Assurance Men's Incontinence Underwear, S/M, Maximum Absorbency, 36 Count

Was a great help for someone we knew who needed temporary assistance. Easy to put on and take off, and is even designed to be ripped open at the sides if there are bigger messes (we never needed this feature, so I'm not sure how easy it is to tear, but it never tore accidentally). Gave us great peace of mind.

I tried a different brand that was more expensive. It said S/M but it was too big for my husband. The S/M in the Assurance brand fit him perfectly. He is a small man, weighing about 105 pounds because of illness. He has had a few leakages, but I think he waited too long to change. I will continue to buy the Assurance briefs as we are very satisfied with them.

bought for family member that was hesitant at first, but then used one. Discovered it helped more than they thought they would. Said were comfortable, not bulky and easy to use. Wears them when they are on a long trip or going to be out for a long time.

Frankly, having tried other brands and this Assurance brand, I actually like the Assurance as much, and in some cases more, than others for things such as fit, comfort, security, and absorbency. That fact that it costs less is a nice benefit. Thank you WalMart for looking out for us, your regular working-class customers. This is the S/M size package I am reviewing... Please note that I am a "threshold" wearer, insofar as the L/XL size also fits... So if you are on the borderline with regards waistline (I'm a 37" waist) and weight (206 lbs.) and height (6') when it comes to choosing between S/M or L/XL, my opinion is that should you want a snugger fit (maybe for wearing under close-fitting clothes), you might opt for the S/M size. But if you want a little more coverage and a looser fit, such as for lounging at home, you might wish to go with the L/XL. I compromise by keeping a package of each available for whatever I am planning to do. If you are not sure, try first getting the smaller 19-unit package. Hope that helps anyone out with sizing choices. Be well.

Although Assurance Men and Women diapers are less expensive than most name brands, they do not skimp on quality or durability. The lining of the product is as absorbent as any higher priced product I have ever worn and in addition has a built in odor protection that provides additional value. . The diapers protects those that need just a little protection and allows those with a much larger problem to be assured of great and lasting protection. Overall, the cost and value of Assurance men and women diapers are a great value. And to someone who needs to wear them daily the diapers allow them to have a life of freedom from the stress and worry of having to wear a diaper.

These are so good. We've been using another popular brand that just was not providing the protection needed for my 83 yr old dad. We needed really good absorbency because he has dementia and does not het up and go to the bathroom. Besides being very absorbent, there is no odor and the size firs perfectly for my very thin dad. Thank you, thank you, thank you for a really goof product.

Assurance disposable underwear are a good product and are usually a great value. However, I was charged sales tax even though they are supposed to be tax free. The local WalMart store would not help me leaving me to deal with AI on line which was no help, and the live representative at first said the product was taxable but eventually relented and refunded me the tax on only one package not both. It was an upsetting experience, not one that endeared WalMart to me.

We have bought these for an older family member, I am not going to say who due to privacy. I have found that these are good for the price but not the best on the market. There have been times when they have failed and allowed leakage. I know that with any of these products, whether for adults or kids, failure can happen but when it happens for an adult, it is more embarrassing. They are comfortable and easy to put on and take off so that is a plus. Overall, for the price, they are what you would expect. I will continue to buy these as well are other brands so I can decide on which to use depending on the situation.

Just as durable as the Depends brand for a significant lower cost. I just have one complaint about all of the brands and that is to get the actual protection necessary to avoid leaks you have to buy pads and put them in the briefs. It's like double dipping your pocketbook. Our elders shouldn't have ANY EXTRA COST for any of their needs at this point in their lives. We all could do better. Save the Earth with less waste.

These pads are very thin and will work for very light leakage, but anything more than that these pads are not worth buying. I was using Amazon Basic guards, tried the Assurance guards because I read good reviews which I now question their authenticity. The Amazon Basic pads are much thicker, but they also absorb almost twice as well for virtually the same price. I usually last 6 hours while wearing the Amazon brand, very lucky if I can last much longer than 3 hours before having to change with these thin Assurance guards. I will definitely be switching back as soon as possible.