2-in-1 Upgraded Wireless Bedwetting Alarm & Potty Watch, MOMYMUST Rechargeable Potty Training Watch with Music and Vibration, Customized Timer, Bed Wetting Alarm for Kid Elder Adult

We used this for nightime training, as an alarm. The wireless sensor is so much better than the corded one, which my son would not use. We left the "watch" on the dresser, when it went off, he woke, went to the toilet, and changed to a clean and dry underwear (with help from mom of course).I suggest using the underwear under something like the Ninjamas, so that the bed stays dry. Clip the alarm to the underwear, it will go off when wet, then you change the undies.The product worked as advertised, and we're so glad! We tried once for a month, no improvements. We then took a break over the winter (who want to get up in the middle of the cold night?) and once we tried again months later we started to have a couple dry nights after 3 weeks. We're still working on it at 4 weeks.My only suggestion for improvement is that we cannot tell how much battery is left (no indication) so we end up charging them daily, so we know we will not run out.

Unfortunately this stopped working after 2 weeks. It would say it was charged and not make it through the night

These alarams worked fantastic for about 2 months, after that I’m not quite sure but they are no longer effective. Both units fully charged (green light) and just held one under water for 20 seconds and nothing happened. Put them back in room walked away and it started going off. This is consistent with both units purchased

Our son is 8 and has struggled with nighttime bladder control for years. No matter how many times we woke him up at night, limited fluids before bed or talked about feeling the signs, nothing helped. I was worried that he would sleep through the alarm on any device we got him, but the alarm on this is loud and the watch has a vibration setting. It's made a world of difference. The sensor needs to be charged daily but the watch battery lasts a few days. The only problem has been, it's hard to clean and the first one we bought has already rusted from acidic pee. It lasted about 2 months before having to be replaced, but I did end up buying the same brand and plan to do a better job cleaning it to make it last longer. Absolutely would recommend trying this for any person struggling with night time accidents as it's relatively low cost for big results.

As a coach I use ten alarms a month, and this is the best yet. Long lasting batteries, sturdy construction, sensitive pickup. First thing, remove the band and place it on a glass plate so it will be much louder. It has to wake a parent too, or the child will ignore the alarm. This is better than the $300 alarms.

After the first night when my kids pee touched the sensor it hasn't stopped beeping. I let the battery die and charged it a turned it back on. It was still beeping. Save your $20. This is a scam.

This bed wetting alarm was easy to use out of the box (remember to charge both parts before first use!)... and worked consistently for us for about a month. (We only used it at night to alarm if our son peed) Then about 5 weeks in, it would randomly go off and the red light in the middle would flash, even if it was fully charged and cleaned/dried. We still tried to use it, as our son was making good progress. Now the last few nights, it goes off multiple times even though he's dry, and the red light flashes intermittently (seemingly at random). At first I loved this alarm, but now I'm truly disappointed that it only lasted 5 weeks - just long enough that it's out of the return window but not long enough that our son is dry consistently!

Lasts several nights. Easy to use and no risk of cord wrapping like others.