Exactly what we needed for overnight care. Sensor starts the pump quickly, cup empties, and everyone stays asleep. Two briefs make rotation easy. Support was helpful when I asked about the descaler. Highly recommend.
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Overnight urine collection — no wicks, nothing to throw away
Quietdry™ Night System
Dry sheets by morning. For the nights you can’t be in the room.
US$299US$379
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Free tracked shipping (5–10 business days) — order today and it arrives by November 11–18.
Choose this for lying in bed.A sensor and bedside pump move urine into a 2 L jug. For sitting, standing or walking, choose the Day Kit.External collection only — nothing goes inside the body. Day and Night parts do not interchange.
- Designed to help keep bedding dry. Urine is pumped from the cup through a closed tube into the bedside jug; the soft raised rim is shaped to stay against the body when the wearer turns
- Senses, then drains. A liquid sensor starts the pump when urine arrives and stops it when the cup is empty, moving liquid away from the skin on the back or side
- No disposable wicks. The silicone cup and both briefs wash and reuse, so there are no nightly wick refills to reorder
- Made for side and back sleepers. The soft raised rim is shaped to stay against the body when the wearer turns, while a small vent and mesh brief help keep the skin dry and cool underneath
- Rechargeable and bedside. The pump has a battery-level display; charge it during the day and unplug it before use. A charger, 2 L jug and 2 L drainage bag are included
Cup fit: Men (retracted fit) 2 briefs in every box · one adjustable size
The fit you pick is the cup. The briefs are one adjustable size, two in the box. Not sure which cup? Email info@quietdry.com and we’ll help you choose.
What's in the box
| Every fit | |
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| Sensing pump unit · 12 V / 2,800 mAh · battery bar | 1× |
| Medical-silicone cup in your chosen fit | 1× |
| Cotton & mesh fixing briefs · one adjustable size (one on, one in the wash) | 2× |
| Waist extension strap · about 10 in (25 cm), for waists over 43 in | ✓ |
| Thick-walled 2 L jug with lid · 2 L drainage bag | 1× each |
| Soft grey tubing, in and out (~1.5 m each) | ✓ |
| Charger · contact us before ordering outside North America to confirm the plug | ✓ |
Between sizes, go up. The Day Kit is for sitting, standing and walking, not for lying in bed, and its parts don’t interchange with the Night System. The US$30 discount applies in your cart automatically.
Please choose a Day Kit size, or untick the add-on.
✓ 60-Night Trial✓ 6-Month Pump Warranty✓ Itemized Receipt
HSA/FSA and insurance reimbursement depend on your plan. Quietdry does not bill insurers or Medicare/Medicaid directly.
Set-up guide: three steps, ten minutesConnect, test, fit and the morning routine, shown step by step.Secure checkout. Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Shop Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
Already using adult briefs?
Why families move from briefs to Quietdry at night.
Briefs are easy and cheap to start with. At night, when nobody can check and change them, they become the problem: wet skin, wet sheets and a 3 a.m. change.
Adult briefs overnight
Quietdry Night System
Skin
Briefs: Urine stays against the skin until someone changes the brief.
Quietdry: The pump draws urine away as it arrives, so it doesn’t sit on the skin.
Sheets
Briefs: A full brief can leak, especially lying on the side.
Quietdry: The cup is emptied every time, and the raised rim is shaped for side sleepers.
The middle of the night
Briefs: Rolling an adult to change a wet brief, often more than once.
Quietdry: Nothing to change overnight. Empty the jug in the morning.
Cost
Briefs: About $60–$120 a month in overnight briefs and bed pads, every month.
Quietdry: US$299 once. Cup and briefs wash and reuse, so it pays for itself in a few months.
What they wear
Briefs: A disposable brief.
Quietdry: A soft cotton brief with a silicone cup. Two included, machine washable.
Honest note:Quietdry collects urine only. If the person you care for also has bowel accidents, keep briefs for those. Many families use Quietdry for urine at night and keep a brief on hand for everything else.
