VIVO Organic Cotton Sensitive Skin Overnight Adult Incontinence Pullup Underwear, Women & Men, Large 44 Count

We had spent months searching for a tab-style diaper that doesn’t cause a chemical rash for my mom, and a friend finally told me about VIVO. It turns out they are the only brand in the US offering an organic cotton lining in a brief with tabs! Unlike the other 'plasticky' brands we've tried, these are incredibly soft and breathable. I was a little hesitant because of a few negative reviews I saw, but after trying them, I'm so glad I ignored the noise. This is the only product that actually worked for my mom without irritation. Thank you VIVO!

My mom really likes these. She is allergic to synthetic materials and these do not break her out. They also keep urine from escaping so no messes. Best pullups she's used, and she's tried several brands.

I purchased this brand because I wanted something organic for my mom and this was the best brand by far! It’s leak proof and holds a lot and they comfortable, not itchy, fits snug and comfortable where she does not fuss with it. I brought the pull up which was much easier for me to put on her. It’s a great buy so go ahead and purchase one!

We’ve been through many store brands for our parent, and nothing has held up overnight due to the high diuretic dose. VIVO's are highly absorbent, love how soft the lining feels. Recommend Strongly

Overall pull-ups are comfortable, however though they don’t hold up they’re not very observant and did I mention to that they allow pee to sweat through them and also I leaked all of my bed last night. I’m very dissatisfied. This product will never buy again.

This diaper is well made. The quality of the material is impressive. The tapes are perfect. Strong, but yet still removable with a good pull. The outer cover is very soft. Certainly the softest cloth backed diaper I have ever felt. The leg elastics were very stretchy and allow for a snug fit. The only down side was the overall length or waist height of the diaper. It is a low rider. I kept feeling the need to pull it up even though it probably never moved. Good for being discreet, but a few more inches would have made a better fit. Absorbency seems as expected for the thickness. Probably good for 4 wettings.

So this is priced as a premium product. It comes in very expensive heavy plastic packaging, the sort of think I feel guilty throwing away. But the product inside is what in the US would be considered an institutional-grade product. In fact, I reminds me a whole lot of the ones they gave me in the hospital. They fit so low I feel like I always need to be pulling them up, and they have a wetness indicator for bedridden patients. Not something an active person would wear. They are made in China, and cost a lot more than far better quality products made in the US or Canada. It feels to me like somebody took some pants intended for the Chinese assisted living market and put them in a fancy pckage. I was planning on using both bags (they come in two 11-count bags), but I don't think I can make myself suffer that much. I suspect I'll donate one and try to make myself use the other ones as "backup", when I think I am probably ok. As far as their comfort, they feel just the same to me as the Tena or Tranquility products I normally use. Nothing special. They may contain of "organic cotton", I can't tell nor do I care. Updated: Well, It's been a few days now. Despite the fact of me being smack in the middle of the size range, these "feel tight" on me and I am always pulling them up because they want to slip down. How they claim you can wear them with up to a 43" waist, I will never know. Must look like a bikini on people in that size range. As far as appearance goes, I always point out on reviews for this sort of thing that is my goal NOT to be seen in them, but I will be seen by medical people or my wife. There's sort of a "scale of embarrassment" for adult pullups, the best ones look a lot like underwear and from a distance or under a hospital gown, one would think that is what some of them are. If they actually do the job of handling incontinence as well, those are my favorites. That is certainly NOT the case here. These are one of the types I hate the most. The pant is sort of semi-transparent except where the pad is. I was changing in the handicapped bathroom at work and I got a look at myself in the mirror. I looked like I was wearing those hospital mesh pants the use in Labor And Delivery with a giant maxi-pad in the middle. I am as pale white as you can get and you can still see my skin right through the pants. I don't even want my wife to see me in these, it is too embarrassing. I may give up before I finish the half-bag. I am waiting for my wife to ask while I keep changing into pajamas long before bed. It's because I am ashamed for you to see me in this underwear, My Dear.

Super Comfy. Best Diapers I Have Tried In 10 Years. Tapes Can Be Sketch Sometimes As Long As You Dont Adjust More Then 5 Times. Stretchy Enough To Pull Down When Snug. Wetness Indicator Is Sensative And Can Turn Blue Even With Light Moisture. Could Be A Little Thicker Towards The Front For Guys. Super Soft And Great For Sleeping And Daily Use. Comfortable While Active. No Heat Build Up. Super Soft! Only Wish Was The Tabs Were Stretchy Instead Of Depending On The Stretchy Waist To Adjust The Tabs. And More Thicker Towards The Front And Up Too The Waist For Guys. But Tolerable. Best Cloth Diaper Out There Easy. Better Than Some Plastic Types Too.