Cardinal Maximum Absorbency Protective Underwear for Women, Extra Large, 58 - 68", 195 - 245 lbs REP

Mom likes these the best, good size for her

Within the last year, it seems that the cost of these things have almost doubled, if not significantly increased. I decided to try these after my last order jumped from $11 to almost $23 per package for the original product. I am happy to say that they are every bit as absorbent as the Covidian Heavy absorption ones, plus they look nicer and have less plastic than them. I ordered mine based on the sizing chart and thus far have had no leakage problems to report. At $13.70 they're still not cheap, but $14 beats $23 any day, especially during these hard times. I ordered one pack (female) to check the fit and absorption, and then I order another 10. I'll be ordering them again!

I ordered these for my elderly parents. They did not complain, so I assume they were okay. I'll have to see if they want to order them again or not.

These are the most comfortable, and very economic to buy.

I would suggest that you not buy these. Luckily I only bought one pack to try them out.They fit great, but as far as being absorbent , they are not!It’s actually very strange how these underwear DONT draw the liquid into the pad. When you sit down and pull the pants down, you will have a rather large puddle on the floor to clean up! It just sits there in the top part of the panty.I’ve been looking for an incontinence panty that doesn’t leak through the leg and haven’t found one yet. Plus I go through a lot of these things and at $1-$3 a piece; it gets spendy!The best so far is a brand called, Prevail

Very adsorbant overnight. Easy to pull up

This has adequate protection but not if the leakage is a lot