Brief cost is a typical month of nightly overnight briefs plus disposable bed pads at US retail prices, Sep 2026. Results depend on correct fit; you have 60 nights to try it.
What arrives
Everything in the box.
Six unboxings, filmed end to end — the sensing unit, the silicone cup, both briefs, the tubing, the bottle and the charger, exactly as they come out of the carton. A charger is included; outside North America, contact us before ordering so we can confirm the plug.
- Sensing unit
- Silicone cup
- Two fixing briefs
- Inlet & outlet tubing
- 2 L bottle
- 2 L drainage bag
- Wall charger
The cup and the briefs wash and go back on. No wicks to reorder.
Soft · flexible · adjustable
Made to move with the body, not against it.
The cup is soft medical silicone and the brief adjusts at the waist and the sides, so everything sits close without pinching, on the back or on the side, all night.
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Soft medical silicone you can fold in one hand. It gives as they move and goes straight back to shape, so there’s nothing hard against the skin.
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The thick rolled rim gives under light pressure, so it follows the body and stays sealed when they turn onto their side.
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Four press-studs lock the cup to the brief, so it stays where you put it when they roll over in the night.
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An extra-long Velcro waist tab and button side straps let you set it snug, not tight. One adjustable size for waists of 24 to 43 in (60 to 110 cm), or up to about 47 in (120 cm) with the extension strap in the box.
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The tube screws onto the cup, so it can’t tug loose overnight. Unscrew it in seconds to wash the cup.
Three cup shapes. Choose the one that matches.
Not sure? You have 60 nights, and one fit swap is free.
Why Quietdry
The night shift, without the changes.
Quietdry Night System is a soft silicone cup, worn inside a cotton brief, connected to a small bedside pump. A sensor in the cup notices urine the moment it arrives, the pump draws it into a 2 L jug, and it stops when the cup is empty. That helps reduce wet bedding, prolonged skin contact and overnight changes.
One night with Quietdry
Bedtime to breakfast.
Scroll through one night with the Night System, step by step, the way it actually works.
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10:30PM · BEDTIME
Fit it, switch it on, sleep.
The cup snaps into the brief at four points, one tube to the unit, one to the jug. Flick the switch and a red light says it’s ready. No timer, nothing to find in the dark.
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2:14AM · MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT
The sensor notices first.
As soon as urine reaches the cup, the green ring lights and the pump draws it down the tube into the jug. Lying on the back or on the side.
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2:15AM · STILL ASLEEP
Then it goes back to standby.
When the cup is clear, the pump stops. No wet sheets to strip, no changing in the dark, and nobody had to get up.
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6:50AM · MORNING
Dry sheets. An easy start.
Empty the jug, rinse the cup and tubing under warm water, and put on the clean brief. That’s the whole routine.
The sensor
Senses. Drains. Stops.
A sensor probe at the base of the cup detects urine as soon as it arrives. The pump runs, the line clears, and the unit returns to standby — usually within a few seconds. There is no timer to set and no button to press in the dark. A manual-drain button is there for the very small volumes a sensor can miss.
- Automatic start and stop — suction clears the cup, so urine doesn’t sit against the skin, on the back or side
- Red light = on · green ring = draining · four-LED battery bar
- Rechargeable 12 V, 2,800 mAh — charger in the box
The cup
Soft where it touches. Sealed where it counts.
The cup is medical-grade silicone with a soft, raised rim that follows the body instead of pressing into it. Side sleepers are the hard case for any collector; the rim is shaped for exactly that, and a small vent lets air in so the cup doesn’t trap heat against the skin. Four stud points snap it to the brief so it stays where it was placed.
- Three fits: Men, Men (retracted fit), Women
- Rinses clean under warm water — no wick to throw away
- Detaches from the brief in seconds
The brief
Cotton and mesh, two in the box.
