Bed Wetting Alarms

Bought a DRISleeper for AUD180 (which is 2 pretty basic electronic components that I'm guessing would have cost a few dollars to make, including R&D). Tried all of their sensor placement suggestions over a few weeks and the alarm worked a handful of times. When I sent them an email about this, the reply they sent was obviously a form letter that basically told me that it's my fault, saying that issues are invariably due to [it] not being used properly". I feel pretty ripped off

We purchased the wireless alarm for my heavy sleeping 6 year old, and used it wrapped in one single square of toilet paper and slipped it into a slit in a pull up nappy. Some nights it didn't trigger, probably because the nappy absorbed too much but the alarm seemed wet so I couldnt work it out. However it didn't matter much and those nights were good to catch up on sleep anyway. Somehow it worked within 3-4 weeks and now he wakes completely dry. It's like magic!

Very poor experience. The alarm did not work for us, and when I asked for a refund Jack was incredibly condescending and accused me of not using the alarm properly even though I was following the instructions provided with the alarm. Strongly recommend purchasing from elsewhere.

After spending a LOT of money on renting a traditional alarm (with sleeping mat) my little one was dry for a few weeks but then relapsed so instead of re-renting the old style alarm I decided to try this one. So glad I did! It's easier to use, costs less and it works! If you have a kid who wets or who is struggling to maintain success - this device works a treat!