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The Reviews:
- They aren't really designed
to fit the male anatomy and leaked out the sides after one
wetting. Don't hold a lot at all. You must wear briefs to use
them. Jay
- I'm a 'smaller' man, so
these work very well for me. Comfortable, and great for when I
want to pee a little, but can't be seen to be wearing a diaper. TJ
- I have no doubt that these
are really effective for men with leakage issues caused by
prostate problems, but if you're looking for discreet protection
you can really let go into, this sure isn't it. I actually keep
some of these around because I like the feeling of an absorbent
pad--it's as close to a diaper as I'll ever wear at work--but
you really shouldn't wait 'til you have to pee to release into
one. It'll leak for sure. On the other hand, if you let go just
a little at a time, it's fairly reliable. I'd give these an A
for meeting the needs of their designed purpose, but an F as a
DL product. Someday, someone will come up with reliable and
discreet protection for men who have to or want to just let 'er
rip, but this is not that product. -RMS401
- Definitely aren't designed
for any types of wettings. If you need something that is going
to help with some minor leakage, these should work OK. These
don't handle wettings of any major kind though. MS
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