Tena Incontinence Underwear for Men, Protective, Medium/Large, 64 Count

Would buy them again if they were still on offer.

They work for my friend and they are happy.

My dad needs these. They are comfortable for him, and they feel more like regular underwear than others he has tried. He used to wear L/XL, and the pricing was consistently around $45 - $50 for 56. He has lost weight due to his illness, and he now needs S/M. The price is often double if not nearly triple what the L/XL price was. If you sign up for Subscribe & Save, you never know if you will pay $47 or $100+ for the pack of 64. So, we avoid that, watch the prices, and are looking for a source with more consistent pricing. Amazon, please look into this.

The waistband elastic is very weak and will not hold the pants up. they keep slipping down? You are forever, hands in your trousers, pull them back up. Do not buy that's the only advice I can give you if you look on Facebook you can see numerous people have them up for sale at half the price

My father has Dementia and gradually became completely incontinent. Days that he refused to left someone help change him and when he slept from 6pm to 8am they diaper couldn't hold all his urine. I've been buying these for a little over a year,now. It took me too much time reading reviews before finding these. It was a lil weird "researching" diapers for my dad so once I found these I was relieved. I will not change brands. Hospice care bought different ones and they were terrible. We only use them when we are in dire need. For evening, my dad wear these diaper and then cover it. The combo works great to prevent links or overflow.