Wellness Underwear

[DailyDi]

[gah!ghost]

What are your thoughts on them?

[DL-CanesFan]

I always have trouble with pull-up underwear. I have tried most major brands: Depends, Attends, Tena, Abena, First Quality/Prevail, Tranquility day and night. I find that they all share the exact same problems.

1. The absorbent material doesn't come up far enough.

2. The crotch is way too narrow to fit male anatomy (even "For Men" variants).

3. The crotch doesn't have enough elastic to prevent gaps.

That said, did the Wellness underwear address any of those issues?

[Baby Brian]

Agreed. I've always had problem with the crotch area leaking since I never seem to get a good fit. I've also found the sides do not hold pee at all (by design). Since I'm a flooder they will leak on me really bad every time I use them.

[2sail2]

The images, especially the middle one, look very similar to the Medline Protection Plus.

[Baby Brian]

Extremely low. As is with most any pullup they are only intended for light incontinence, or dribbling.

[d_drew12]

Put me down as another one saying too many gaps, especially crotch area. I've literally tried the all. Best I've found are the Abena and the Tena Mens. When push comes to shove I use them but always with plastic pants. If your not standing straight there's a chance you'll have a leak. I think it's impossible for a pull up to be tight enough to prevent gaps and therefor leaks.

[Honeywell6180]

I've tried protective underwear too many times, and never had a good experience.