Prevail Per-Fit Incontinence Unisex Briefs with Tabs, Disposable Adult Diaper, Maximum Plus Absorbency, Regular, 80 Count (4 Packs of 20)

they seem to work well with minimal breaking of tabs when changing, etc.

I bought these briefs for my husband who is bed bound due to stroke. I was hoping to find a less expensive alternative to the ones we had been using. As far as fit, they were sized well and gave me no problems with getting them in place. Absorbency is fine. We have had some problem with them riding down a little. My chief complaint about these, though, is the sides of the brief are thin and easy to rip. The tabs get stuck to the side panel very often (they come out of the package that way) and cause tearing and/or then tear off completely VERY easily. It’s extremely frustrating to get a brief under a bedridden person and then have to use tape to keep the brief on, instead of the tab it came with because it tore off when you were trying to get it open to stick to the front of the brief. I will not be buying these again for that reason.

Don't have to worry about accidents on the way to the restroom. =D

For the longest time, I was a loyal fan of another major name brand when it came to incontinence supplies and briefs. However, over the past year or two I've increasingly become a fan of Prevail's products as they balance comfort, absorbency, value, and stability.I decided to try these Prevail Per-Fit Daily Briefs, Maximum Plus Absorbency, because my preferred type of Prevail product was not available at the time and I didn't want to run out.This arrived nicely packaged as is typical. This is a 4-pack with each pack containing 18 briefs for a total of 72 briefs. These are considered unisex briefs and they come in multiple sizes. I chose the large as I tend to prefer to go a little bit larger than needed to avoid any skin integrity issues. This product is considered an Amazon's Choice.If I were to easily describe this brief, I'd probably call it a more entry level brief for Prevail. It lacks the wider, more secure tapes offered by the 360 line and it lacks the more solid sides to help hold in leakage. That said, I'd still consider it better than most briefs out there. It is easy to put on, secures fairly well, is absorbent, and doesn't have that "crinkle" sound that can be embarrassing in public.This brief does have the more traditional tapes. Having been spoiled by Prevail's other briefs, I now find these a little disappointing but these tapes still work way better than similar tapes for most other brands.I still find the absorbency solid here. I can go through an active day and have no issues with leakage except for extraordinary circumstances.These are quite soft. The sides don't cut into my skin at all. These are blue in color. I like the "Maxsoft" feature that helps with absorption. I find that even after using the brief my skin doesn't have skin breakdown or a rash.I will admit that for the pricing, most times I'm likely to move up into the 360-line of Prevail products, but these are a definite good value and effective brief. I won't hesitate to use them when needed.Overall, these Prevail briefs are one of the better entry-level incontinence brief options on the market. They are a good value. They absorb well, are easy to put on, and they tend to stay in place. While those with complete loss of bladder or bowel control, may want an even more secure option these definitely are maximum absorbency and will likely be more than enough for most users.

Great absorption and fit!

I like these diapers because they have velcro tabs that can be refastened if the diaper is dry and I can reused the diaper. The outside of the diaper is not plastic and feels more comfortable.

Convenient pads for incontinence

Didn't like the way the tabs worked. They kept coming off when applied to diapers

First time I have ordered/used this brand and am pleasantly surprised. My huband's caregivers raved about how much better these were than other name brands. So on their recommendations, I will be reordering this brand again.

I like the fact that the item is from Canada and their shipping was ahead of schedule. Most importantly, the retirement home where my Dad lives likes them.

Pros:-Definitely refastenable as in the morning after wearing all night I could still take them off and back on again-Decent absorption-Comfortable to wear-Cheapest $ per diaper I had found yet-Doesn't leave you all sweaty like plasticCons:-After a long wear the padding tends to clump up a bit but to a minor degree.

OK