DryBuddyFLEX 3 Wireless Bedwetting Alarm System with Magnetic Sensor & Remote. New 3rd Gen. Long-Range True Wireless with Magnetic Sensor & Remote. Most Convenient, Feature-Rich & Effective.

We tried a variety of other alarms, but none of them worked. This alarm system was extremely simple to operate, and the alarm itself was nearly impossible for him to ignore. It was crucial that I could place it away from his bed so that he would have to get out of bed to turn it off. After about two and a half weeks, he slept through the night without setting off the alarm (because he was dry). He decided to stop using the alarm after a few nights like this. We stopped using the alarm about two weeks ago, and he hasn't had a single wet night since. "Mom, you can throw away my pull-ups," he said the other day. I'm done with ups; I don't need them any longer! " Thank you so much for sounding the alarm - It felt like a miracle when I saw the final results!.

Paisleigh Hardin

| Feb 04, 2021

I finally bit the bullet and invested in something I should've tried a long time ago after trying what seemed like everything. the system of dry buddies Let's get one thing straight: It is NOT a magical elixir, but rather a support and confidence booster for anyone with bladder control issues; my son is now self-assured and has "beat the alarm" for week-long streaks. Each streak grows longer and longer, and he'll soon be able to sleep without it. Until then, it has aided him in learning to wake up when or before he needs to go to the bathroom. It came with clear instructions that, if followed to the letter BEFORE use, will work right away. The alarm is extremely loud (my son has slept through a tornado, but wakes up when the dry buddy siren goes off). The alarm can be heard from the other end of the house, waking me up in the middle of the night. I also thought it was the safest option because there is no wire for my son to wrap himself around while he sleeps. There are no wires involved.

Jack Allison

| Oct 21, 2021

Finally, our doctor suggested an alarm. We tried wired alarms, but He is such a deep sleeper that he would only rip them off while sleeping. I was going to use this with his Goodnight disposable pants, but I realized he needed the wired Dry Buddy underwear to get the most out of it. br>br>I am not exaggerating when I say the first three nights he was able to sleep through the night completely DRY! I'm not sure if it was psychological or something else. The fourth-place finisher He wet and sounded the alarm on the fifth night, and we assisted him in waking up to use the bathroom. br>HE HAS BEEN COMPLETELY DRY SINCE THE SIXTH NIGHT! Around 4-a. m. , he would even wake himself up to use the restroom. He's on his own, and he's wearing his normal underwear! br>br>I can't tell you how much it means to me as a mother to know we've solved this problem, and to him as an eighth-grader to no longer have to wear pull-ups. To bed, ups! br>br>It doesn't matter that the alarm clock and underpants cost $150! It is well worth the effort! I only wish I'd been aware of this system sooner. I kept telling myself that he'd get over it. br>br>I like that the device is wireless and unobtrusive, and that he can use it on his own, preserving his privacy. I also like the fact that the alarm can be set from a distance. It operates from the opposite side of the house, allowing us to disarm it without waking our other children. br>br>Do not be hesitant to invest in this system! You'll be glad you took the time to do so.

Kaiya Rivera

| Feb 21, 2021

He used to train during the day when he was younger, but when he turned eight in May, he was still wet three nights a week despite using another pad and alarm system for 16 weeks. This other system had an online tracking calendar built in, which he could use to add stars to on nights when he wasn't wet, before he went to bed. The reviews were overwhelmingly positive for the recorded online sessions that included exercises and encouragement from a doctor. The only reason we can think of why it didn't work for him, despite the fact that he slept on his back and it took too long for the wetness to reach the pad and set off the alarm, is that he sleeps on his back and it took too long for the wetness to reach the pad and set off the alarm. His bladder had completely emptied by the time he awoke. We didn't have to change the sheets on his bed after three nights of using the Dry Buddy system attached to the front of his underwear, and we haven't had to do so a month later. We agreed with him that he would keep wearing it until he was dry for a month, but unfortunately, after three weeks, he had one night of a late bedtime and some sugary treats and juices at a party before bed, and his alarm went off at midnight. Even with this one flaw, the results we've gotten with this system have been night and day in comparison to the pad and alarm system. Our son is also completely responsible for putting this on at night and turning it on before going to bed; it has simply become part of his routine. The magnetic closure is very strong, so be careful not to catch any skin in it, but we haven't had any issues. br>Comment on customer service: when we received our alarm, the button on the top of the unit would not turn it on; you had to use the remote control, despite the fact that the instructions said you should be able to do it either way. I tried resetting the device, but it didn't work, so I contacted the company for a replacement. I left a voicemail and sent an email to the number provided, but neither received a response. When you spend this much money on a system, I find that completely disheartening and unsatisfactory.

Briana Welch

| Mar 19, 2021