MedlineMedline Light Absorbency Underpad, 17" x 24", 100 Count, Disposable Chucks, Bed, Furniture & Surface Protection, For Kids, Adults, Elderly, Puppy Pad, Changing Pad, Incontinence Pee Pad

These are like small puppy pads. They are very thin, but the my get the job done. I place a few down on the changing table for accidents and I have some in the diaper bag. They work great for when my baby pees on the table (which is often as he’s less than one month). I started out using a washable cover, but it’s so much easier to use these.

Very cheap and thin and don’t hold any liquids at all, doesn’t work well at all and anyone saying they work must not using for accidents for animals or humans. The liquids run through an if you accidentally step on a wet spot it’s very slippery and they are so small even for a small animal or child you would need 3 or 4 the double or triple them up. Please don’t waste your time or money purchasing this product. And the owner of this product needs to make a few adjustments and make a better product and not charge what they are for a bad product, I had to give at least a 1 star ⭐️ I wouldn’t even give that if could give a quarter of the star.

I see a lot of negative reviews here from people disregarding the size dimensions and the "light absorbancy" tag, expecting a heavier-duty product. To be fair, "light absorbancy" is not quantifiable, so I sacrificed one of my pads to measure how much water it could hold -- it's 4 fl oz (roughly 118ml). After that, it cannot absorb any more liquid.These are not training pads for you to have your dog "go" on. These will not stand up to emptying an entire bladder. But that's not what these are designed for, and not how they are being marketed. These are for a use case like mine where my dog has slight urinary incontinence and drips small amounts of urine at a time when he lays down. These perfectly collect that small amount of urine and the backing is waterproof, keeping it off the couch.The seller for these (Medline) has a range of absorbancy levels, but I have only tried these "light" duty ones as my use case is truly light duty. If you need heavier duty, pay more to get heavier duty. Otherwise, this is like trying to use a sports car to haul a heavy load and getting mad that you didn't choose a tow truck. At ~20 cents a pop, these are perfect if you are being realistic.

Just adequate size for under hips at night. Absorbs leaks well.

If you’ve worked in healthcare, as I have, or have visited loved ones in the hospital who have used lining pads, you will immediately see these are lower quality. They are thinner, flimsy, and the lining isn’t much. I tried these for my mother for when I change her and she sits in the bed. The other namebrand ones often lasted a few days. These are pretty much single use. They cost about 1/3 as much, and you can see why. I will be paying more next time to get better quality.

These pads are super thin, feel like they wouldn't work, but they do the job. Not the best pads, I got them for my foster puppies, but they are adequate. I don't think I'll order these again, but for the price, I got what I paid for.

These are so bad! I wish I read the reviews, which I usually do, but figured they are pee pads I don’t need to. They are so thin and flimsy and have zero absorbency for puppy training. I would highly suggest something else because this ain’t it!

Durable and arrived quickly, doesn’t fall apart easily. I would definitely buy this again