DryEasy Plus Wireless Bedwetting Alarm

My son is 9.5. We've tried other alarms before with no success since my son HATED them. They were bulky, difficult to use, scared the life out of him with the alarm just inches from his ear, and had user error written all over it. He refused to try an alarm again for over a year so we were back to doing laundry every morning. Until I showed him this one. He warmed up to the idea and so we started once school was out for the summer. And let me tell you... this. thing. WORKS. We're not completely dry... but in almost 3 weeks, we've had to wash bedding only TWICE. This is from a kid who was wet every single night, sometimes more than once per night. There are still some nights that the alarm goes off, but he is able to make it to the bathroom fast enough so no bedding gets soiled. Other nights he tells me he just got up and went to the bathroom whenever he found himself awake, and just today he told me he thinks he woke up before he started to wet. Hallelujah. I agree with both reviewers here and the manufacturer recommendations: your child needs to be sleeping on the floor in your room (or you in theirs) for the first ~2 weeks. The first night the alarm went off, my son didn't even budge. The second night he woke up, but was so groggy and out of it that he still wet horribly since he had trouble stopping the flow of urine. By the 7th or 8th night, he was completely waking himself when the alarm went off. I can't imagine it working nearly as fast if I had to run down the hall to wake him. The clip mechanism is very easy for my son to use with a little bit of practice, even in the middle of the night. Once on, it will not come off unless you manually release the clip. The clip on the transmitter that attaches to the underwear band isn't as strong, but we found it stuck better when attached to his shorts. My son said he doesn't find it uncomfortable, or at least it's WAY better than the system that attaches via a long wire to an alarm on his shirt or arm band. The alarms themselves are good. There are 6 of them that vary between tolerable to horrible… the way a good alarm should be to wake a child. There are 3 volume levels (I think), though there wasn’t much variation between the levels. The alarms aren’t deafeningly loud but truthfully, I think my initially being there as soon as the alarm went off was much more valuable in teaching him to wake up than the volume of the alarm itself. To turn off the alarm, you just hit a button on the side of the receiver. (There’s a small blinking red light that helps you find it in the dark.) The alarm does not continue to go off unless it senses wetness after a minute. This gives your child a little time to get to the bathroom, finish voiding in the toilet, and THEN take off the alarm to change underwear. This was a HUGE downfall to another alarm we used… it would keep going off until the sensor was removed from the underwear which wasted valuable time when the child is supposed to go to the toilet ASAP. We’re still not 100% perfect, but never in my wildest dreams did I think we’d be this far in less than 3 weeks after 9.5 years of nightly wetting. My son is really proud of himself and even admits that using the alarm is far less work than changing bedding every night and doing laundry every day. We may need to use it longer than the summer we initially agreed upon to get fully dry every night, but this thing makes it so painless that I don’t think he’ll mind wearing it longer if needed. I’m SO happy I tried this product! UPDATE: It has been 6.5 weeks since I wrote the above review and the alarm has gone off only once since then. Every other night my son has woken up before it has gone off. To say that this alarm has been a success is an understatement. School starts next week and we will officially retire this alarm and can say that we are now 100% dry. I couldn't be happier with this alarm and would highly recommend it, especially for the older child where nothing else has worked.

