Assurance Maximum Absorbency Underpads, Large 23 in x 36 in, 18 Count

I fold the Unisex Premium underpads when using them in my wheelchair🦼 in case of accidents. It works well when I need to keep my seat dry. It also does a good job when I use it in my bed. The XL size protects the area that could be soiled. It’s also very absorbent.

I recommend them, they do protect against leaks for several hours. I do recommend replacing them if they become saturated. Inirmlly use three at a time because the incontinence underwear tend to gape resulting in potential leaking onto bedding which is a headache. I use three pads so I can sleep through the night. I also switched to the 30 pack , saves money

I use these on the floor around my cats litter box. She’s old now, and she struggles with making it to the box in time, and when she does climb into the box, she also struggles with her aim, which sometimes sprays outside the edge of the box. These pads have been extremely helpful for this situation. They’re also not overpriced; just inexpensive enough to make them worth buying.

I’m 84 years old and I can’t take my dog out and I pad trained her and we use a pack a week so I ordered them almost every time I make an order I add that in and they are very good. I would like to have I’m gonna look for some thicker ones. She pees a lot so I need to maybe get a little thicker pad. I’ll look thanks.

These are more absorbent and the cotton doesn't fall out they are cotton all the way threw not hit n miss like some of the under pads and they are much bigger I usually get the extra large I absolutely love these ones better than all the others I tried I buy two bags per month and it gets me threw a entire month

I have helped many people and also not only for incontinence but also for animals. Lining of drawers and any kids areas and when you want to cover something on a wooden stand, it's great for cleaning and wiping and dusting a wooden floor or so many things that absorbency is great for spills as well when you think of the price of paper towels and you add that up you would be surprised don't think of it as a bladder only issue or to put on a bed to sleep at night or for your puppy and even Urine from all aspects just liquid spills. I found it to be excellent and I have had to order mini brands for many people depending on their insurance and I found this one to be excellent and I'm not getting anything out of this and I pay for it myself for them so they can try it so I will suggest you try it and find out so many other uses that I can't even begin to tell you just lining up your shoes on top of them. It's great un reusing it when you want to stuff it in a cap or a hat that is lightly dried and you can reuse it. A paper towel doesn't get it thank you and I just tried this to see if it would help and I gave several people some out of the packages. I bought to see if they liked it and they compared to the insurance brand like a quarter of the price judge for yourself, but I'm telling you you will not be disappointed. Sometimes you have to go outside of the box to get a great idea.

18 Assurance bed pads at $6.47 is a good deal for a temporary purchase. However, I usually buy Medline's bed pads at 50 pads for $10.85. This is the best deal I've been able to find online and in-store for disposable bed pads. I have Kidney Disease (its stable and doing well) and I have severe Arthritis. I use bed pans because I can no longer rush to the bathroom. I am not interested in this kind of action which brings accidents. These Assurance bed pads are soft and absorb well. It is a good buy if the need is small, yet if there is a daily need for several per day, this is not the best deal for me.. I usually buy these if I run out of the 100 Medline pads I use per month and that cost is just under $24. I can always get the Assurance brand delivered the same day if needed and this is a plus.

These underpads, or chux/chucks as they call them in the hospital, have saved me so much laundry and multiple sets of sheets. My leg bled through the dressings so much after surgery and these pads absorbed it all, just be diligent about changing them out. Chucks don't like to stay in place, so if you're a restless sleeper or toss and turn and move around a lot, find a way to secure it. It may even be a good idea to get a reusable fabric underpad as well.

These are very generously sized and have a thicker absorbent pad than the regular style. Unlike the thinner styles, if they remain dry, they will hold up for several reuses before the lining begins to break apart under the stay-dry cover layer, making their higher purchase price actually a better buy than thinner brands that have to be discarded due to decomposing even though they remain dry.

Literally the same thing as puppy potty pads, just smaller and way more expensive. For the price I was expecting these to be adhesive on one side to prevent sliding around. Nope. Just smaller version of your basic puppy pad, with a huge price markup.