The brief is soft cotton with a breathable mesh panel, a velcro waist tab and slim adjustable side straps, so it fits on in a minute and comes off just as fast. Two are included: one on, one in the wash. Both go through a normal laundry cycle.
- Velcro waist tab · adjustable side straps
- Fits waists 24 to 43 in (60 to 110 cm)
- Up to about 47 in (120 cm) with the included extension strap
- Machine washable
- Fits over the cup for men’s and women’s fits alike
The difference
The end of the monthly refill box.
| Quietdry | Wick systems* | |
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| Senses and drains automatically | ✓ | ✓ |
| Nothing disposable each night | ✓ | ✗ |
| Monthly wick refills | None | $180–$450 |
| Fits for men and women | 3 fits | ✓ |
| Rechargeable, no mains needed overnight | ✓ | battery extra |
| Price | US$299 | $386–$1,035 |
The same overnight collection, without a refill subscription attached.
*Wick systems e.g. PureWick™ at Home ($538.70–$1,034.99; $209.70–$450 per box of 30 wicks) and Surity™ ($386–$497; $176.70–$296.70 per 30). Prices from their websites, Sep 2026, USD.
Buy with confidence
Try Quietdry for 60 nights.
Take 60 nights from delivery to decide. If it isn’t right for the person you care for, we’ll refund the purchase price in full, or swap the fit at no charge.
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Night money-back6mo
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What is the Quietdry Night System?
A home urine-collection system for adults who need help overnight. A soft silicone cup sits inside a cotton brief; a sensor in the cup starts a small bedside pump when urine arrives and stops it when the cup is empty, draining into a 2 L jug. Nothing goes inside the body, and the parts that touch the skin wash and reuse.
Why does it need a pump? Can’t it just drain into the bag?
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 or in the tube across the mattress 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, for men and women, and the skin isn’t left sitting wet.
How is it different from PureWick or Surity?
Those systems draw urine through a disposable absorbent wick that is replaced every night, which is why they sell refill boxes of 30. Quietdry uses a washable silicone cup instead, so there are no wicks to buy. The only part that wears is the small sensor tip at the base of the cup (see “Does any part wear out?” below). The pump and jug do the same job; the refill bill is the difference.
Who is it for?
People who cannot safely get up at night: bed-bound or recovering after surgery, limited mobility, dementia care at home, or anyone whose carer needs a full night’s sleep. It is worn lying down, in bed. It is not designed for walking around during the day; for that, see the Quietdry Day Kit.
Which fit should I choose?
Men: the standard tubular cup, for a penis longer than about 4 cm (1.5 in). Men (retracted fit): a shorter, wider cup for a penis shorter than that, or one that draws back into the body, common with age or cold. Women: a contoured cup with a raised rim that seals in the side-lying position. If you are unsure, email us; the 60-night trial covers one free swap.
Do the briefs come in sizes?
No — the brief is one size and adjustable, so there is nothing to choose. It has a Velcro waist tab and adjustable side straps, and two come in the box so one can be in the wash. On its own it fits a waist of 24 to 43 in (60 to 110 cm). For a larger frame, a waist extension strap about 10 in (25 cm) long is included in every box, which takes it to a maximum of about 47 in (120 cm), so there is nothing extra to order. The only choice you make is the cup fit (Men, Men retracted fit or Women).
How does it help prevent leaks?
The sensor starts the pump when urine reaches the cup, moving it through a closed tube into the jug. The soft raised rim is shaped to stay against the body when the person turns onto their side. Results depend on three things: the right cup fit, the rim sitting flat against the body, and the straps snug but not tight. If the cup does not stay sealed for the person you care for, email info@quietdry.com and we will help with the fit.
Does it work for side sleepers?
Yes. The soft raised rim is shaped for side-lying, and the brief holds the cup in place when the person turns. Fit the straps snug but not tight and check the rim sits flat against the body before switching on.
Is it loud?
