What it replaces
Nighttime briefsBed padsSheet changes3 a.m. wake-upsMonthly refills
How it works
Three quiet steps, all on its own.
No timer to set and no button to find in the dark. Tap a step to see it.
Who it’s for
For the nights you can’t be in the room.
For adults who can’t safely get up at night, and for the husband, wife, daughter or son who has been getting up with them.
- Bed-bound at home
- Recovering after surgery
- Limited mobility
- Dementia care at home
- Side sleepers
- Men and women
Worn lying down, in bed. It isn’t designed for walking around during the day.
The real cost
What a year of nights costs.
Wick systems and pads keep charging you. Quietdry is one price, with no refill box.
Year two with Quietdry: no refill boxes.
*Wick refills at the leading brands’ published prices of $209.70–$450 per box of 30 (about one a month), USD, September 2026; device cost not included. Pad range is a typical month of nightly overnight pads or briefs ($60–$120) × 12. Quietdry’s one wear part is a small sensor tip, replaced as it wears.
Wash, don’t throw away
The morning routine takes minutes.
Empty the jug, rinse the cup, swap the brief. Everything that touches the skin washes and goes back on.
- The silicone cup rinses clean under warm water
- Two cotton briefs in the box: one on, one in the wash
- No wicks, no refill boxes, no subscription
- Rechargeable unit, charger included
Compared
The same overnight collection. No refill box.
| Quietdry | Wick systems* | Gravity pants† | Overnight pads | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senses and drains automatically | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Drains lying down or on the side | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Nothing disposable each night | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ |
| Monthly refills | None | $180–$450 | $0 | $60–$120 |
| Skin stays dry through the night | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Price | US$299 | $386–$1,035 | $15–$30 | ongoing |
*Wick systems e.g. PureWick™ at Home and Surity™; prices from their websites, Sep 2026, USD. Pad range is a typical month of nightly overnight pads or briefs. †Gravity pants: wearable urinal briefs that drain into a bag with no pump; typical Amazon listings, Sep 2026.
Questions
Good to know.
The five questions people ask first. The full list is on the product page.
Who is Quietdry for?
Adults who cannot safely get up at night: bed-bound, recovering after surgery, limited mobility, or dementia care at home. It is worn lying down, in bed.
Why does it need a pump?
Simple drain-by-gravity pants work when someone is sitting up, but not lying down. In bed there is no downhill path, so urine sits in the cup and finds the gap at the rim when the person rolls over. The pump clears the cup as soon as the sensor detects urine, so it works on the back or the side, and the skin isn’t left sitting wet.
Which fit do I choose?
Men: the standard cup, for a penis longer than about 4 cm (1.5 in). Men (retracted fit): a shorter, wider cup for under 4 cm or retracted anatomy. Women: a contoured cup with a raised rim for side-lying. Unsure? Email us; the 60-night trial covers one free swap.
What do I have to buy again?
No wicks and no refill boxes. The cup and both briefs wash and reuse. One small part wears: the sensor tip at the base of the cup, replaced every few weeks to months depending on use, and sooner with diabetes.
Is it a medical device?
It is a non-invasive external urine collector, a home-care product. It collects urine; it does not treat incontinence. For skin, infection or catheter questions, follow the care team’s guidance.
Quietdry™ Night System
One less thing to change in the dark.
60 nights to decide, a full refund or a free fit swap if it isn’t right, and free tracked shipping. Questions? A real person answers at info@quietdry.com.