SUNKISS Trustplus Booster Pads for Adult Diaper 15" x 4", 26 Count

A good boost for your lighter weight incontinence garment. Or stack them up for a thick and satisfying overnight experience or go BIG for a brave (and adventurous) overland endeavor. They absorb at a modest pace with good traversal performance. I appreciated that they are far more stable when fully loaded💪🏻- compared to others I have tried💦😑👎🏻. Freshening up between changes can be enough of a hassle without having to deal with a mushy blown-out booster mess, it doesn't really matter how much a booster can hold if it just ends up in the diaper anyways🫤

I have tried other booster pads but this one has been the best so far and I plan to rebuy it in the future. It has the “flow-through” design so it works just like additional padding, perfect for overnight diapers or to make an ordinary diaper perform better. The adhesive on the pads binds well to the diaper so no “bunching up” or movement that could cause issues. Personally, I like the length, softness and how thin they are when dry. The size allows you to increase a diaper’s capacity by adding one or more pads without losing the functionality of the diaper. In other words, they don’t interfere with the leak guards so the diaper performs as intended but only better.. Finally, the pads work well at distributing fluids so all of the diaper’s padding gets used, front and back.

Nothing special. I can find this in walmarts

This SUNKISS Trustplus booster pad was purchased strictly for product testing, and based on that testing, it does not perform as it should. While it may absorb some liquid initially, the way it handles moisture makes it ineffective and unreliable. The biggest issue is that the pad stays wet. Instead of pulling liquid away and locking it into the core, moisture remains close to the surface. That creates an immediate wet feel and defeats the purpose of using a booster pad in the first place. A booster should improve dryness and performance, not make things feel worse. Leak performance is also poor. Once the pad takes on even a moderate amount of liquid, it begins to leak rather than contain and distribute absorption properly. The narrow size and weak internal structure don’t help, and the pad does not integrate well with diapers or underwear the way a booster pad should. Odor control is minimal at best. Because the pad stays wet, odor becomes noticeable much faster than expected. This again points to poor wicking and retention rather than true absorbent performance. During testing, the pad failed to enhance the performance of the product it was placed in. Instead of adding absorbency and confidence, it introduced new problems, including wetness and leakage. That makes it unsuitable not only for real-world use but also for reliable testing purposes. A booster pad should improve capacity, dryness, and containment. This one does none of those consistently. Absorbency numbers don’t matter if the liquid isn’t managed correctly, and in this case, it clearly isn’t. Overall, this product does not work as advertised. Poor moisture handling, surface wetness, and leaking make it ineffective. Based on testing alone, this is a one-star product and not something I would recommend or use again.

The pads made by Sunkiss were excellent exactly what I needed.