Per-Fit Briefs, Large, 18 Briefs (Pack of 4)
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List Price: Our Price: $39.22 You Save: $18.78 (32%) Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Category: Health Care See more product details |
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Customer Reviews of Per-Fit Briefs, Large, 18 Briefs (Pack of 4)
Customer Review: Adult Diapers
Summary: 4 Stars
My spouse is in a nursing home due to ALZ. The nursing home charges $7 per day for incontinence supplies. The Per-Fit briefs are the identical product that the nursing home uses at a cost of less than $2.50 per day for me instead of $7. The CNA's and I am very pleased with the performance of the product and my cost savings. I previously had tried 4 other products that did not give the performance of this product.Customer Review: EXCELLENT VALUE FOR THE $
Summary: 3 Stars
For the price, these are the best value in adult diapers on the market. The absorbent padding is adequate. My only complaint is the sides are flimsy, easy to tear if you pull too hard. Also, the fitting tabs are small but I haven't had any problem with them coming loose. The elastic around the legs fits snugly without causing irritation.
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Customer Review: Not for people who move around.
Summary: 3 Stars
I bought these for my elderly parents who still get around a bit, but need some extra help at night. They usually get another brand but I was trying to save them some money because the price was good on Amazon. But, they had a lot of difficulty with the tabs, getting them to stay fixed -- they kept coming apart whenever they would turn over in bed, or get up at night. I don't know about the absorbency since they never tried them again.Customer Review: cost of this item
Summary: 3 Stars
I have been getting this item with my subscribe and save account for over a year. All of a sudden this item has doubled in price. What is up with that? Couldn't find another way on Amazon to ask this question other than calling, and I have found that choice to be most unhelpful.