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[caringformylove]

I think we could be set up to do this -we do have an absorbent products section here-what if folks posted threads for different products so people could comment. Is there a list of products you're looking for feedback on that we could start? Or are you looking more for recommendations on "most absorbent", "best for men", "best products for nighttime use", etc.?

I like all of your suggestions. Perhaps, it can be by absorbent product type? To start, one category could be disposable bed underpads. Another user, Peter, mentioned synthetic diapers vs cloth diapers above. Other categories could be bladder control pads, male guards, reusable underwear, thin absorbent liners, pull-ups, etc.

In regards to feedback, I'd like to share my experience. I've tried all the different brands of bed pads in the market for my husband who has dementia. Some from ActivStyle. Others from donations in diaper banks. I've found that the SPC Quilted Underpads by San Pablo Commercial have been the most absorbent. It doesn't leak urine or clump up like the other underpad brands. The adhesive strips on the bottom help make it stays in place when my husband tosses and turns.

 

[Peter_A]

I like all of your suggestions. Perhaps, it can be by absorbent product type? To start, one category could be disposable bed underpads. Another user, Peter, mentioned synthetic diapers vs cloth diapers above. Other categories could be bladder control pads, male guards, reusable underwear, thin absorbent liners, pull-ups, etc.

In regards to feedback, I'd like to share my experience. I've tried all the different brands of bed pads in the market for my husband who has dementia. Some from ActivStyle. Others from donations in diaper banks. I've found that the SPC Quilted Underpads by San Pablo Commercial have been the most absorbent. It doesn't leak urine or clump up like the other underpad brands. The adhesive strips on the bottom help make it stays in place when my husband tosses and turns.

I'd also like a comparison of different types, like synthetic vs. cloth or something else, worked-in if feasible.