Rodger Wireless Brief

One of the pairs gives a false alarm right after attaching the sensor. The others work well.

The system is good and useful, but has some flaws. The construction of the briefs is OK. Some fall apart slightly, and The Bedwetting Store will take care of warranty issues easily and well. The other frustrating issue is that some briefs false alarm when my son crunches up when he side sleeps. Even with all of this said, I think the system is good, will get even better, and is worth the money to help a child and have the backing of The Bedwetting Store to deal with any problematic briefs. Go kids!

They're dependable and my favorite is that they're washable! And you can put them in the dryer!

My 6 year old boy used the alarm for 6 nights- after that he has been dry so far for 10 nights straight! Prior to the 1st night of using the Rodger Wireless Brief alarm, every night his pull up was wet-
We had tried another alarm about 7 months ago (with wires)- it was difficult for him to turn off and frustrating- he would pull the wires and go back to sleep, but not with this system!

My 7 year old daughter is a very heavy sleeper and had wet her bed most nights, sleeping right through. Pull-ups worked for containment, but she was embarrassed she needed them, and anxious about sleep overs.
I promised I’d look into options that would help. I chose this product because of the wireless hook up to the underwear. The accompanying book is great, and covered the ‘heavy sleeper’. I got the concept of how the alarm would wake her up once the urine hit the underwear, but Was a little skeptical of how that would transition into the alarm waking her and she would stop peeing and make it to the bathroom. But it did! Our process went first 2 nights the alarm didn’t wake her. The sensor is so sensitive, though, we still got her to the bathroom- although she had no recollection of it the next morning. From there the next two nights she woke up on her own. The 5th night The alarm wasn’t set correctly and she did wet her bed a little but woke up on her own. The second week she woke up on her own twice do use the bathroom, didn’t wet twice and relied on the alarm to wake her up twice. But she managed it all independently. 3rd week I believe the alarm went off once. Pass that she wears the underwear with the pad but more for security, we are at 5 weeks.

One of the pairs gives a false alarm right after attaching the sensor. The others work well.

The system is good and useful, but has some flaws. The construction of the briefs is OK. Some fall apart slightly, and The Bedwetting Store will take care of warranty issues easily and well. The other frustrating issue is that some briefs false alarm when my son crunches up when he side sleeps. Even with all of this said, I think the system is good, will get even better, and is worth the money to help a child and have the backing of The Bedwetting Store to deal with any problematic briefs. Go kids!

They're dependable and my favorite is that they're washable! And you can put them in the dryer!

My 6 year old boy used the alarm for 6 nights- after that he has been dry so far for 10 nights straight! Prior to the 1st night of using the Rodger Wireless Brief alarm, every night his pull up was wet-
We had tried another alarm about 7 months ago (with wires)- it was difficult for him to turn off and frustrating- he would pull the wires and go back to sleep, but not with this system!

My 7 year old daughter is a very heavy sleeper and had wet her bed most nights, sleeping right through. Pull-ups worked for containment, but she was embarrassed she needed them, and anxious about sleep overs.
I promised I’d look into options that would help. I chose this product because of the wireless hook up to the underwear. The accompanying book is great, and covered the ‘heavy sleeper’. I got the concept of how the alarm would wake her up once the urine hit the underwear, but Was a little skeptical of how that would transition into the alarm waking her and she would stop peeing and make it to the bathroom. But it did! Our process went first 2 nights the alarm didn’t wake her. The sensor is so sensitive, though, we still got her to the bathroom- although she had no recollection of it the next morning. From there the next two nights she woke up on her own. The 5th night The alarm wasn’t set correctly and she did wet her bed a little but woke up on her own. The second week she woke up on her own twice do use the bathroom, didn’t wet twice and relied on the alarm to wake her up twice. But she managed it all independently. 3rd week I believe the alarm went off once. Pass that she wears the underwear with the pad but more for security, we are at 5 weeks.