Waterproof Pull-On Unisex Incontinence Cover Pant. Leakproof-Washable - No Heat, Wear with Diaper, Guard Or Pad, Kleinert's, White, Medium

Better than the blue bloomer covers. At least able to put them on over disposable diaper.

Anyone claiming they're "not waterproof" is likely using them wrong! The material itself is impermeable to liquid/moisture, the leaks people are likely experiencing are either due to improper fit (they NEED to be very snug around the leg cuffs and the waistband needs to extend well above the top of the diaper! The elastics are covered in a soft (but absorbent) material. So if they're directly exposed to the wet core of the diaper, they will "wick" the material out of the diaper and onto the wearers clothing or bedding, making it look like they just leaked everywhere, but in reality, the wet clothing sucked the liquid right out of the diaper! To prevent this, first off, make sure the leg cuffs of the diaper are pulled all the way up into the crotch area, and they're not dropping loosely when the wearer bends their legs or moves. Also make sure the diapers leg gathers aren't turned inward, run your fingers around the entire leg gather on both legs to make sure they lay flat and snug, high up into the crotch and around the leg. Next make sure the diaper itself is the correct size! This is REALLY important, if the wearer has a huge/oversized diaper, it will always fit loosely. And when you tuck that loose diaper inside of a pair of waterproof pants, the liquid will pour right out the leg gathers! The last thing is to make sure you're using the right diaper in the first place! If you're putting these pants over ANY product made by Depend, then you're going to have bad results. These pants aren't designed to sudden make BAD diapers work better! They're designed to help make GOOD diapers fit better by holding them up/in place better, and they're meant to help prevent the rare/infrequent leak that may happen when a "good" diaper is oversaturated or has become loose and is no longer fitting properly (like at night when the wearer tosses and turns and the diaper gets tugged/slid around or out of place. If the diaper all by itself (with no cover) leaks more frequently than not, then these pants are NOT the right option for you. You absolutely need to switch to a better diaper that performs better (which is NOT something you can buy from any grocery or drug store!, You need to order them online) Once you have the right diaper that can be worn by itself WITHOUT leaking most of the time, THAT'S when you should be considering using these pants over them. Putting these pants on over a Depend or drug store brand brief, is like putting a racing stripe sticker on a Ford Fiesta and expecting it to beat a Corvette on a race track! Start with a GOOD, high performance diaper.. them (and ONLY then) consider adding a pair of waterproof pants to help prevent the rare/occasional leak. Good luck!

I bought these for an elderly parent who is totally incontinent. She is much more comfortable when wearing these overpants and now wants to sleep in them. At least the peace of mind they provide her with during the night allows her to sleep for more than a couple hours at a time. I'm ordering more.

After reading the reviews, I knew it would be a bit large, so I ordered the 4XL. I'd rather it be too large than too small. I figured I could always take it in with a bit of sewing. Around the thigh fits pretty good. It is very ample around the waist and rear, but that's ok. The "test" came the same day I got them, and it passed with flying colors. No leaks, no wet spots, no having to change clothes. They are a bit pricey and do make a bit of rustle noise, but they are still worth the money. I've had incontinence problems for several years now, so I'm thrilled to finally have some protection that will save me from embarrassing situations when I'm at home and out and about.

When I got the pants they were two sizes too small and yet they were the regular size that I wear on anything else I didn’t like the material so I decided I wouldn’t get them ever again