I've been wearing Depend underwear for years. They used to fit my full figure perfectly. I just got a new package and the new "lower rise" and U-shape is horrible. That one inch reduction made a huge difference. They don't stay up and the fit isn't comfortable at all. Since you now have the lower rise sillhouettes for women who want a low rise and tighter fit, why not leave the original ones as they were? They were perfect. I realize that low-rise is the fashion trend for young women nowadays, but I doubt that most of your customers are teeny boppers. Your underwear used to be designed for the type of people who wear it most. It appears that you're designing more for style now than for function. Bad move. I also used the original ones on my dog for his incontinence. Cut out a tail hole, stick a sanitary pad in the unpadded part near the waist and they would fit him perfectly. Now with the inch reduction in the rise, they don't cover his male part anymore. I know you don't design these for dogs, but many people with handicapped and incontinent dogs use them on their dogs under washable diaper shells, so you kind of had two markets going there with the old cut. Seriously, people with incontinent dogs were buying them by the cartfull for our dogs. Now you've cut out that market too, along with the many full-figured or older women for whom this new style doesn't work. I will be returning the cartfull I just bought for myself and my dog to the store for a refund and will try a different brand. It's a shame. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got these for my dad because he had surgery and would bleed threw his clothes. So he tired these and they work he feels more confident to go out places without bleeding threw his clothes. I have already bought more for him!!!

I'm at that unfortunate stage of life where bowel and bladder accidents aren't unusual. The Depend underwear is comfortable and keeps me from having situations that would be more than embarrassing in regular underwear. Don't hesitate if you're having similar problems. These are the answer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I thought they fit great and did a good job with leakage. I didn't feel like I was wearing underwear for bladder leakage. They weren't noticeable under my clothing, didn't scrunch up and stayed in place all day. I felt protected and comfortable all day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Depend Fit-Flex Underwear for women is a really great product. This underwear is very effective in protecting you against leakage and absorbs very well. They have a comfortable fit and don’t look bulky or noticeable under clothing which makes me feel really confident. They really absorb a lot of moisture. No accidents anymore and feeling embarrassed. The underwear feels very soft and comfortable and they do not irritate my skin. The underwear really moves with me and feels comfortable while wearing. Even while exercising it feels great. It’s a great feeling to know that you are protected with these and nothing will show. I really recommend this underwear. I received this product for free to try and review.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The DEPEND® FIT-FLEX® Underwear for Women were very comfortable and felt just like I was wearing regular underwear. They worked very well for leaks and I never had to worry about ruining my pants during leaks when I coughed or sneezed. You couldn't even tell that I had them on under my pants and were practically invisible. I would definitely recommend these if you leak a little or a lot.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The fit is perfect and they are comfortable through out the day. I do not feel they are obvious through my clothing, I felt as if they would make me look like I am wearing a diaper, but they didn't. Would recommend this product to anyone who needs a little extra security without sacrificing their comfort.

The Depend Flex fit undewear are a terrible fit for anyone without abig stomach and little to no butt! The front of the underwear comes all the way to the bottom side of my bra. Although they barely reach up to my waist in the back, the bottom of the legs in the back ride up at least 2 inches. I suppose this is the reason the entire leg area soon stretches out, (elastic totally fails), and the crotch area actually stretches out to beteern 16 to 18 inches, making them unwearable and litte to no protection. Not every woman has a big stonach and flat butt and we need a choice. The elastic desoerately needs to be locked at the beginning and the end when being sewn in place and the elastic needs to be sewn around te entire leg opening, which should prevent the elastic from slipping or stretching which leaves only the thin stretched paper/plastic fabric stretching out leaving the crotch area stretched to between 16 and 18 inches and providing little to no protection. Thank you for your consideration to this situation! rgerlastic arounfte entireke area neds to be locked to orevrnt it from loosening, leaving only a thin paper/pastic material stretching out bafly! Thank you for listening!

Works great for small surge leaks but for the most part I had purchased these because it describes them as maximum absorbency. It’s mostly at night when I wake up having to go to the bathroom and by the time I reach the toilet, lift the cover it’s already to late. It’s leaking all over me

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have tried many brands, but the Depends Fit-Flex worked great for me. They kept the moisture drawn away so I never felt wet. They also look normal under my jeans. So I would like to give a HUGE shout-out for Depends. Thank you.