Medline 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.

I'm not sure why anyone would give 5 stars for this product. It is extremely thin and the absorbent part of the pad does not go out to the edge of the pad, there is about 2" on all sides which is just the blue, non-absorbent part. I use this for a litter box liner and the urine actually soaks through the blue liner of the pad, so this is not a waterproof product. Even when I use two of these doubled up, the urine soaks through the pad. You get what you pay for with this one.

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.

- Stylish patterns that don’t scream “dog bathroom” — they blend in with my decor. - No leaks or odors even after multiple uses. The pad locks in moisture and keeps the floor dry. - Machine washable and durable — I’ve washed them over a dozen times and they still look new. - Versatile use — I use them in the crate, on the couch, and even in the car.

I bought these & I'm very Disappointed with them. I'm using them for potty pads for my small dog & let me tell you there's not enough absorbing material in them it's leaking on my floor ! I would throw them away if I had to use them for a person. Just wanted to give you a heads up before you waste your money on them.

This product does NOT work as advertised! It is as thin as a kleenex and has practically NO absorbency! What a waste of money! I will NEVER buy this product again! I was deceived by their description!

Cheap but it works well for what it is. My purpose was for use as diaper changing pad liners. These are far from quality liners (chux) but for use as an absorbent non leaking protection it is perfect for the price. Especially if its just thrown away when soiled. You have to work with the lower quality. First off, the non-absorbent layer is VERY thin. It can tear fairly easily but it is excellent as a liquid barrier. Just show caution unfolding it (the machine cuts may bind the edges a bit when initially unfolding). The absorbent part is very thin also so it wont hold much liquid. If your baby pees in it, the urine will spread fast. In general these are good pads for my use as baby changing liners, especially for the price. If you are expecting more liquid absorbancy or rougher usage try something else.

I like these as a quick addition to my diaper bag. Easy to put down (usually folded in half) under babies bottom on-top of portable changing pad (they are slick and not absorbing). Also for home on changing pad- great to catch the escaping aftermath from diaper blowouts while changing with one hand with baby feet and one hand to move diaper and clean up-easy to use to catch excess and toss after (a couple times round 2 came while changing round 1- pooping at you mid diaper while all landing on disposable pad-less cleanup mess. Has saved from a potential embarrassing moment of baby going pee during a change while on a fabric chair in the doctors waiting room! They are especially great when out and about-toss on the changing tables in restrooms (usually not very clean), then wrap up diaper and wipes in pad and toss it all out.

mind-blowingly bad. picture single-ply toilet paper covered by a plastic sheet thinner than a maxipad wrap. worse than nothing. you can't even return it, so stay away. it's hard to believe a product this bad even exists, i really thought the pads i have now were the very worst, but no.

Pensé que la medida sería del área absorbente pero no, la medida incluye los bordes de platico que además son muy anchos y el grosor poco más y es casi el mismo de un kleenex

It's not a really thick pad. I knew that, and that's fine for my use. As long as people know that it will be OK.

These are awful. Very very thin. “Liquids” leak through. Dollar store pads are better. Would not recommend buying these.

Very good 👍 excellent