McKesson Ultra Adult Incontinence Briefs, Disposable, Unisex, Small, 24 Count, 1 Pack

Very reliable. Have to order for my home bound husband

Tena discontinued their adult small diaper #66100. We’ve been buying that for years. Finally found a replacement that fits my daughter.

we have a non verbal autistic 22 year old in diapers. he is 6’ 2” and only weighs 125 due to his metabolism and the seizure meds that he is on. it was hard to find a diaper big enough to fit him, but with small enough leg openings so that. everything didn’t just fall out. we were using tranquility but they have doubled in price over the last 6 years, and with 3 to 4 (sometimes 5) changes a day, diapers started competing with our food bills. enter these diapers, they offer great protection, and seem to be comfortable (as he will remove anything that irritates him, even in public!) and the resealable tape is nice so we can check him without destroying the diapers if he’s still clean. he drinks a lot of water, and these are absorbent enough hold it all during the day, and we put a diaper pad liner in for overnight just in case. he likes to sit like a bird, feet flat on the ground, with his knees in front of his chin and his bottom off the ground (when i try that, i fall over) so we appreciate the extra stretch and give they have.

These briefs are wonderful! My adult daughter is handicapped and in a wheelchair. She is very small but too big for youth sizes even if her weight is within the range. We have tried MANY briefs and it is SO hard to find one that fits her AND no 'wet outs'. Our DME providers do not cover these, they want you to use the less expensive ones. But if you have to add a pad etc it's brings the price up and it's bulky. We pay out of pocket. It is worth it!

Product seems to be quality, but I had to return them because they were too small. According to chart, I ordered correct size, but in reality needed to size up. Only criticism is they should correct sizing chart.