DryEasy Pro Wireless Bedwetting Alarm With New Improved Sensor Six Selectable Sounds Volume Control And Strong Vibration For Kids

Wanted to add my voice to the chorus, and I never leave reviews. My six year old daughter was still wetting her pull up every night. The pediatrician said she would just grow out of it, but six seemed a bit old for this to still be occurring. I asked about an alarm device which I had read could be helpful. The pediatrician said it could be tried, but it was in no way a strong endorsement. We chose this device because it was wireless, had lots of customizable settings, and was fairly unintrusive. For the first week and a half, it was all rain cloud stickers. Then it almost completely switched to sunny stickers, ie dry nights. And she's been dry ever since. I was skeptical it would work, but the research was strong, the reviews supported it, and it worked for us! Worth the price in pull ups alone!My only one complaint is that it's a bit hard to clip to underwear. It did fall off a couple of nights. But if you're deliberate in clipping it to a good amount of cloth, it will stay. We wore underwear at the skin, then pull-up overtop so we wouldn't have to keep changing bed sheets.

I put off using this for awhile. I was reluctant to spend $50 on something that may or may not work. Also, I love to sleep. So the idea of having to wake up in the middle of the night to deal with wet clothes was not ideal. However, I should have started sooner. My 11 year old son has ADHD/Autism among other things. He would go through phases of never wetting the bed and then back to wetting the bed every day. I tried a bedwetting alarm a couple years ago, but it had a wire and was such a pain. I quit using it. I bought this one since it did not have a wire. I finally started using it a couple of weeks ago. Now I wish I had started sooner. It took about 10 days to start having consistently dry nights. I did not make him wear a pull-up over the underwear. Instead, I laid down some pads and towels on the bed. He does wake up to the alarm and stops peeing. So the underwear is only slightly wet, and the bed did not get wet. There was only 1 night where he completely soaked his underwear, but it was because the alarm fell off his arm. I made sure to put it on correctly after that. Only a couple of nights where he would wake up in the middle of the night, wetting his underwear. The other nights, he started peeing around 6:30am. So, I realized that he could hold it for most of the night. Now, he's been consistently dry for the past 5 nights. I'll keep it going to make sure he doesn't relapse. It's easy to charge. Easy to switch to new underwear/PJs. Easy to apply to the underwear (doesn't fall off in the middle of the night). I lay out clean underwear and pants to change into in case he does have an accident in the middle of the night. 5 stars. Highly recommend.

We recently completed the process of helping our youngest son stop bedwetting, and the Dry Easy Alarm worked so well! We had the older version of this alarm for my older son (that connected the transmitter by wire to the arm band) and were happy with that, so when it came time to replace it for my youngest son, we went with this new wireless version. It made night time sleep a much more comfortable experience, which I appreciated. The only drawback is there are two pieces to keep track of instead of just one (many times, my son forgot to remove the little transmitter from his underwear when he woke up in the morning and wore it all day without realizing it was in the pouch of his underwear! It's that comfortable (ha). To avoid that problem, I would recommend creating a special place that both the transmitter and the arm band will go each morning.The battery life is also excellent. At first, I was charging it religiously as recommended (every day for the transmitter, once a week for the armband piece) only to discover that the items would be recharged in just a few minutes. So then I started stretching out the length of time between charging sessions. This resulted in over a month of use before I realized I needed to recharge and by then we had gone on several trips and I'd misplaced the charging cord! I contacted the company to order a replacement cord (losing it was completely my fault) but they offered to send me a replacement free of charge. I was so impressed.I recommend this method to anyone who asks because of the immediacy of the brain feedback. The moment urine starts to leak out, the alarm sounds. You don't have to wait for it to filter through clothing and reach a (uncomfortable) mat. We used this in conjunction with a pull up over the underwear, and a PeaPod mat and it made responding to nighttime accidents easy and fast. Highly recommend.

Will get a wired unit if I have to buy again. I think this one got thrown away.

We were hesitant about purchasing given the mixed reviews but also had an 8 year old struggling with night times. We tried timed waking but this did not translate to anything. Well I have to say so far this is product working perfectly and getting some results. We followed the simple instructions, including ensuring that underpants are made from viscose or similar and it worked the first night. Our deep deep sleeper woke up. The first night was quite dry, the second he actually managed to wet quite a bit, but by night 4 he actually woke up by himself dry and went to the bathroom. This had NEVER happened before. Honestly he normally can't be woken by a herd of stampeding elephants. Writing this review at around week one so we'll see how the long term effects go, but it's looking incredibly positive so far. Very happy with this tool. Once we hopefully succeed with this guy, we're moving onto small brother.