DependFIT-FLEX Incontinence Underwear for Men, Maximum Absorbency, Disposable, Large, Grey, 52 Count (2 Packs of 26) (Packaging May Vary)

It is worth the money and time. The Depends size large works well for my son.Thank you. I will continue to reorder.

He’s been loves them

Correct size, comfortable.

I have used my Brother HL-4150CDN printer for several years. It prints beautifully, but changing toner cartridges, belts, or drums can be difficult & frustrating. I bought a replacement Brother TN336BK, TN336C, TN336M, TN336Y High Yield set of 4 colors 4 months ago but did not open then until last week, when I needed the black. Today I had to replace the drum, but I still could not print because the printer said I needed to replace the yellow. So I opened & inserted your yellow. The printer still insists I need yellow. I took it out & reinserted it twice more. No luck. I put the old one back in. No luck. I have just now ordered a replacement for the yellow so that I can print as soon as possible. On the assumption that it is your yellow cartridge that is defective & not my printer, what do I do to get reimbursed or get a replacement for your defective yellow cartridge?

I wear them!

They are comfortable to wear; contain deposits; and tesr off easily when scissors are not available. I have a catheter and have to change the Depends daily.

Happy with all except kept sending each month and I didn’t request that

Kimberly-Clark's Depend brand products have long been one of the most popular options for those who experience incontinence. Over recent years, the Depend brand has focused more on independence than functionality and I'd dare say that it's starting to show in the effectiveness of their products.As an independent adult with spina bifida, I've long experienced some level of incontinence issues. For many years, I simply bought my supplies from a local drug store or mass retailer, but with recent health concerns have opted to explore online options.Incontinence is one of those weird, embarrassing issues and I'm always trying to balance between functionality, independence, and having what I wear be not quite so obvious. Traditional briefs are, of course, the most effective but they're also the most stigmatizing. Briefs like these, the Fit-Flex, offer less stigma with decent function and certain definite compromises.After wearing the traditional briefs for a while after a recent major surgery, I've been moving toward a fit-flex type option. After my previous option became unavailable for a while, I made the switch. Unfortunately, within a few days of adding these to my subscribe-and-save I again realized how much I needed to compromise my needs and stability to use these.The Fit-Flex briefs are great for someone with moderate bladder control issues. Generally, if there's any bowel management issue at all a traditional brief is the way to go as these briefs are thinner on the side and they have most of their padding in the crotch area. There's minimal padding around the buttocks. Depend seems designed to serve most people who have incontinence, while those with significant disabilities tend to go for more specialized medical brands because they're simply better designed for those with significant needs in bowel/bladder management.Depend is very good at sizing their products. For example, I ordered the large briefs that stop at a 44" in waist which is exactly what I have. They were definitely snug and the first pair actually ripped. If I had a 46" waist, these wouldn't work. They are more fit than flex. While I was able to adapt how I put them on, I found them quickly ineffective or rather quickly needing changed. They simply didn't satisfy in terms of absorbency. Furthermore, they really just don't do a good job of skin protection.Are they bad? No, not really. I think they will be perfectly fine for most who experience incontinence. For those of us with significant issues or unique bodies, for example I have scoliosis and use a wheelchair, the product doesn't really flex as much as needed with the body.Ultimately, after one order I've cancelled my subscribe-and-save because it's obvious these will not meet my needs without adding a lot of emotional stress and physical demand for extra changes. This is a decent mid-range option, but for those with significant needs this is simply not the best option. As Depend has moved away from traditional briefs and seems to be targeting style over substance, it seems a different brand is probably a better way to go for me.

The Product Speaks for itself, Service and returns on any errors which can happen from time to time are well received and prompt which is highly appreciated.

I only order this product for a family friend. I do not use this product.

Been buying these for my father *senior* for awhile now and he has zero complaints. I've also never seen one rip on him

An old hemorrhoids problem surfaced recently and I needed some men’s adult diapers to help with the inevitable mess from depositories and cream. It’s been some years since I bought these but it seems to me the current supply is thinner and not as comfortable, but overall these seem to work for me. I read all the comments about sizing and settled for the large size although I’m not overweight. If I’d chosen the small/medium I would have been in trouble - so, if in doubt buy the large size.

Man with/after anal surgical operations have to wear them the front to back. By doing that they do not fit properly. The company should consider taking this into consideration and design some of them for different usage.