Potty MD Wet Stop 3 Wearable Bedwetting Alarm Solution

A Solution for Bedwetting

Bedwetting can be stressful for both the child and parents. The Wet-Stop3 offers an easy solution that has been proven to help correct bedwetting in a short period of time by gradually teaching the child to wake up when they feel the urge to urinate.

• Over 400,000 sold since 1979
• Wet-Stop3 is the best-selling enuresis/ bed wetting alarm in the world

Designed by a paediatric urologist, the Wet-Stop3 allows parents to track and reward their child’s progress for greater success.

The Wet-Stop3 offers:

• Easy-to-operate settings developed by a paediatric urologist
• No sewing or pins needed thanks to the new magnetic attachment that’s comfortable and convenient
• Child won’t become accustomed to the same sound as Wet-Stop3 has 5 distinctive alarm sounds
• See when the alarm has been activated with the flashing LED light
• Track and reward your child’s progress for greater success using the included chart and stickers
• Ability to wake deep sleepers with vibration and sound settings
• Short-term use as many stop requiring the Wet-Stop within just 6 months

Bedwetting causes:

• Inability to wake up when the bladder is full;
• Overactive bladder;
• Kidneys that produce large amounts of urine at night

How a bedwetting alarm helps

Bedwetting alarms condition a child to become of aware of the sensation of a full bladder. They do this by waking them when they wet the bed. Over time, the child begins to wake when he/she feels the urge to urinate, anticipating the alarm sounding.
Bedwetting alarms have been proven more effective in the correction of bedwetting than any other method or treatment.
 

"The bedwetting alarm is the most successful tool one can use to overcome bedwetting, and the new Wet-Stop3 should be a leader in its field. The device is easy to use, goes off when its supposed to, and makes it hard for children to shut off the alarm and inadvertently go back to sleep. I highly recommend this product for children who want to become dry at night."

Howard J Bennett, M.D
Author of Waking Up Dry: A guide to Help Children Overcome Bedwetting 

How to use:

• Inside the battery compartment, move the alarm/vibrate switch to V=vibrate only; A=alarm only; or VA=vibrate and alarm;
• Insert 2 AAA batteries (not included) into the battery compartment and close. The button on the side will flash when batteries are inserted correctly;
• Attach the alarm unit to the pyjama top using the magnetic strap and put the sensor cord under the pyjama or nightgown from the collar and out at the hem;
• Clip the sensor to the underwear close to where the urine comes out of the body and gently tug to ensure it is securely fastened.

To turn off the alarm, the child can push the white “off” button for 3-4 seconds and disconnecting the sensor cord. Wiping the sensor dry with a cloth or tissue after holding down the button will also turn it off. The two-step process to turn off the alarm makes it more difficult for the child to turn it off without completely waking up.

Key tips to help (basic advice for general alarm use)

• Do not hold the alarm within 5 cm of the ear
• Remind your child each night to stop urinating when they notice the alarm
• After an accident, have your child change into dry underwear and reattach the clean and dry sensor
• Change the sheets or place a dry pad or towel over the wet stop to keep the underwear dry after an accident
• Use 2 AAA batteries (Energizer or Duracell, non-rechargeable batteries)

What is included:

• Sensor
• Alarm
• Replaceable sensor cord
• Calendar with stickers
• ‘The Complete Bedwetting Book’ CD