Wet Call Bed-Side Bed wetting Alarm with Pad

by Nite Train-r

Product Features

• A clinically effective approach to stop bedwetting
• Great alternative for children who won't wear an alarm
• Alarm box can either be worn or placed on a bedside table/attached to the headboard
• Volume control allows for a more descrete reminder
• Backed by a 60 day warranty

Product Description

Wet Call is a moisture sensing bed pad/alarm specifically designed for habitual bedwetters, incontinent bed patients, and the physically and mentally handicapped with bedwetting or incontinence problems. The Wet Call bed pad is placed under a sheet or inside a pillow case, and then positioned under the child. The combination of the childs weight and the detection of moisture will trigger the alarm. The alarm is connected via a 5 foot cord to the 19 inch by 24 inch bed pad. The alarm buzzer unit can either be placed on the bed sheet, or attached to a bed rail using the Velcro strip (Velcro strip and two safety pins provided). The alarm has a dual volume control and can be set to either high or low volume by moving the selector switch located on the back of the alarm box.

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 2.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B00070QH4G
• Average Customer Review: 2.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (11 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #55,860 in Health & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care)

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Best Alarm Ever!, September 17, 2009

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Cindy Van Linden (Grand Rapids, MI) - See all my reviews
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As of 10/20/09 - My 4 year and two month old has officially stopped bed wetting! Yes!!! It's been two long months of getting up several times throughout the night but it was well worth it. I almost gave up but now I'm so glad I didn't. All the books and physicians say wait until the child is 6yrs+. I'm so glad I didn't! I believe it's a mental thing that can be broken. By the way, I stopped the pills. It was definitely the alarm all along!

9/15/09 - Not sure if it's the bed wetting alarm, the homeopathic pills I ordered, or a combination of both. At any rate, I love this alarm! I'm using it on my 4 yr. old (yes, I did say 4 yr. old) is staying dry for days in a row now. We tried the wearable alarm and she wanted nothing to do with it. This alarm sits under a sheet so she doesn't mind that it is there.

She did say to me one night, "Mommy, the alarm is scaring my brain". I was a little concerned until I realized that's exactly what I want to happen. She needs something that will wake her up. The alarm scares her so she stops the flow of urine. She unplugs the cord herself and comes to get me. I take her to the bathroom and she goes even more so I know it is working. For the last week she comes to tell me she needs to go to the bathroom without the alarm going off. Very nice! We have been at it for one month. The books I read say it can take up to 3 months so I'm not about to quit yet. All the books and Drs say wait until the child is over 6 yrs. but I just couldn't wait that long knowing that both of her parents were 8 yr. & 12yr. old bed wetters!

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Not great, February 22, 2010

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K. V. Waterhouse - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Wet Call Bed-Side Bed wetting Alarm with Pad (Health and Beauty)

The mat is very sensitive. My son sweat a little and it went off. This alarm DID NOT wake up my 5 year old! It may help a child who is a lighter sleeper but did nothing at all for my son

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Okay product. Easy to break., February 1, 2011

A Kid's Review

This review is from: Wet Call Bed-Side Bed wetting Alarm with Pad (Health and Beauty)

This works with a lot of fussing. You need to encase the pad in a pillow case or your child's sweat will trigger the alarm. The wires are not soddered together well and if your child drops the electric box the wires will pull apart, making the item useless. Make sure you pin or velcro the box to something stable so your child does not move it.