B-Sure Anal Leakage Pads, Box/24 Pads

Works perfectly. To address concerns from other reviews I had prior to purchase: - They're not a liner, and not intended to be a liner, so if you just drop them into your undergarment, they're not going to stay put because that's not where they go. - They're not a replacement for incontinence undergarments (e.g. Depends), they're for light/minor issues. - You definitely notice (at first) that it's in place, but unless you've got a smaller rear end AND you're wearing ultra-tight clothing, like, maybe, yoga pants (I don't know, I'm a guy that wears wool slacks and jeans most of the time), you might be able to see an outline through the clothes. - I wouldn't (and don't) reuse them during the day. i.e., if I need to use the restroom I remove it, and even if it's clean, wrap it in toilet paper and dispose of it in the garbage. - I wouldn't flush them. - The easiest way to put these on is just how it shows in the instructions; fold them in half length-wise over a finger then with the other hand spreading your cheeks, push the center of the pad directly against your anus (don't worry, your finger will be against your anus with the pad in between), then release your cheeks as you remove the hand placing it. That's it, it's in place and isn't going to move once you put your undergarment on. - There's no activated charcoal or other odor absorbing feature, if you do have an issue, you'll need to replace the pad soon, but you won't need to change clothes.

Have purchased the Butterfly brand for years. It worked well. This product is useless. I made my purchase mostly because one reviewer said other purchasers weren't using it right. However, I didn't notice the fact that they are ADHESIVE FREE which is clearly stated on the box (my error). Why would this company put out this product with no way to keep it in place. Reviews stating they are paper thin (almost like toilet paper) and don't stay in place are 100% accurate. Company should be ashamed of selling what basically amounts to toilet paper for $10. Don't waste your money.

There use to be another product either adhesive but it’s no longer available. This seems to be the only game in town now, and the pads mostly stay in place. If you need this product and use it, you’ll be pretty satisfied.

These are easy to use, soft, and non-irritating. They are not absorbent, so they are good only for the accidental "smear". Convenient for women to fold and take along in your purse. If you have issues with your pipes, these should not be flushed. Twenty-four in a box for $9.99 ($0.42 each) is a bit expensive when they might need changing two or more times per day.

Work well, but seem to slip out of position easily. Good size and shape.

Work well for my needs.

These used to stay in place. Now this latest batch is smoother and doesn’t stay in place. Too bad.

Total waste of money. They're lying about the size. They say 4 X 6, but it's really 2 1/2 X 3 1/2. And VERY thin. USELESS for containing any incontinnce. And so EXPENSIVE. Nearly 60 cents each. Why in heaven's name would you not simply use a bit of paper towel or toilet paper. Much more effective and basically FREE. Or use a urine incontinence pad. Bigger. Better design. With a little adhesive sround the edges. And CHEAPER.

When applied correctly, works adequately. Comparable in size to a bandaid. Conveniently flushes down the toilet. However at over a dollar per flush, not very cost effective.

Useless, to put it politely. Totally overpriced. Avoid !

wasnt sure as some people said they were ok and others they are useless.i think for they are ok for small leaks and would buy again.

Very expensive for everyday use.

Do NOT buy! Not fit for purpose. Too small, too thin (see photo) and does not stay in place. Wasted my money.