These briefs are great for overnight use especially, because once in a while I will wake up with some dampness but most of the time, I wake up dry. These are also great if you need some protection while at work or just need something during the day just in case of a little leakage.

I have tried a number of cloth diapers from really cheap to about this price point, once covers are figured in. These did not leak. They feel great on. The pads that can come out and separate to rinse so they can be washed later are wonderful.
The colors that came in the three-pack of the female variety are vibrant.

The protective briefs are exactly what I was looking for in a cloth diaper. The inserts are easy to change out without having to actually take the whole diaper off once you get used to it. The ability to have as much or as little protection with the design of the hero and step up inserts is great! I did have a problem with not receiving the free soaker bombs with my order but the company quickly rectified the situation. I have just ordered more of these protective briefs and also some lounge briefs. If you are on the fence about ordering these, order them! Great product and a great company!

I bought these for my sister who has incontinence issues after a major stroke. She should have worn a medium, but I got her a large instead. They're still too small. Should have gotten an XL. The waist bands are starting to rip after only one use. On one pair, the leg elastic became loose. Unfortunately, they're used, so I can't return them. On the plus size, they are super absorbant, especially using the super soaker. And they do keep her skin dry. They're definitely better than disposables. They hold the urine well, which saves me money on bed underpads. I only wish I went up a size. Insert instructions could be a little more clearer. For example, what side is up? Smooth side or nappy side? And if you're using a super soaker, does it go before or after the insert? The more inserts you use, the bulkier and tighter the pull ups get. Maybe that's why they seem so tight. My advice, just try one to check for size and quality. If it suits you well, then order more. $300+ dollars is a lot for someone on SSI.

I had major surgery in November, 2021. I have needed diapers ever since. At first I used retail store diapers, but they did not hold enough. Then I found LL Medico, a mail-order company. They sell heavyweight disposable diapers of many brands. They also sell a few washable diapers, but none suitable for me. Company service was excellent, and I liked their better-quality disposables, but I could not afford them. I live on SSI. Last month I finally found out about your company, and ordered five "protective briefs." They are well-designed, washable, well-made, and should last me five years. Where have you been all this time? Please tell your advertising department to get off its duff and start advertising effectively. I spent enough on squishy, leaky, disposable, diapers to buy my son a car. He still does not have one. I can't drive, so he has to take me places. I would rather have transportation than a huge pile of used diapers. They all go to the county landfill, to last undecomposed for 500 years. I would much rather have had washable diapers all this time, and I didn't know your company existed. Please stop hiding. You can start with ads in doctors' offices (old people need a lot of medical care, and half of us use diapers), hospital outpatient and emergency departments (ditto), and retail store diaper aisles (just put up a conspicuous sign advertising your products). You could even use commissioned links through other diaper seller's catalogs. That would benefit both you and the company whose catalog you are linked in. You have not advertised effectively, and most people don't know about your products. Thank you. Elin Larson, age 76, December 5, 2024. I'm glad I found you, but I'm furious. (Randy J. Lloyd is my son, who placed the order.)