Are these placed in your underwear like a panty liner until you are in need of using them?
1437674
No. You unroll the plastic bag and it has a hard plastic cup shaped opening at the top of the plastic bag. When you need to use the bathroom you place the travel John down there, and go to the bathroom in the bag. It has absorption material in it (like the stuff in baby diapers) and its spill proof. You can reuse the bag until its full. Hope that helps!
2150213
Yes, you have to put them on yourself so if you don't want to use them just leave them off.
622038
Yes the pad adheres to your underwear; so when your drawers are down the pad is still attached.
48353
I forgot I had them in and wore them to work a few times. Fine, until I went to the bathroom. By the time I remembered (felt them) it was too late. I find that wearing them in the morning while I'm getting ready for work is enough.
477988
I like a pair of boxer briefs under them. I wear them multiple days at times so seems like a good idea to have a extra layer.
1094691
I try to wash them at night when I take them off or in the morning. As long as they are clean when you put them on and they are keeping their shape, I keeping wearing them. I have a spare because I have put mine down when I take my socks off and forget to pick it up. Then in the morning when I go to put it on I forget where I put it. So I use my spare and then I find it. Always put it at a certain place every night so you know where it is. Sometime I go crazy looking for it because I didn't put it where it belongs. Hope this helps.
890020
Just like the disposable variety you by at the grocery store, these are not sized to fit a person in the same way that underwear or a dress is. Approach the sizing with how much coverage you want - regular (which is what I use in conjunction with a Diva Cup or long (for overnights, if that's currently what you use in the disposable variety). Congrats on going waste-free!
2280740
I don't use disposable liners so I can't answer your question easily. What I can say is that these are just like any other pocket diapers. So if you can use the liners you wish to use with pocket diapers (say bumgenius, blueberry, hero, etc) then you can use those liners with these diapers.
593676
Over panties. I actually wore a pair of my husband's boxer briefs while I got use to it.
1341003
I can't believe that you are seriously asking this question. I mean how do you change your underwear? Do you take off one pair completely before putting the new pair on? Just make sure you change the batteries during daylight hours.
2111016
No. These require the liner to work. They're just like the Playtex drop-ins.
1414065
You can put them in your panties, but I think they're too bulky for that to be comfortable. Instead, when I was in the hospital, I lay in bed with a pillow under my knees and just rested the pad on my perineum. It is gentle enough to rest right against your skin, and the coolness gradually fades after 30-45 minutes. I LOVE them and use them most nights for residual soreness.You don't need to put water on them, no. The pads are individually wrapped in plastic bags. To activate, you fold it in half until the bag pops, remove it from the bag, shake it to move the contents around and let it fully cool, and apply to your perineum. You can put them in your panties, but I think they're too bulky for that to be comfortable. Instead, when I was in the hospital, I lay in bed with a pillow under my knees and just rested the pad on my perineum. It is gentle enough to rest right against your skin, and the coolness gradually fades after 30-45 minutes. I LOVE them and use them most nights for residual soreness.You don't need to put water on them, no. The pads are individually wrapped in plastic bags. To activate, you fold it in half until the bag pops, remove it from the bag, shake it to move the contents around... » Read More You can put them in your panties, but I think they're too bulky for that to be comfortable. Instead, when I was in the hospital, I lay in bed with a pillow under my knees and just rested the pad on my perineum. It is gentle enough to rest right against your skin, and the coolness gradually fades after 30-45 minutes. I LOVE them and use them most nights for residual soreness.You don't need to put water on them, no. The pads are individually wrapped in plastic bags. To activate, you fold it in half until the bag pops, remove it from the bag, shake it to move the contents around and let it fully cool, and apply to your perineum. « Show Less
1363588
That's a toughy because the plastic prevents leaking through. I think all liners have a plastic shield (the part that has the sticky tape to adhere to your panties). Sorry I couldn't help more.
622037
I have found that wearing tight bikini style underwear works best (no fly & tight fit helps keep dry) to urinate, the shorts can be pushed down out of the way, or it is possible for me to lift leg hole enough to facilitate urination.
1771004
Yes they do. However, I should caution you that these are not very good. They are flimsy in quality and did not work for us. We have a developmentally disabled severely incontinent woman and she wears depends. These plastic pants gave her a rash on her legs because they are cheap plastic. They were not as absorbant as we needed. The ripped after a few uses and although claim they are machine washable, they didn't hold up. I do not recommend this product.
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I use them 2-3 times a week for Vaginal dryness. Yes they can be messy, but I just put on a panty shield until there's no more leak, I now it does sound icky, but it beat VD. Also I found that after awhile using them. I seem to get back my libido, as least for me it does and im 67. hope this helps.
2055672
These are only for line the boxer briefs for males, for leaky bladders. They would be not needed, if an adult diaper is worn.