This is our second try with a bed wetting alarm. The first time my son was 7 & 9 months. Now he’s 10 & 2 months. We bought the expensive alarm where your child has to wet through their clothes to the bed wetting pad. Several reasons I would highly recommend this as a better solution: 1)Less mess- The alarm clips to their underwear. As other parents have said, you can easily slip a pull-up over their underwear to help with any accidents. 2)Less expensive- At under $60 this alarm is worth a try. If it doesn’t work right away, you can tuck it away and try again in 6 months to a year. It’s not a huge investment for an effective product. 3)Durable & Easy to use- This alarm is very compact and pretty much indestructible. The clip is small and the attached battery pack can tuck into their pjs. It’s not heavy or cumbersome. It takes very little time to unclip and change their clothes if they have an accident, which is ideal for the middle of the night. For parents that are struggling with bed wetting, this isn’t a dream solution, but it worked for us surprisingly well once my son’s body was ready to cooperate. Here’s a little of our story in hopes it may encourage another mom or dad. My son was potty trained during the day when he was 3, but continued wearing pull-ups at night. He never had a dry night. When he was almost 8, we decided to try a bed wetting alarm. We had heard success from others. We tried diligently for 10 weeks with very little improvement. My son would urinate 2-3 times every night and the alarm helped us have many 1 alarm nights and maybe 4-5 dry nights during those 10 weeks. It was exhausting for all of us. My son ended up pulling out the wires and destroying the $300 device after trying for 10 weeks. We had his annual physical shortly after trying the alarm and decided to put my son on medicine. He was getting yeast infections with the pull-ups and still wetting through to the bed. For over 2 years, we used the medicine and it worked great. No accidents. Unless we would forget to give him his pills. I was skeptical trying an alarm again, thinking it would take a lot of time and may not be successful. I’ve been shocked at the results. My son and I slept in our guest bedroom with him on a blowup mattress. In 10 days, my son has had one accident. One benefit of sleeping in the same room with your child is you better understand their sleep pattern. My son goes to the bathroom before bed, but he needs to urinate again 2-3 hours after going to bed. His one accident was 1.5 hours after going to sleep. At first, he was getting up 2 additional times, but now it’s down to one. So he’s waking himself around 11pm and 4am every night. Like I said, I’m pretty shocked at how well this is working for us. We’ve moved back into our own rooms tonight and I’m going to keep using the alarm for another 2 weeks just to be on the safe side. I really think this is a great solution if your child’s body is ready. Good luck!

I purchased this alarm after trying a similar version, that was cheaper and broke in less than 10 days. We’ve had this product for about 4 months and my son is having no accidents when using the alarm. It hasn’t completely cured the problem because he occasionally will have an accident if he doesn’t use the alarm but we aren’t having any accidents if he uses the alarm. He is 8 so he is able to wake with the alarm, go to the bathroom, change his underwear, and go back to bed without assistance. I’m not having to wake up all the time to wash the bed and sheets every night which has been amazing. We really like that the sensor and alarm are separate pieces and that the piece that wakes you up is not an arm band. My son didn’t like having the armband on while he slept with the other version we tried. With this he puts it in his pillow case under his pillow and it doesn’t bother him while he sleeps. We also tried having it across the room so he had to get up to turn it off but for us under the pillow has worked fine. I recommend this product and would buy again. Just know that it isn’t a magic cure that will fix you your problem within a week. It will take time but this has been great for our family.

Premetto che ho voluto aspettare un po' di tempo per recensire. Mio figlio ha quasi 10 anni e soffriva di enuresi notturna non continuativa, nel senso che non gli capitava tutte le sere ma ogni 10gg(orientativamente) a volte bagnava il letto per qualche sera di fila e poi per due settimane rimaneva asciutto. Il problema è che ce ne accorgevano la mattina seguente, durante la notte non si è mai accorto di essere bagnato. Non abbiamo mai provato nessun tipo di farmaco ma la situazione stava diventando proibitiva un previsione di notti fuori con la scuola ecc ecc Mi sono rivolta ad un urologo che, dopo aver constatato che nn c era nessun problema fisico mi ha proposto questo aggeggio di cui già avevo sentito parlare e per il quale non nutrivo nessunissima fiducia. L ho acquistato pensando di buttare soldi ma su richiesta di mio figlio ho proceduto all'acquisto. Abbiamo però seguito per filo e per segno sia le indicazioni dell'urologo che del dispositivo. Abbiamo iniziato ad usarlo i primi di agosto e le prime volte proprio non lo sentiva nonostante il dispositivo sia parecchio rumoroso. Poi ha iniziato a spegnerlo autonomamente e a metà settembre(con l inizio della scuola) nonostante ancora qualche volta la notte lo faceva suonare, anche con una microgoccia di pipì, mio figlio ha deciso di toglierlo. Sono passati 5 mesi e non ha MAI bagnato il letto, non si è MAI SVEGLIATO per fare pipí durante la notte. Una sola volta è capitato di aver bagnato appena appena le mutandine ma se ne è accorto subito svegliandosi. Io non so in che modo agisce questo dispositivo ma a mio figlio ha risolto la situazione in un mesetto( l urologo ha detto che si sarebbe risolta comunque ma con il dispositivo abbiamo accorciato i tempi). Mi sono dilungata molto perché so che l argomento, nelle mamme specialmente, può provocare molto disagio e preoccupazione, il mio consiglio è : provateci perché io non avrei mai pensato potesse funzionare eppure mi sono dovuta ricredere!!!!

