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Our Alarm Chooser
How do I choose the bed wetting alarm that is right for my child? Your question is one that we frequently get. It’s true that there are many choices and that some alarms work better than others in certain situations. … Continue reading
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DRI Eclipse and DRI Excel – New Products
We’re happy to add two new alarms to our bedwetting alarm selection-the DRI Eclipse and the DRI Excel. Occasionally, families prefer not to take their children out of pull-ups when they begin using a bedwetting alarm. Most alarms are designed … Continue reading
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Malem Pad Alarm for Special Needs
“I recently purchased the Malem Bed Side alarm for my son who has special needs. This type of alarm was perfect for my son because we could record his Dad’s voice to wake him up to go to the bathroom … Continue reading
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