Years ago I was an avid buyer of these briefs, then they changed to a different style. The old ones had the individual tabs and worked great! I recently found a bag at Goodwill and thought wow, they FINALLY changed back. I now read the reviews only to find the same complaints, telling me Sam's did NOT go back to the old style. Too bad, as I "almost" pulled the trigger of buying a box........

I personally wear these daily at work, at home and overnight. I've been buying these from Sam's Club for 2+ years now, there affordable and at a great price per Brief / Diaper. They are a big savings from the $79.00 a case that my co-pay was with my insurance. They work great, absorbancey is good, even better if you use a booster. Tapes are good quality although on occasion I have to use some extra tape to reinforce the tabs. They are comfortable and quiet, can make it quieter and less noticible if you wear underwear / hose over the Brief. They also ship free with my Plus Membership. As long as Sam's Club continues to sell them, I will keep ordering and purchasing the product. I have read a lot of negative reviews on here, which has prompted me to finally post a product review.

These are a great product! They are very absorbent and very rarely leak. The tabs are soft (not poky and scratchy for delicate skin), hold very well, and are able to be refastened multiple times. I recommend these over the Members Mark Briefs for Men and Women. They are an extremely similar product, but the tabs on those are very stiff plastic with sharp edges that are quite uncomfortable and actually can break open delicate skin.

I was in an accident 4 years ago. As a result, I am now a paraplegic, and have no control of my voids. Needless to say, I have tried a LOT of these "briefs". (They are really diapers.) Semantics. Anyway, whatever you want to call them, they are great. The best I've tried. We do add a leak pad folded in thirds at the base of the labia. It catches any overflow urine and keeps the back dry, keeps feces out of the female area, etc.

So what size are these really? Medium package says they fit up to a 48" waist. That's at least 10 inches too high, probably 12. Then they also list a weight range. Weight, really. The weight range seems to have little correlation to waist size; and why would someone who is 6'6" and weighs the same as someone who is 5'2" where the same size? I couldn't get the first pair I tried around my 39" waist before the 1" stretch tab broke. More care and caution with the second pair got them just barely velcored -- until I moved and both sides came loose. Might they be OK if you can find the right size? Well, I don't know. They are certainly pouffy enough. not sure if the side seals would actually seal.

Excellent diapers

This product is much improved over the other Member's Mark diaper. The elastic side panels are great with the velcro strips. The older design of the velcro strip kept pulling off so I had to staple them on each time. If you fasten the new design velcro strips to the outer edge of the elastic panels, you can pull them up like panties and then tighten the velcro strips to snug them up.. I also have to use the Nigh Time pads with the diaper for added protection at night. My wife has the bladder of a camel...Very few leaks at night with this combo.

These tabs would be great for a mannequin who does not bend. I been caregiver for sometime now and other caregivers also agree most like the narrow tabs instead of a single long tab. The grip on these tabs is poor and yellow masking tape I have sometime used to secured the brief. The absorbent and over all design is good. Don't think I'll be purchasing any more even though the price is good.

We have used this brand for awhile. They hold together, fit well, price is very good.

Ordered the wrong size. Typically wear large which works fine. Good fit for my mother.