
FitRight
New FitRight Extended Wear Stretch Brief ( Size 2, 40 to 70" Waist, 20 Count - Pack of 4)
FitRight Extended Wear Stretch Brief is an adult incontinence brief designed for overnight use. It features a high-performance core with odor control that absorbs and locks in liquid, EasyFlex stretch panels for a comfortable and repositionable fit, and soft raised Leak-Stop Guards to reduce leakage. This pack contains 4 packages of 20 briefs each (80 total) in Size 2, fitting waists 40 to 70 inches. Condition is new open box, box may show damage but briefs are unaffected.
- Gender
- unisex
- Category
- Health & Beauty > Health Care > Incontinence Aids
- GTIN
20193489089018- MPN
FITRIGHT-20193489089018-NEWOVERSTOCK
Specifications
High performance incontinence brief with odor control and leak protection for overnight use.
High performance core absorbs and locks liquid; EasyFlex stretch panels for comfort; Soft, raised Leak-Stop Guards.
- Occasion
- everyday
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Health & Beauty > Health Care > Incontinence Aids
Additional Attributes
- high performance core
- odor control
- EasyFlex stretch panels
- Leak-Stop Guards
- overnight use
- size 2
- 20 count pack of 4
- open box
- new overstock
Image Analysis
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Studio product photo of a green plastic package of FitRight extended wear stretch briefs showing a photo of a white brief, branding, size number 2, count 20, and waist range text.
OCR: FITRIGHT. Extended Wear Stretch Briefs. Culottes extensibles. Pañales elásticos. EasyFlex Stretch. 20. 40-70 in (102-178 cm). 2plastic packaging film with glossy finishgreen package backgroundblue arched logo panel with white textlarge white numeral 2 on frontprinted product photo of a white adult briefwhite stacked brief edges visible on diagonal stripeEasyFlex Stretch circular iconwaistband stretch tab shown on brief photoproduct count '20' printed on frontwaist range '40-70 in (102-178 cm)' printedbilingual product name lines in English and Spanishstudio white backgroundsoft even studio lighting
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Documents & Data
Customer Reviews
1 reviews · out of 5
Would buy again
Everything was smooth and the item was as described.
Reddit Insights
1 threads · r/CaregiverSupportCaregivers consider FitRight stretch briefs inferior to Depend Night Defense due to poorer absorbency, fit, and value, leading some to switch back.
Overall sentiment is negative. Most comments criticize FitRight's absorbency and fit compared to Depend, with some finding them serviceable but still a downgrade.
Themes
Use Cases
- Overnight incontinence management for bedbound patients
Watch Out For
Compared To
vs Depend Night Defense
FitRight stretch briefs are consistently rated worse than Depend Night Defense in absorbency, fit, and overall quality. Depend is preferred despite being slightly more expensive.
Source Threads
FitRight is not as good as Depend
I recently got sent FitRight instead of Depends and I have noticed they aren't as good. Even though they say they are the extra absorbent the patient I care for has been wet much more often. I basically put a new diaper on him for bed and when I check him 2-3 hours later the bed sheets are wet sometimes it's leaked all the way through. I had to go put some extra pads under him. Also I've noticed these ones rip easier than the depends. Next month I'm requesting to go back to depends. I wasn't too sure if the Depend Night Defense I had before were the better ones but it seems they are more expensive. These FitRight Stretch briefs with overnight absorbency are very inconsistent sometimes they are okay but most nights the sheets get wet.
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