99% of us men who deal with the curse of incontinence cannot stand at a male urinal because of embarrassment of having an adult diaper on. These look, feel, and act exactly like a pair of briefs. I can stand at a urinal once more. Great product depend.

I used to buy this brand in store, in boxed units of about 26 or so. previously with one box containing both black and blue colored underwear. They were descreet, comfortable, and effective. Thats all changed now, boxing has been replaced with plastic shrinkwrap, and only gray color enclosed. In addition, the waistband has changed to cheaper and more visible style. They also are "puffier" and less descreet when worn underneath regular underwear. Over all, just another brand that has been cheaped out.

The material is very soft and comfortable. I bought them for my 18 year old son who is terminally ill and can't control when he has to go. The diapers the insurance cover are horrible and provide no protection. These are so much better. Definitely do recommend.

These are far better constructed than the regular Depends. This leads to them being more comfortable, fitting better and holding up better throughout the day. Regular Depends get sort of frayed while wearing. These don't. Spend the few extra bucks and buy these.

Had these before, same size L/XL, but this time after losing 15 pounds they seem more snug. More towards the L than XL in sizing. Still absorbing as it does best. They just seem a bit smaller, a bit harder to get legs in as stiffer too when you first open one.

I have used real fit undergarments. i usually purchase the 28? pack. They worked terrific. Excellent moisture capture and containment. My wife picked up some in a 14 package box. They were also real fit. However they did not capture nightime dischare and they leaked through to my pajamas. I never had this issue with the ones that came wrapped in plastic. I purchased the plastic stretched wrapped from CVS, The newset ones that I ordered from Walmart came in a 28 package. I have not used these yet. I am unsure if their is different specifications for these depends based on the point of sale?

i have been using this product for close to a year as the best i could find to cope with my incontenence recovering from surgery. They fit and are fairly comfortable, but they are prone to tearing in putting them on if you are not careful. Also, i don't know why, but on a few occasions, the absorbent material they contain has somewhat disintegrated into balls rather than a matt, dropping out of the garment. i don't know why it sometimes happens. fortunately its an infrequent occurrence.

I will have light to moderate accidents during the day and these work really great. occasionally though I will have a heavy accident and I will leak. I've tested these out and the absorbent quality can hold up to a full bladder load but it doesn't absorb quickly that's the big downfall. so if you have light to medium daytime accidents these will work great but not for full heavy accidents or wearing at night. if you wear at night I would recommend a heavier diaper like an abenasL4 plastic back. those are really good when you have heavy accidents like I do at night. as far as discretion I wear these a lot especially to work and no one can tell that this 37-year-old man is wearing an adult pull-up. now occasionally while putting these on the fabric around the waist can rip due to you pulling them up so be gentle when putting them on but they are very durable I walk a lot for work and I wear jeans and the rubbing of them does not cause any holes or anything. all in all a really good product for light to moderate needs during the day. if you're a heavy wetter I highly recommend anything that's plastic backed. I throw discretion out the window when I'm having heavy accidents cuz I'd rather have a fluffier crotch than wet pants lol.

Best adult diaper. Some side leakage occurs at times,

fits perfect, no leaks on legs, comfortable