The pump only runs while there is urine to move, then returns to standby, so it is off most of the night. We have not published a decibel figure because we have not lab-measured one yet.
How long does the battery last?
The pump unit has a 12 V, 2,800 mAh rechargeable battery with a four-LED level display, and the charger is included. We do not quote a runtime in hours until we have tested one. Charge it during the day and unplug it before the night: the maker advises against running the unit while it is charging. If it is put away for a while, top up the charge about once a month.
What’s in the box?
One sensing pump unit, one silicone cup in your chosen fit, two cotton and mesh briefs, a waist extension strap for larger frames, one thick-walled 2 L jug with a carry handle and lid, one 2 L drainage bag, soft grey tubing (an inlet tube that carries the sensor wire and a plain outlet tube, about 1.5 m each) and a charger. If you are outside North America, email info@quietdry.com before ordering so we can confirm the plug.
How do I set it up?
In about ten minutes, with no tools. There are two tubes and one rule: the tube with the black wire is the cup tube. Screw its white sensor tip onto the base of the cup, push the other end onto the IN nozzle on the back of the unit, and push the wire’s silver plug into the sensor socket. The plain tube goes from the OUT nozzle into the jug, through the hole in its cap. Switch on (a red light means it is on), then pour a little tap water into the cup: the pump should start by itself. The How it works page has a diagram of the connections.
How do I clean it?
Each morning, empty the jug and rinse the cup and tubing with warm water, never hotter than 50 °C (122 °F). Brush the cup and the sensor tip gently with a soft toothbrush, then let them air dry. To disinfect, wipe the clean cup with 75% alcohol. Briefs go through a normal laundry cycle. Wipe the unit with a damp cloth and keep it and its ports dry; never submerge it. Urine leaves scale over time, so once a month run a food-grade citric acid descaler through the tube and pump: dissolve one 20 g sachet of the Quietdry Descaler Pack in about 2 litres of warm water (or 10 g of any citric acid kettle descaler per litre) (not above 40 °C / 104 °F), put the cup and its sensor tip into the solution so the pump draws it through into the jug (or press the manual-drain button), pour it back and repeat for about five minutes, then draw clean water through twice. Descaler is not in the Night System box: it is classed as a chemical for air freight and cannot travel with the battery unit, so the Descaler Pack is sold separately and ships on its own.
Does any part wear out?
One part: the small sensor tip that screws into the base of the cup. Like any liquid sensor it wears with use. The maker’s guidance is that it lasts from 10 days to 3 months, sometimes up to half a year. For people with diabetes it is 5 days to a month, because sugar in urine wears the contacts and the tubing faster, so expect to replace it often. If the pump stops starting by itself, the sensor is due. A new sensor comes with a fresh cup in the Replacement Cup + Sensor set (US$49). The cup, briefs and jug are all reusable.
Can I buy a replacement cup and sensor?
Yes. The Replacement Cup + Sensor set is US$49 in all three fits: Men, Men (retracted fit) and Women. Each set has a new cup and a new sensor, the part that wears. The cup is washable and reusable, so after your first renewal you have a second one to rotate while the other dries.
Is there anything to be careful about?
Each cup is for one person only; never share it. Look at the skin before each use, and stop if you see redness or a reaction. Take care if the person is allergic to silicone. Keep the tube flat with no kinks, and keep the unit dry. For someone who is confused or has dementia, a carer should fit and check it.
Can it be used with an indwelling catheter?
No. Quietdry is an external collector and is an alternative to pads for people who do not have a catheter. If a catheter is in place, follow the care team’s guidance.
Is it a medical device?
It is a non-invasive, external, powered urine collector, a home-care product category (US FDA product code NZU, Class I). It collects urine; it does not treat incontinence or any medical condition. For skin, infection or medical questions, speak to the care team.
Is it HSA/FSA eligible?
Incontinence supplies are commonly reimbursed through HSA and FSA plans. Pay as usual and submit the itemized receipt we email with every order; eligibility depends on your plan administrator.
