Depend Incontinence Shields for Men, Light Absorbency, 58 Count, Packaging May Vary

Very good 👍 Thank you so much

They do what they are supposed to

These pads work well. When I received them the product was in a box that was not damaged. The box the product came in looked like someone smashed it with their foot then placed it in the shipping box.The product itself works great. This the last time I will order them on Amazon because of the damaged box.

If your on the fence about trying these... don't be. They are comfortably thin and absorbent and keeps you and your garments dry and sanitary! They fit well in briefs. Plus No-One knows you've got them on but you! The only thing I question is what's the purpose of only 58 in a box and not an even 60? Buy them you'll be glad you did.

I'm still in the process of (I hope) regaining full continence after prostate cancer surgery. I started with (and needed) the maximum absorbency Depends. They absorb an astonishing amount of fluid but are also pretty thick and not terribly comfortable at night. As matters have improved, I have now switched to the light absorbency pads, which are MUCH smaller and thinner than the maximum shields. They are, as one would expect, more comfortable and I've had no problem with slippage (I wear traditional cotton briefs). But they are really to guard against the occasional dribble. If that is where you are, the light shields are first rate.

Hard to admit I’m at the stage in life where I need this product. That being said, I frequently change clothes at the gym and this shield is nearly undetectable. I don’t wear boxer shorts so I can’t attest to their performance in that respect, but in brief, boxer brief or jock, works well. Stays put well, easily removed when time comes. I can wear khaki and light colored pants again without fear of dreaded wet spots. Seems to abate any potential for end of day odor problems. I can carry an extra discretely in my backpack. Cost effective.

Post prostate surgery followed by radiation. If you're reading here you know the drill. Bladder control? Most of the time. But I want peace of mind for those times when there's less than 100% control. Unobtrusive and effective. What price is peace of mind?

Good product, works great. Some days when I'm out and about traveling or shopping, and using lots of public toilets, you just can't control the dribbles at an older age. Not like these young guys that can empty out in seconds and be on their way. I don't need to use them all the time but nice to have. They stick well in just about any kind of undergarment but I don't see how they could possibly work with boxer style shorts. Great to keep on hand. I think these that are labeled "light absorbency" could still handle quite a lot of liquid.