Medline Ultrasorbs AP Drypads - Super Absorbent Disposable Underpads, 30x36 Inches, 10 Count (Pack of 4) - Ideal for Incontinence Care, Bed & Furniture Protection - Perfect for Home Healthcare, Elderly Care & Post-Surgery Recovery

Super duper strong and with no fuzziness … but expensive!Perfect for use of those on Hospice or bedridden. I cannot say enough good about this product. So much better than cheap chucks.They are awesome, and after 10 years I’ve used a lotI buy these for my elderly mother who has some blather control issues. They are a great size for the bed and for a seat in a chair or couch. They are the most absorbent I’ve found, which is really important at night in bed. They are soft but have some weight so they don’t slide like others. They are worth the money.I purchased a case of these bed liners because the advertisement said they do not leak through. They do leak through and quickly. They do not appear to wick away the moisture either. The moisture stays in one spot and spreads out only a little. I ended up using a different kind of bed liner underneath these so they would not leak through.The one saving grace for these bed liners is that they are strong and they help in repositioning the person on the bed.The Ultrasorb line of bed pads is one of the best quality pads on the market. I have tried many bed pads and these are among the most absorbent. I first learned of Medline’s pads during one of my many trips to the hospital. At Mt. Sinai hospital where I have had numerous surgeries, they regularly utilize the Extrasorbs pads. These Ultrasorbs are the top of the line and appear to be slightly higher quality than the Extrasorbs. I currently use bed pads on my floor as I have an elderly dog who can’t wait to go outside. She suffers from Cushings Syndrome. Although I do not dispute all of the excellent reviews for this product, there happens to be another bed pad that is more absorbent which is McKesson Maximum. I have compared the rate of absorption and the capacity to absorb fluids and in my honest opinion the Maximum is more absorbent and absorbs faster. On the other hand, the Ultrasorbs feels slightly softer on the skin and may retain odors better. The other comparison is price and in that respect the McKesson Maximum wins by a long shot. By the case these Ultrasorbs are $2.00 per pad. The McKesson Maximum are $1.34 per pad, a much better valueA little expensive but super absorbent, taking care of someone who’s mobility was limited, so if they had an accident it didn’t go through on the bed mattress or furnitureI bought this pad when I came home from having surgery. I needed a pad that was strong, and absorbent. I used these pads for weeks since I didn't need to change them every day. They are soft and big enough to protect your bed no matter what your situation. Thank God I am healed to the point I don't need them any longer but I would buy them again if I ever needed to.