Fits 1000x more discreet than depends…same company product and absorb a lot faster it’s capacity is ok larger than the 3 bottles may be convenient in the xl size….bigger people should drink more..i recommend a program that u have small packages available for absolutely free in all schools across America in office area in maby a (( bigger l-xl) size and also a combined s-m size for students to grab 1…hence the office monater ur product is great but a lot of people can’t afford them remotely they are lightly expensive for some people thank u also for autism awareness support

I am also a mom of a son with autism and currently use your product exclusively. When he grows out of these I am royally screwed. You should invest in a larger size line for such needs. I bet there are a million moms in the same boat! Love them!! Beats allllll the rest.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Goodnites XXL: A Game-Changer for Older Kids My 13-year-old son has always struggled with bedwetting, and it's been a tough journey. We've tried various products, but finding something that fits a teenager and provides reliable protection has been a real challenge. The Goodnites XXL have been a total game-changer for us. The XXL size is perfect. It fits him comfortably without being too tight or bulky, and the material is soft and discreet under his pajamas. Most importantly, they work! We haven't had a single leak since we started using them, which has made a world of difference for his confidence and our laundry pile. Bedwetting can be a sensitive topic for older kids, but the Goodnites XXL have made it so much easier to manage. They look and feel more like regular underwear, which helps reduce any feelings of embarrassment. I highly recommend them to any family dealing with similar challenges. They've given my son the peace of mind he needs to get a good night's sleep.

my 12 year old son wets the bed bad and i mean bad. i give him thoses goodnites extra large but i got to put 2-3 on him. ive tried everything i even tried depends ( they dont work ) can you make bigger sizes i gave him one and his sheets where wet like he dident even have it on ( i check to see if he did and he did ) but it was wet right throw so i started 2 and it still leaks ( not as bad ) but im wasting 2 dipers per night someone reply....

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The product is absorbent and did not leak, the double leg bands seem to be effective, coverage is adequate length wise. There were no complaints about softness and the product seems durable for normal wear. The only complaint was that the back of the brief felt narrow and "thong like", it would likely help comfort to adopt an hourglass shape in the rear of the product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the girls version . They were way too big for my child who is tall and tiny waisted Because of this, they did not keep her dry through the night. If they were made smaller, it would have been better She did love the designs though

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a dad of a growing kid who still wets the bed, we were really hesitant to try, once again, incontinence products. I’ve got to say I’m impressed. My son is a heavy sleeper and was starting to outgrow the regular sizes, so finding something that fit comfortably and didn’t leak was a big deal for us. These XXL Goodnites fit great, no digging into the waist or extremely loose and and extremely high, they stay put all night without sagging. The absorbency is solid — no wet sheets in the morning, which is a huge win for both of us. Honestly, it’s given him more confidence and both of us more peace of mind at bedtime. Highly recommend for parents with bigger kids who still need that extra protection

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I actually don't use the brand as often as I want to they are pricey but it helps my 10 year old boy who is autistic when I do use them I also use the peer peeps pads at times it does go threw but that's when he doesn't wanna get up from bed. My son is chunky. Just wish they would run a size higher he has thick legs over all I give the product a 4out of five like how there are prints on them

When I was a child I wore these all the time growing up. Eventually I grew out of the sizes for them before the XXL was created and I had to switch to medical pull-ups and medical diapers. Although they were not horrible, even the best quality of ones felt baggy and were miserable to adjust to. My point with this is that I think one of the largest reasons Kimberly Clark has been hesitant to make larger sizes is because they are worried how it would affect their other brands like Depends. As someone who has wore these as a child, and wears another brand as an adult- I can say with high confidence this will not affect Depends as a brand as their correlation would be a misconception. As a kid I still chose to wear Goodnites even when I was starting to grow out of them because even then they were still more comfortable over the alternative. I think manufacturers have the conception that an adult wouldn't want to wear a brief that is similar to child's training pants. The truth is as adults we already do what we can to prevent others from knowing about our disabilities but the thing that truly matters most to us is comfort. Goodnites were truly one of the brands I was most comfortable with wearing. When I wore them as a kid the sides not only stretched so they would always have a sure fit but they would also hug in a way that I knew my brief wouldn't fall down my waist and leak. I believe many others in my unfortunate shoes feel the same way. Please make a large size for adults, or make a similar like Pull-Up within the depends line. None of us care about the way that it looks, just the way that it protects and feels. Please release adult sizes. They went so far for me as a child with my confidence and they would go even farther for me now that I am an adult. Thank you.

My son can only wear goodnights due to the fact that they are the only brand that doesn't break him out and the only brand that somewhat fits. He is 5yrs old and has issues with not being able to feel when he needs to have a bowel movement. i thought buying the underwear would help him feel like a big boy but it was just a fowl mess and nightmare to try to contain his bowel accident with the pad and underwear so we have had to go back to the regular goodnights training pants.