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Eclipse Special Package with Parental Monitor

I have a very happy 13 year old, who is now completely dry. We have the Wireless Eclipse. Took just under 6 weeks to get there, though after one week was only wetting couple times a week. There was a period week so everything went on hold. We have been through the hospital system twice (8 and 11 years). She tried the alarm at 11 but the leads kept falling off, the alarm would go off with no wetness. The information given in this booklet far exceeds the info given from the hospital clinic. She has been completely independent and in charge of the process. Highly recommended. My daughter was so desperate and in tears a lot at night wanting to get out of pull-ups. The cost of pull-ups is high, so it was worth the risk even though finances are a bit tight at the moment. The best money I’ve spent all year, seeing the smiles on her face, and the confidence it’s bringing. We would have tried it 2 years ago if we had known about it.

My son was 7 when we started using the alarm. Initially I thought it wasn't going to work because he is such a deep sleeper that he slept through it every time and in the morning had no knowledge of getting up for his bed to be changed. To be honest after 2 months I was about to give up but he was adamant that he wanted to keep trying. We have now had 14 dry nights in a row and the other night the alarm went off (I think he was hot and sweating) and he leapt up to check he hadn't wet his bed. We are all so happy and he is super proud of himself as are we:)) The only reason I didnt give it 5 stars is because there were a few nights when the alarm didn't go off despite him wetting the bed and the tissue surrounding the sensor was soaked, but I think this only happened about 3 times.

We have had our alarm for a couple of months now and at most we have had 3 dry nights in a row. This is definitely a progression on where we were but not where I would like us to be. The sensor is so loud it wakes up my husband and I but for weeks it did not wake my son up. He wakes now but still sits there in a daze and I have to get up and turn it off. He is definitely drier than before the alarm and we are having dry nights, just not consistently.

My son was 9 year old when we started using this alarm sensor. Well, it took me a while to write this feedback I got very emotional when I looked back where it all begun. To all the parents out there having problems with their son/daughters bed wetting I feel you, we’ve been there before. It took time but worth it. Luckily, I came across with this DRI sleeper sensor with the parent unit. So my son would wake up every time the alarm went off and I would get up as well to give him support and encouragement.

With perseverance and support my son overcome his bed wetting after 4-6 weeks of using the sensor alarm. He ain’t using nappies in bed anymore and good bye to bed wetting.

Thank you so much to this company who invented this product. From the bottom of my heart you made a miracle!

Thank you. Definitely, I would recommend this product. Don’t hesitate to use and buy this. Believe me they do miracles!!! No more bed wetting

he never has 2 consecutive dri nights he gets up turns of the alarm off and goes back to bed. When i hear the alarm i get up cause he sometimes dose'nt the hear -- too busy sleeping. But I will persevere. I can't wait till it happens

Very good

Purchased wireless alarm for our son aged 5 1/2.
Brolly sheets are truely waterproof - amazing how much more time I have now only washing the brolly sheet!
We are seeing improvements in our son's Nocturesis.

Only regret is not getting one sooner. Our girl has started to wake up to the bathroom, which never happened before.

We got this alarm roughly 8 weeks ago and the challenge we have is that my son's a very a deep sleeper. I am optimistic this will work but we do have to go to him each time the alarm is ringing and make sure he still get up and go to the toilet and to help him get changed if he's wet himself. He is only just starting to go through longer periods of not wetting himself and he does wake up in the morning just before the alarm triggers to get to the toilet. I reckon it'll work soon but I have got to be patient and give it time. He just loves his sleep too much - don't blame him!