DRYEASY Dry Easy Bedwetting Alarm with Volume Control 6 Selectable Sounds and Vibration

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This is the first time to write a review but this device is a life changer, when I bought it, I was desperate and tired but decided to give it a chance..other comments said everything, I just want to tell you don’t lose hope, especially at the first days. it gonna be tough days but the result is amazing, and when you feel down come here and read the comments, it helps a lot to give you the power to continue.

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I have made a repeat purchase of this product and the same is working fine. The first purchase was made 2 years back and it worked well for the last 2 years. Hence satisfied with the product and reordered

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These used to sell on Amazon Australia for $40 which was an acceptable price considering they only last on average 2 months sometimes they only last for 2 weeks, however, the price has now risen to $112 it’s not worth the money because they do not last and if you’re in Australia, you cannot claim warranty either

I don't write reviews often but I had to for this alarm. And I've never written one with this much detail, but it was necessary. My step-daughter, 8 yo, has always wet the bed. I don't mean an accident here or there. I mean full on peeing in an overnight pull-up, every night. Not a little bit, but often soaking through the pull-up. Her doctor reassured us there was nothing wrong and that eventually her brain and her body would catch up. She was getting more embarrassed by it and being in a soaking wet pull-up overnight was irritating her skin. So after doing a ton of research on bed wetting alarms I decided on this one. And I am SO glad I did. We started off by setting up an air mattress in her bedroom for one of us so we could sleep in her room with her. This is key for the first 3ish weeks. She needed to have a parent with her to ensure she heard the alarm go off and to get her to the bathroom immediately. The first week I'd say the alarm went off 3 times each night as she started wetting the bed. We'd get her up and bring her into the bathroom to finish in there. By week 2 it was going off 1-2 times a night and she was waking up immediately by herself. It was still important for one of us to be with her to ensure she got up and to help her clip the alarm back on. By mid week 3 we decided to let her handle the alarm by herself at night because she had been waking up as soon as she heard the alarm going off. We also did a few practice rounds of her clipping the alarm back on herself so she could do it if we weren't there. By week 4 she was down to having it go off once and it tended to be early in the morning. She was holding her pee all night long (YAY!) and it would go off around 6am ish because she'd start to have an accident. We're now on week 13, since we started the alarm, and she doesn't use it at all now. Around week 8 she started asking to stop using it but we told her we wanted her to keep it on just in case. It was around week 10 we stopped using the alarm all together. She has maybe 1-2 accidents a week now and it' always early in the morning. She's made so much progress and we couldn't be more proud of her and she's proud of herself. This alarm has given her a sense of confidence that she hadn't had before. Some tips to share: When she started using the alarm we put underwear on her and clipped the alarm into those. We then put a pull-up on top of that. This allowed her to still feel the wetness in her underwear and for the alarm to go off. But it prevented us from having to change the sheets multiple times a night. We kept this up for quite some time, until we felt comfortable the accidents would only happen infrequently. That being said, since she still has them we put a pee pad down on her bed so if she has an accident her sheets aren't soaked through and she can easily take the pee pad off and put another one on. We've empowered her to handle her accidents because it helps ensure she knows she accountable. When using the alarm be sure you wipe the prong off after each accident. If you don't the alarm will sense wetness and continue to go off. It's super sensitive to wetness/dampness but it's suppose to be. In the moment it would get annoying that it would keep going off and we'd have to have her go back in and wipe the sensor and re-wipe herself, but that's the point of the alarm. We'd just remind ourselves it's doing exactly what we need it to be doing. The clip can be tricky to attach. I'd suggest practicing, both child and adult, so you're not fumbling with it while the kid is in soaking wet underwear in the middle of the night. Overall I cannot say enough good things about this. We really thought we were stuck with her wetting to bed and wearing pull-ups to bed for many years to come. It does take patience but it's so worth it!!!

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