What's included your purchase?

1 Protective Brief Shell, 1 Pocket Insert, 1 Step-up Insert, Digital Washing Guide sent to your email

Yes but there is something you should know

The Protective Brief with snaps are virtually identical to the original Protective Briefs, but the main difference is the stretchy side tabs. 

They still have incredible waterproof gussets around the legs, tummy, and back, but the side tabs are made of a stretchy lycra. This gives a wonderfully comfortable fit, but lacks the waterproofing you may need if you are a side sleeper or if you "flood" at night. 

So although they certainly can work for nighttime, I would only recommend them for lighter nighttime incontinence and overall full daytime use. 

You can also use them as an adult swim diaper :)

Absolutely!

They make the perfect diaper cover for cloth diapers or for use over a disposable diaper. To use them as a cover, simply leave out the Diaper Pad Set. 

You will have all the benefits of a trim incontinence diaper cover, including waterproof gussets and super comfy side tabs. You can reuse it as a cover as well. 

I was once on a 5 hour red eye flight and sat next a small older woman. When we exited the plane her seat was wet. Although she was wearing a disposable, it was not enough to contain everything. I thought - if only she had these! 

You sure can!

The Diaper Pad Set is snapped in place. To reuse the shell, just unsnap the used diaper pad and snap a fresh one in place. This can easily be done by sitting on the toilet and pulling them down, just like underwear. 

Consider a Wetbag for a simple (and popular) way to transport wet pads. 

They do

The pattern does not change for male or female, but rather the diaper liner placement can be altered to suit your individual needs.

Ladies: 
Wetness tends to happen more centrally in the underwear. Lie your pads fully flat, and when adding any additional liners add them flat to the main body of the diaper. 

Gentlemen: 
It's always good to have a base layer of absorbency throughout the main part of the diaper. Snap the pocket diaper pad into the briefs for an initial layer of full coverage absorbency. You can then take the step up insert, fold it in half and place it just in the front. Feel free to use extra padding either through the entire body of the diaper or multiple inserts in the front to pad the areas that get the most wetness.

Line up your weight and height on the first chart to determine your size. On the edge or between sizes? Reference the Waist to Height chart to drill down on your best fit.