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WIRELESS BEDWETTING ALARM
The moisture sensor is placed in the child's underwear or diaper. The alarm can be near the child, or with a parent up to 35 feet (11 metres) away. When the child wets, the alarm sounds. Our how-to-use guide included gives more directions, ideas and tips for your child to achieve dry nights.
STANDARD BEDWETTING ALARM
The DRI Sleeper excel alarm is a body-worn alarm which is clipped to your child's night clothes. The alarm is set at the best resonant frequency to wake your child from sleep. The Excel Urosensor has a large catchment area and 9 sensing strips on both sides. This is ideal for boys who don't always wet in the same position. The sensor can be inserted directly into your child's underwear to catch the first drops of urine and trigger the alarm.
When you purchase you get access to our premium resources:
Quick Start Guide - 10 brilliant ideas you can use today before you receive your alarm.
Phone support available -Customers can schedule a call or video chat with Karen our Bedwetting Alarm Adviser
A Plan for DRI Nights (eBook) - a complete guide for parents
Audio-guided mindfulness meditation for kids or teens - Relax and Remember MP3's
Progress Chart Printable reward chart for kids
Our Bedwetting Alarm Adviser is available to provide support and guidance if you need it. DRI Sleeper is dedicated to helping our customers achieve dry nights!
Using an alarm is by far the most effective way to end a child's bedwetting. When you know why the alarm works and how to use it, your child will have the best chance of success. Stopping bedwetting helps build children’s self-esteem and reduce parents’ stress.
When bedwetting stops children and their families thrive. Parents and kids are so proud of their achievement they can't wait to let us know!
Around 3,000,000,000 pull-ups are used per year in the USA. From 5 to 10 years there will be approximately 18,000,000,000 pull-ups used. At around $1.00 each, the cost is $365.00 per year or $2,190.00 during the usual period of bedwetting.
Our first we tried all sorts of things and saw a specialist etc to no avail. Tried this out on first child and worked perfectly.... have bought three units now over about 10-15 years and the wireless eclipse is just unbelievably great.... .just follow the guides, make sure you wait until child is old enough to be ready and understand what is going on with practice etc - suggest about 4 YO minimum ... this was just the best thing we have done to help our kids and us have a much easier (and say good bye to diapers!) life
I wanted to leave this review to encourage others who are looking for a bed-wetting solution. I’m thrilled to report that it worked for us! Here’s our story. Our daughter (she’s 5), has always been a bed wetter. She slept so heavily at night that she could never wake herself to go to the toilet. I decided that enough was enough and started to google bed setting solutions and came across the dri eclipse wireless alarm. At first I wasn’t sure how this would work, but we wrapped it in some tissue and popped it in my daughter’s knickers at night (we also used pull ups so that we weren’t changing the bed so regularly at first). The first week she continued to wet the bed, but slowly started to adjust to the alarm and started to finish urinating in the toilet during the night. After about 3 weeks she started to go dry throughout the night, occasionally waking to go to the toilet. I was so happy! We had a good 3 or 4 weeks of dry nights but then she relapsed and started bed wetting again. This was the same time her first tooth was about to come out which I wonder was the cause. She wet the bed again for another week and so we started to use the alarm again as per Karen’s recommendation. Within another week we were back to dry nights and since then (about 2 months now), our daughter has been dry every single night. I’m so pleased! She can even travel on a long haul plane without wearing a pull-up! Thank you to the Dri sleeper team. I didn’t think this could work and I’m so grateful that we decided to give it a go and that it worked for us. Good luck to others out there!
Took approx 2 weeks with a few accidents but we highly recommend this product to anybody that has a kid that can't get up at night to go to the bathroom..
Actually worked great! My 6 year was dry after the alarm went off one night! Then started on my 5 year old and has worked the same! So happy! Will be using for my other 5 year old next.
I’ve tried a few alarms, but they all broke after a few uses. The Dri Sleeper is very sturdy and easy to use. My daughter was dry within 3 nights and is still dry three months later. I would highly recommend this product
Hello, I have a dri sleeper bedwetting alarm I have been using with my seven year old son for ten weeks now. It’s been fantastic as except for the first two weeks we haven’t had a single wet bed.
Hello Karen, I can confirm that this alarm has already worked after about 2 - 3 weeks usage! Can’t rate this highly enough and our 6 year old boy has basically gone from being wet every night (without fail) to now getting up on his own accord and going to the toilet in the night and being dry (pull up free!) in the morning! Even held wee in till the morning on a couple of occasions over last week! Incredibly effective product and will obviously be giving 5 stars on Amazon shortly (which says something as very rarely leave product reviews!)
Kind Regards
Richard
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Cured!!!! Thank you. I was dubious as to whether it would really work. It took a while to persuade our 5y/o to try it as she was VERY attached to the night nappies. The first 2 weeks were very hard. Up every night. But I could see some small progress in the second week as she began to wake up. Week 3 a lot better. Week 4 we started having dry nights. We’ve only had one bed wet since she was dry and that was at 9pm and we think due to a bad dream. Now she gets up to go to the toilet or waits till morning. So happy. It was well worth the perseverance and all the extra washing. No more nappies for us! She still won’t give up the alarm yet, but that’s no issue.
