FitRight Ultra Adult Diapers, Disposable Incontinence Briefs with Tabs, Heavy Absorbency, XX-Large, 60"-69", 4 packs of 20 (80 total)
Score By Feature
OveReview Final Score
Product Description
Questions & Answers
If you could buy them in a pack of 20 only, I would be interested. When I first encountered them, they were in a skilled nursing facility where they did well for patients. In the end, I purchased 80 of them per case.
This is an account with a flexible spending budget. An HSA is an account which saves money on health care.
Unlike most of us, I am not familiar with the reason for the higher price. What causes the price to rise or why it continues to rise.
If your son is bedridden and you're going to put them on him, XL will be nice. You may want to get the large if he is mobile and wears more than sweat pants when he is out and about.
Selected User Reviews For FitRight Ultra Adult Diapers, Disposable Incontinence Briefs with Tabs, Heavy Absorbency, XX-Large, 60"-69", 4 packs of 20 (80 total)
A little difficult to fit right, as I ordered a size XL for my mother and they were more like a medium & large Cover her back end but not her thighs. It also has a very, very poor quality and tends to Invest your money wisely and don't let it go to waste!.
It was for my mother who is bedridden and has gotten rave reviews from the home care attendant who looks after her. She never mentioned that leaks would occasionally occur because she never mentioned it, but these seem to be so much better than the generic ones As her attendant made it a point to inform me, I had trouble deciding whether or not to get it, and I wanted to pass this information along to others. The height and weight of my mother are about 160 pounds Her height is 170 pounds, and she moves in the bed with assistance and on her own. The size I got for her is.
They say you get what you pay for, and while these were cheaper than the products I normally buy, the quality is less than ideal and their absorbency is inferior. Furthermore, there were a lot of bad tabs. It is impossible to keep these on, and I had to tape them to my husband to keep them in place. I will not purchase them.
The side flaps tend to tear easily, so take care not to pull them. A very absorbent material. This bag contains everything that you need and won't leak.
There is a problem with sizing! A relative in assisted living took size large, so we bought two orders and labeled the bags accordingly so that we can't return the order and we have to spend $116 on that. The caller informs us that the size is It was a waste of money. When ordering these shoes, make sure you order a size larger since the sizes are As a result, it is frustrating as you expect the retailer to have accurate sizing when you order stuff like this. It is impossible for me to comment on the quality as the size does not They are generally well-known for manufacturing these kinds of products & services This has surprised us to say the least.
Underwear from Fit Right and Depends for adults and a Huggie diaper for infants were teste d. In the race for first place, Huggie won, Fit Right finished in second, and Depends came last. The Fit Right and the Depends were both capable of holding at least 2 liters of water, but both leaked. Our tests indicated that when we pressed on a full Fit Right or Depends diaper, to simulate the pressure people would feel while sitting on a wet diaper, we were able to easily squeeze water through the side nearest While the Huggie, on the other hand, didn't hold in the liquid, no matter how hard we tried. According to the Fit Right test, it did not leak on the outside, but Depends leaked out of its leg holes as well as through its outside material.
Since these were at a lower price point, and the reviews were good, we tried them. The claim is that they are heavy absorbent, but they are at best moderate. Apparently, these aren't good for those who are entirely bed bound. As far as we have tried (and I have tried A LOT of different brands), they will not hold up through the night and leaked worse than any other diaper we have used. At least they get the job done. We'll stick to Seni, which is more expensive, but as good as it gets.
It's not possible to pull the tabs open several times a day on those diapers because they're too flimsy. When I was first trying to open the tabs, I tore the first diaper. Make a disposable diaper out of the pads that you lay on a bed for patients and then duct tape each side of it together.
Related Products For FitRight Ultra Adult Diapers, Disposable Incontinence Briefs with Tabs, Heavy Absorbency, XX-Large, 60"-69", 4 packs of 20 (80 total)
