DRI Sleeper Eclipse wireless bedwetting alarm

I purchased this after reading the reviews. We used the sanitary towel method. After 3 weeks my 5 year old is dry at night and rarely has an accident. Totally reccomend. Be prepared to get up and help them quickly to the loo, my boy sleeps so deep he needed assistance to the loo and obviously changing when wet. It was a tough first two weeks, but worth it, he is so happy to have ditched his pull ups!

My very nearly 6 year old started with this alarm 1 month ago, he was dry after 2 weeks of using it - can’t believe we waited so long to get one!

We went for the half sanitary towel stuck to a pair of pants technique, no issues at all. Made it fun by doing ‘practice drills’ at bedtime where he had to run to the loo every time I set off the alarm during bath and bedtime routine.

100% would recommend, despite the cost.

My 6 year old has never had a dry night since birth (soaking through nappies even to his pjs some nights) and we had tried lots of techniques. We tried this alarm and it worked on the third night he was completely dry!! We couldn’t believe it. We kept using for a couple of weeks and he had the odd night of wet but the alarm woke him up before he wet through the bed. After the 2/3 weeks we have removed the alarm and he has only had one accident in the last 3 weeks!
Initially the alarm wasn’t working (I think it was because the yoto player was near it) so make sure you move wireless things in the room before using.

After years of trying, our nearly 7 year old was still wetting herself multiple times a night. Since using this alarm, my daughter was completely dry after one week! It has completely changed her confidence and made the idea of sleepovers possible. I would highly recommend this to anyone. It was like a switch flipped in her body and she is now consistently dry each night with 0 accidents. Well worth the money!!!

It worked, and I'm so glad I bought it. We'd never have got there without it.

Our 6 year old daughter had tried no nappies, but didn't wake even when soaked through - she was getting a horrible rash from the urine.
The alarm is really loud which made her nervous, so we kept it in our room and woke her when it went off- this worked fine.
Putting the sensor in sanitary towel or pants was a disaster. The sanitary towels had that same gel that nappies
have in them which stuck to the sensor and we were generating so so much washing - one night was 5 wetting episodes. I fully expected we were going to be going to the GP for help.
We wrapped the sensor in a couple of sheets of toilet paper and popped it loose inside a nighttime pull up and it worked perfectly. No more wet beds or pajamas, and it picked up the teeniest bit of wetting, no problem.

The diary sheets were really helpful to see progress - within 2 weeks we were averaging only 1 wake up, then the odd dry night, then all of a sudden she managed the two weeks dry! The alarm is waking them so quickly their body really quickly gets used to stopping. I think we went back to the alarm and pull up twice after that, never for a full wetting, just really small amount on pajamas and she was waking which was brilliant. Each time we'd get to 2 dry weeks with the alarm again and then we'd go back to just pajamas.
She's now just managed a full month dry and is happy and confident. So I'd say we used the alarm on and off for nearly 2 months.
The price of the alarm is killer, but nothing else was going to work. Highly recommend.