Alarme très simple d'utilisation. Mon fils de 8 ans qui faisait pipi au lit tous les soirs a arrêté après 15 jours d'utilisation . Après le consultation chez l'urologue, chez le psychologue c'est grâce à cet alarme que mon fils a arrête de faire pipi au lit. Je pense(avis d'une mère pas d'une experte)que l'enfant doit être d'un certain âge, peut- être à partir de 7 ans pour bien accepter l'alarme et comprendre le fonctionnement. Aussi dans un premier temps il faut savoir que l'alarme ne réveille pas l'enfant , nous l'avons mis dans notre chambre la 1ere semaine. Quand il a commencé a se réveiller tout seul dès le premier son d'alarme, nous l'avons remis dans sa chambre. Nous avons commence l'alarme le 28 aout, il a arrêté pipi au lit après 15 jours et depuis le 1er octobre il n'utilise plus l'alarme.

El modo de vibrar y sonar no funciona por separado si pero juntos no

Me he animado a escribir la opinión tras varias semanas usándolo. Mi hijo de 6 años dormía con pañal porque era incapaz de despertarse a hacer pipi, tenia un sueño muy profundo y no se daba cuenta. Las veces que probamos a quitarle el pañal era capaz de dormir mojado durante horas sin despertarse. Tras leer las reseñas del producto, me anime a comprarlo y la verdad es que ha sido todo un acierto, en dos semanas ha dejado de hacerse pipi, sinceramente me cuesta creerlo, pero es cierto, aguanta hasta que se despierta para ir al baño. Hemos sido muy estrictos con hacer pipi justo antes de acostarse y al despertarse y le hemos quitado el agua por la noche

The product exceeded my expectations in terms of its ability to sense the liquid and make a sound immediately. It does exactly as advertised and if you act as soon as the alarm sounds the child can empty the remaining full bladder into the toilet with only a small patch wet in boxers and the bed dry, so it’s great for cutting down how often you change bedsheets. Unfortunately for us, on nights where I/my son were extremely tired, we took longer to hear it and therefore more of the boxers and/bed was wet. We just clipped it to the front of my son's boxers and hooked the other side on the waistband. The clip can be a bit tricky to get use to, so I recommend clipping before the boxers are worn. Initially thought it might be uncomfortable to sleep with but it was completely fine. Despite the product functioning well, I found the process exhausting because I would wake up but my son sometimes due to being really tired would sleep right through it, which night after night became quite exhausting, so we are taking a breather until we're ready to be stricter with eating and drinking cut-off point and my son gets his bigger room and then my husband will sleep in there with him and manage the process, as he is better with interrupted sleep than I am. Even though the product works well, I don't know how well, or over what period it eventually trains the child to sense when their bladder is full and to get up and use the toilet ahead of the alarm sounding. The issue is my son doesn't feel the full bladder in the first place. But it’s a great starting point for night time bladder training.