Nite Train'r Bedwetting ALARM - DVC

It constantly comes unplugged and either sets off a false alarm or does not go off at all when it is supposed to. My son also sweats so we were always up for nothing more than just him sweating. I would strongly suggest saving your money and just setting an alarm for yourself to wake up to get your kid out of bed.

Equipment did not solve the problem.

Great idea and easy to understand but the safety pins are a pain to deal with bc they don't go through the Velcro easily. It comes with everything u could need. Once the attachment is improved it will be a great product.

I used the older version several years ago, and when it became time to get another device, came back to this one. We are still just two weeks into it, but making progress. I have a really, really deep sleeper and he's still not hearing the alarm independently - despite the fact that it wakes me up two bedrooms away. But, the instructions say that it can take 10-12 weeks and I am now having flashbacks that it does indeed take a while. So - we will persevere. I did have to call customer service to the company directly and they were SO INCREDIBLY helpful and sent new covers with velcro! Top notch service and response which is why I wrote this. I really appreciate the extra help.

Our urologist ordered this system for my 10 year old, probably because it is on the lower price range for these types of things and the pharmacy had it in stock (note - Medicaid covers these). When we could get it to work the correct way it seemed to do the trick - my son definitely woke in mid pee and got up to finish in the toilet. Unfortunately it did not work correctly often. The design of this product means you get A LOT of false alarms. The sensor pad has these two metal buttons at the top where the wires connect, and if they touch the skin the alarm goes off. If the prong at the end of the wires that you stick into the alarm thing pulls out part way the alarm goes off. If the felt like cover you put over the sensor pad isn't 110% dry the alarm goes off. If the battery inside the little plastic alarm case thing isn't perfectly aligned the alarm goes off. My boy sleeps deeply but moves a lot and sweats a lot. So as you can imagine this thing was going off constantly around here. We tried a bit of jury rigging which worked for a little while but in the end the wires pulled off the sensor pad completely and the alarm started going off with the senor being plugged in at all. To be fair they do have a good warranty policy - I am sure we could get it replaced - but it was such a pain in the butt to use that we're going to try a wireless system. I think this particular design might work fine if your bedwetting person isn't a little overheated whirling dervish like mine. I feel a little bad because I am sure these folks are trying to make a helpful product and I do see it has worked well for some. But it just didn't work for us.

It constantly comes unplugged and either sets off a false alarm or does not go off at all when it is supposed to. My son also sweats so we were always up for nothing more than just him sweating. I would strongly suggest saving your money and just setting an alarm for yourself to wake up to get your kid out of bed.

Equipment did not solve the problem.

Great idea and easy to understand but the safety pins are a pain to deal with bc they don't go through the Velcro easily. It comes with everything u could need. Once the attachment is improved it will be a great product.

I used the older version several years ago, and when it became time to get another device, came back to this one. We are still just two weeks into it, but making progress. I have a really, really deep sleeper and he's still not hearing the alarm independently - despite the fact that it wakes me up two bedrooms away. But, the instructions say that it can take 10-12 weeks and I am now having flashbacks that it does indeed take a while. So - we will persevere. I did have to call customer service to the company directly and they were SO INCREDIBLY helpful and sent new covers with velcro! Top notch service and response which is why I wrote this. I really appreciate the extra help.

Our urologist ordered this system for my 10 year old, probably because it is on the lower price range for these types of things and the pharmacy had it in stock (note - Medicaid covers these). When we could get it to work the correct way it seemed to do the trick - my son definitely woke in mid pee and got up to finish in the toilet. Unfortunately it did not work correctly often. The design of this product means you get A LOT of false alarms. The sensor pad has these two metal buttons at the top where the wires connect, and if they touch the skin the alarm goes off. If the prong at the end of the wires that you stick into the alarm thing pulls out part way the alarm goes off. If the felt like cover you put over the sensor pad isn't 110% dry the alarm goes off. If the battery inside the little plastic alarm case thing isn't perfectly aligned the alarm goes off. My boy sleeps deeply but moves a lot and sweats a lot. So as you can imagine this thing was going off constantly around here. We tried a bit of jury rigging which worked for a little while but in the end the wires pulled off the sensor pad completely and the alarm started going off with the senor being plugged in at all. To be fair they do have a good warranty policy - I am sure we could get it replaced - but it was such a pain in the butt to use that we're going to try a wireless system. I think this particular design might work fine if your bedwetting person isn't a little overheated whirling dervish like mine. I feel a little bad because I am sure these folks are trying to make a helpful product and I do see it has worked well for some. But it just didn't work for us.