MedlineUltrasorbs Bed Pads Disposable Adult, Advanced Premium Ultra Thick, 30x36, 70 Count, Chucks Pads Disposable Adult, Heavy Duty Chux Pads, for Incontinence, Full Body Coverage, 350 LB Capacity

These are the best true to its credit that it can absorb what it says. Hospitals use these when I saw a relative being transported from the hospital with these underneath them, I knew I had to find them. They are also positional chubs meaning they are strong enough to use to reposition a person in their bed up to a 250 lb person at least from my experience. They are the best and will also purchase them, customer for life!

I cut these into four and use them for my cats' litter box. I have three cats, so I change it daily but compared to other brands, the absorbency is quality and I haven't had any issues with leakage.

5 STAR!!!! Better than the hospitals. You CANT find better!!!! No way!!!!! They are thicker and bigger than the ones from the hospital and I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND FOR ANYONE taking care of the Elderly or anyone bedridden. They were packed really well/ like so many per package- so you don’t have to open them all.

These are exceptional bed liner pads. They are very strong and durable. They are pretty good at staying in place and don't tear or stretch easily. This is the same brand that my hospital uses but these are rated for 350 pounds. I don't know of a better bed liner pad product. I will certainly buy this product again when I need more.

I live in a skilled nursing facility(SNF), and these incontinence pads/chucks, help tremendously, when theCna’s have to change me. They help to keep the draw sheet and the mattress very dry.

Just like the hospital

These are very good pads. And I recommend them. They can protect bedsheets and absorb urine and bms when needed and are pretty easy to manipulate. The patient that these were ordered for has made improvement, so we won't need as many in the future and we are very stocked up. My concerns are that 1) There is only the one option to order 70 or so at a time. The customer may not need 70 or more and this creates a very heavy box to work with. The packets themselves only contain a few pads (maybe five?). Why not have 30 or 50 total as an option in addition to 70? 2) Shipping has been a major problem. The item has arrived on time, but Amazon insists on packing it with other heavy items ordered like 6 or more boxes of wipes or 32 rolls of toilet paper. Both shipments arrived after dark. The first arrived USPS and had to be delivered by our poor mail guy who drove it up to the house but warned me that it was terribly heavy, so he brought it in and set it down. The second time we ordered it, the UPS driver dumped it by the road near our mailbox. He/She did not bother to deliver it to the door despite our driveway being plowed and drivable and also did not text us that it had been delivered nor did Amazon. Our hero neighbor had to lug it up the hill in the dark and down to our house. That's not acceptable, Amazon. Stop boxing items in boxes at least four feet long and weighing 50 lbs or more. Drivers and people will injure themselves and most of us do not have a dolly right by our door or a weightlifter with a pickup truck to load it up and deliver it the rest of the way.

These things are amazing. They soak up everything. Doesn’t seep thru or anything.