Amazon Basics Maximum Absorbency Incontinence Underwear for Men with Leak Protection and Odor Control, Disposable, Small/Medium, 60 Count (3 Packs of 20)

My dad struggles with incontinence issues. He has tried several different brands of briefs ranging from Depends ($50) to NorthShore ($130). I started ordering these Amazon Basics briefs and his caregivers say they fit him the best out of the other brands we have tried in the past. He's got a little bit of a booty so they pull up just the right amount and are easy to rip the side seams for easy removal. They absorb and hold liquid well. I wish they came in other colors, more manly, but "tighty-whiteys" will have to do for now!

This fits by 8 year old autistic son who has to wear this diaper at nights. It holds urine for at least 9 hours long. No leakage and it's better than most brands. Inexpensive and reliable

I recently tried the Amazon Basics Incontinence Underwear for Men with maximum absorbency, and I have to say, I was quite impressed overall. Here’s a breakdown of my experience: Comfort Fit: The underwear fits comfortably and stays in place throughout the day. The elastic waistband is soft and doesn't dig into the skin, which is a big plus. Material: Made from a blend of cotton and synthetic fibers, it feels breathable and not overly bulky, allowing for natural movement. Absorbency Performance: As advertised, the maximum absorbency feature holds up well. I found it effective for light to moderate incontinence, providing reassurance without leaking. Odor Control: The odor control is decent, which helps maintain confidence throughout the day. Design Discreet Look: The design is quite discreet, resembling regular underwear, which is great for those who want to maintain their dignity. Colors/Sizes: Available in various sizes, ensuring a good fit for different body types. Price Value for Money: Considering the performance and comfort, the price point is reasonable. It's a cost-effective option compared to some other brands. Areas for Improvement Durability: They are durable enough to last for two days as long as you don't poop in them. Sizing: While the fit is generally good, some users might find the sizing a bit off. It's advisable to check the size chart before purchasing. Conclusion Overall, the Amazon Basics Incontinence Underwear for Men is a solid choice for anyone looking for reliable protection without sacrificing comfort or style. While there are a few areas for improvement, it offers great value for money and effectively meets its intended purpose. I would recommend giving it a try, especially for those seeking a budget-friendly option.

On time delivery - great product

Wearing a large size, excellent fit, holds a lot

They run a little smaller than stated. A bit tight around the waist

Good price and they seem to fit decently and hold a lot. The only leakage issue is with Hubs' habit of tucking all his shirts into the brief. If I don't catch it and fix it, the shirt obviously wicks up the urine and I end up having to change his clothes and the bedding. But this isn't a fault if the briefs. If he's been drinking a lot of water before bed, I will often put a guard pad inside the brief for added absorbency. All in all I'm satisfied with these briefs and will purchase them until I need something more.

Alright, no one wants to talk about this stuff, much less see 60-somethings running around in diapers. Give it up; lose your pride if you need to. I'm undergoing some colon / bowel issues that has my "urge" coming on strong with a required response time of 5-10 seconds. If I miss that window, it is bad, REALLY bad. How many times a week do you like to do laundry? I used to take the clothing out in the yard and hose it off first. No more. These completely protect my clothing and skin, while keeping the issues easily and completely contained and mostly odor-free. This is no serious feat considering that my bowels are currently only producing liquid effluent. The really nice thing (about clean-up) is that after an episode, you can just stand there and rip the sides of these liners to take them off. Do it carefully and fold them up right away and the issue is self-contained. Another item that I found to be extremely useful are 4-gallon scented trash can liners that you can put in small trash cans in your bathrooms (with spare bags on the bottom), so that when you ARE handling a situation, you can get rid of the now-soiled underwear liner neatly and without odor. You've heard about bug-out bags? Well, I created a BUTT-OUT bag with 3 spare liners and dude wipes, so now I am really "good to go", pun intended. On the job site, a restaurant, friend's house - doesn't matter, I can handle pretty much any issue now. Yes, it's embarrassing to talk about it, but if I can help someone else having similar issues to get some level of relief around all this, then fine - let me be embarrassed. These liners have improved the quality of my life and they can improve yours as well.