product at the right price.Anyone who truly needs this sort of thing has my heartfelt sympathies, but if you do need such a product, this is the one to buy. I cannot now remember the brand we purchased previously, but these are roughly the same size and will spare your mattress and bed clothing from the ravages of incontinence.4Excellent value for the money!I use these on my mother's chair, bed and on the car seat.I also use them under my dogs water bowl (keeps water off the floor)I use them with my puppy for potty training.I use them under my plants that I keep inside for the winter. I can water them outside if it is nice out, then set the still dripping pots on the pads.Cneck out pricing at any store or medical supply. You will pay way too much! Multiple uses, great price. One case lasts me 6 months.Highly recommended!!5good size and quite absorbentgood size and quite absorbent. we tried a cheaper and well you get what you pay for. with these if there was a leakage from the undergarment it was absorbed quickly. mom passed and we have a bit of these left over and will find uses around the house for them like when my husband is working on small engine parts and things like that theyll be good to absorb grease and the plastic underside will protect whatever he is working on top of be it the driveway or a table or the lawn. thanks Amazon for your great service with your oh now I don't remember what it's called but buy in Bulk and save and have automatic shipping dates. saves money, time and me having to remember if I placed the order in time or not. Great job guys! Thanks again.5

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Prevail Fluff Incontinence Underpads, Large, 150 Count (Packaging May Vary)

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