Product Description

For men and women. 58-68 Inches hip size. Comfort and feel of underwear. Easy pull-on and pull-off design like regular underwear. Comfortable waist panel gives a close discreet fit. Soft leg gathers insure comfortable fit and dryness. Colored line on the soft waistband highlights the back of the underwear. Super absorbent, stay dry core quickly locks away wetness and odor. Cloth-like cover. Made in USA.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3747 in Health and Beauty
• Size: Extra Large
• Brand: Prevail
• Model: PV-514
• Released on: 2007-02-20
• Number of items: 4

Features

• Discreet - Absorbent - Protection
• Locks in moisture fast for added leakage protection, odor control and healthier skin
• Silky-soft outer fabric is softer and more comfortable
• Ventilated waist panels allows air to pass through to reduce heat build-up and promote healthy skin
• First Quality, the makers of Prevail products, is the leading provider of Incontinence Protection in the US Long Term Care Market

Customer Reviews

Better than Depends
These are better than what I've been buying in the store. They don't leak. Mom is 200+ pounds and they fit her great. Excellent product!!

Such A Deal
My father uses a size smaller in the Prevail brand than he does with Depends. I find the Prevail Underwear to be made every bit as well as the Depends. If you go with the subscription price, you can't find a better deal anywhere--by far. I see right now the Prevail Large is not offered as a subscription item by Amazon (though I did get my order). I hope that is only a temporary situation.

Update: The price of this product has risen considerably. Also, since my original posting, Tena has come out with their protective underwear for men. My father finds that he prefers that product to either Prevail or Depends. It fits him much better, and it looks much better. It is more expensive than Prevail, but the prices are getting closer all the time--especially if you watch for $5 coupons at Walgreens. Then Tena even costs less than the Prevail.

INFLATION?
These diapers were a God-send since they fit so well and arrived on a recurring basis at my father's front door. HOWEVER, can someone tell me why such a dramatic price increase? I was paying a total of $61.20 (after discount, etc.) and now I'm being billed $85.68 (after discount, etc.) - that is a 22 cent per diaper increase almost overnight. I love the product but I don't understand the dramatic sudden price increase.