HealthLine Chucks Pads, Chux Disposable Underpads 23 x 36, Waterproof Mattress Protector Incontinence Assurance Absorbent Bed Pads for Adults, Elderly, Children, Pets, Count (50/Pack), Green

5 stars for the dogs...I actually don't use these for humans, although, I'm sure they would work for light leaks. Instead, I use them as potty pads for my dog. They are the perfect size and the price is right. These pads are pretty durable for my little 7-pound dogs and quickly absorb any liquid. They do not tear easily, either, which is great if the dogs decide to pull them across the floor.

Ive paid more $$ for brands but these are perfect. they work perfect and im grateful for pricing. very absorbing even with my dog , i use them myself bc of my bladder leakage and under my sheets to protcet my sheets. I WOULD RECCOMEND THESE HIGHLY.

To be honest when I first receive this product I thought it was too thin, and that it would not absorb liquid. Much to my surprise it works just as well as the other brands plus it does not make me itch. The other brands make me hot and itch. I'm so glad I found this product and I will be purchasing it from now on

These made my life easier. I was given 2 rescue ferrets earlier this year and these pads have made cage cleanup a breeze and protected a few carpet corners from critter soiling. The price beats all the ones specifically slated for animals. I am super pleased.

Offers great back up protection at night , to protect my washable bed pad , bedding etc,. The dry ones can be smoothed out and refolded or reused, they do get crumpled... economical choice. in my opinion. IC patient with a fallen bladder on Lasix. yikes

We used to buy 23x23 pee pads from a competitor for our pet's house, but the quality seemed to decline over time, so I decided to give these 23x36 pads a try. They're thin, but they've actually saved us money. We used to use four of the smaller pads at a time and would often end up with two or three dirty ones. Now we only need two of these, and usually only one gets dirty. I find these to be just as thin as the previous brand, but the overall quality is better. They don't feel like they're going to tear apart the moment you unfold them (although I've accidentally ripped a couple when I was in a hurry), they don't have any strange odors, and moisture doesn't seep through to the floor. We've had the occasional leak from the sides, but that's been my experience with most pee pads. No pee pad is perfect, but these have been the best value and most reliable option we've found. They've worked well for us, reduced the number of pads we use, and ultimately saved us money.

I purchased these for someone with nighttime incontinence. They didn't absorb well at all. They were thin and flimsy. She was hoping they would last 30 days but they only lasted 10 days. Maybe for pet pads they would be ok, but for a person, not so much.

I love those bed liner you took my 58 fallers never gave me bed liner or my money back you guy think to ship them to Virginia when my address is in Washington state and the bank did not have a hold on that either please send me my bed liners or give me my money back

I didn't receive the HealthLine underpad listed above . I have purchased this brand several times and have been pleased with HealthLine brand but the ones I received were thin and see through. They are not the same quality as item listed. The name of the ones sent were Comfort wear underpads.

We received these in a clear plastic bag that contained two stacks of 25 each, and NO overpack, box, label or ANYTHING to identify as to where they came from...NOTHING! We have used a number of "disposable underpads" for personal %26 pet incontinence for many years, and these "underpads" are the absolute WORST pads that we've ever been sold. They are so THIN that they absorb virtually NOTHING before they are full, and by "nothing", I mean that less than 4 ozs will cause them to overflow and leak like a tissue. You may as well put down "waxpaper" as a protector, for all the absorption that these "pads' provide. Remember also, the "names" Chux %26 Chucks are NOT brand names, "Chux" went out of production in the later 1960's, and those "names" are now meaningless as "brands", and are simply "generic" for absorbent pads. Try not to get 'snookered' by CHEAP useless products.