Amazon Brand - Solimo Incontinence Underwear for Men, Maximum Absorbency, Extra Large, 48 count, 3 Packs of 16

Following surgery, my husband needed incontinence briefs. We used another famous brand for a couple of months. Then, Amazon recommended these and had a coupon, so we decided to give them a go. Since all incontinence products - male or female - are fairly expensive, we really had nothing to lose.After using these for a few days, my husband said they were more comfortable than the other brand and also did a better job with any overnight issues. This was great, since he had been using both the daytime and nighttime versions of the other brand.If you, or a family member, need an incontinence product, we definitely recommend trying these. They work well, are discreet, and are comfortable.

Though the price is unbeatable and the materials used are comfortable, this product has a design flaw that prevents it from working properly. There is too much of a gap between the product and the wearer's leg. This creates instances of embarrassing and messy leakage. If the item's designers correct this flaw, I would not hesitate to purchase this item again. As previously stated, it is a good item if it worked. But as it is, the protection is marginal at best which leads to great humiliation.

Pretty sturdy, they haven't torn yet. He wears them only at night. I mark the back with a marker, so he putsThe back on the front. There is more padding on the back. So it's better when you lay down.

Lousy product. Thin product. Absorbency not good at all. Website states refund if not satisfied. Bugos. Amazon will not do so.

Went right through diaper, pants, blankets, sheets, mattress protector.

We purchased these for my Dad who is having difficulty with being incontinent due to prostate issues. We've tried many name and store brands, but these work better than any others he has used. Best of all, the cost is much more manageable for him being on a fixed income.

The "Large" size work for me, a guy with a 44" waist pushing 300#. I am at the top end for the large size and these are a good fit; the stretchy material can probably go another 2-3" around the waist. That does NOT mean someone with a 46" waist could wear these; they're comfortable on me because of the added stretch. And yes, I would call these adult pull-ups.As for absorbency they're good but people think of these as these are not adult diapers which they are not. You cannot use these to "skip" a trip to the bathroom. You use these because you can't get to the bathroom fast enough, but you *still* need to get there. That's the difference between adult diapers (thicker, lot more absorption) vs incontinence underwear (thinner, less padding).I wear regular underwear on top of these it helps prevent them from shifting around. Also I'd rather have someone see the back of my underwear covering my backside instead of the stretchy while material that is unique to incontinence underwear--year, I'm vain... Also wearing the normal underwear on top prevents the stretchy material from being 'rubbed' by my pants. That's probably why I haven't any issued with the durability of the incontinence underwear.As for thickness, its hard to tell that I'm wearing anything other than normal underwear when I'm wearing me regular jeans. Even without the jeans, the incontinence underwear is barely noticeable under the boxer-briefs that I wear. Very happy about that.After my stroke, I can feel the need to go but cannot stop myself. Once my body needs to go, I've got maybe a minute to get myself to the bathroom before the floodgates open. As a child you learn to hold it until you can get somewhere to relieve yourself. I lost that muscle control with the stroke and this underwear gives me added time to get to a bathroom without embarrassing myself.For #2 I have more time; slightly better muscle control after the stone. These underwear cannot handle a full load of #2. It can handle a small mess, but it's just to give you time to get to the bathroom. If you need underwear to handle #2, you really need adult diapers. There have been nights when I woke up and really needed to go. I'm 10 steps from the toilet and on my worst night, I went 1/3 in the underwear and 2/3 in the toilet. The underwear was barely able to contain the mess. fortunately that is a very rare nonoccurence. If you need #2 protection, these are not it.Hopefully in a few more months, I will be able to develop the muscle control so that I won't need these. In the mean time, these work for for I need them to handle. If you choose to go with these, have realistic expectations. I started by wearing adult diapers overnight after I left rehab and graduated to these over a three month period.

I ordered a case of these briefs because they were slightly cheaper than Depends at Costco. Sorry, Amazon, I won't be getting any more of them. The Solimos are very lightweight (easy to put your fingers right through them when trying to pull them up) and, in particular, don't make a very good seal around the legs. I'm going back to Depends.

The product is very large, so I ordered the XL which are just right.

Product as described and fits great

My Dad loves these