What if it doesn’t suit the person I care for?
You have 60 nights from delivery. Email us and we will refund the purchase price in full, or send a different fit at no charge. Used cups and briefs do not need to be returned.
Tech specsFull specs & what’s in the box
| How it works | Liquid sensor in the cup starts suction automatically and stops when the cup is empty · manual-drain button for very small volumes |
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| Fits | Men (standard tubular cup, for a penis longer than about 4 cm / 1.5 in) · Men, retracted fit (shorter cup, for under 4 cm or retracted) · Women (contoured cup with raised sealing rim) |
| Cup | Medical-grade soft silicone, soft anti-overflow rim, small vent, four snap studs to the brief · sensor tip screws into the base · detachable, washable, reusable |
| Briefs | 2× cotton and breathable mesh · one size, adjustable (Velcro waist tab and adjustable side straps, no sizes to choose) · fits waists 24 to 43 in (60 to 110 cm) · waist extension strap included, about 10 in (25 cm) long, for waists up to about 47 in (120 cm) · machine washable |
| Pump unit | Rechargeable 12 V · 2,800 mAh · four-LED battery bar · charger included · pump up to 3.8 W, about 1 litre a minute · 162 × 120 × 75 mm (6.4 × 4.7 × 3 in), 495 g (1.1 lb) |
| Charging | Charge by day and unplug before the night; the maker advises against running the unit while it charges · top up about once a month if stored |
| Collection | Thick-walled 2 L jug with a carry handle, lid and tube port · 2 L drainage bag · both in the box |
| Tubing | Soft grey tubing, inlet and outlet about 1.5 m each — long enough to reach the floor beside the bed. The inlet tube carries the sensor wire; the outlet tube is plain |
| Cleaning | Rinse the cup and tubing with warm water after each night, never hotter than 50 °C (122 °F) · brush the cup and sensor tip gently · disinfect the clean cup with 75% alcohol · wash briefs with normal laundry · wipe the unit and keep it dry, never submerge it |
| Descaling | Once a month: one 20 g sachet of the Descaler Pack (sold separately and shipped on its own) in about 2 L of warm water, or 10 g of any citric acid kettle descaler per litre (not above 40 °C / 104 °F), drawn through the tube and pump for about five minutes, then clean water twice · keeps the pump clear (scale blockage is not covered by the warranty) · not included in the box: descaler cannot ship with the battery unit |
| Wear part | Sensor tip (screws into the base of the cup): lasts 10 days to 3 months, sometimes up to half a year; 5 days to a month with diabetes. A new sensor comes with a fresh cup: Replacement Cup + Sensor, US$49. Everything else is reusable |
| Who it’s for | Adults who need overnight urine collection in bed — bed-bound, post-surgery, limited mobility, or nights when getting up is not safe |
| Regulatory | Non-invasive, external, powered urine collector (US FDA product code NZU, Class I). Home-care product, not a treatment |
| Guarantee | 60-night money-back guarantee · 6-month warranty on the pump unit · free tracked shipping (5–10 business days) |
Runtime per charge depends on how often the pump cycles overnight. Each cup is for one person only; stop using it if the skin reddens or reacts. Quietdry collects urine externally — it is not an indwelling catheter and does not treat incontinence. For skin, infection or catheter questions, follow the care team’s guidance.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 399 reviews.
Bought the men’s standard cup. Side sleeper and it still seals. Battery lasts the full night easily. Morning routine is just empty the jug and rinse the cup. Big improvement over pads and briefs.
Bought for my wife after a stroke. Women’s contoured cup seals well. No leaks even when she shifts a lot. Morning clean-up is simple: rinse cup and tubing, swap the brief. Battery holds easily overnight.
Women’s cup worked well for my mother. No more wet sheets or skin irritation from sitting in a brief all night. Two briefs in the box is perfect — one on, one in the wash. Pays for itself quickly compared to monthly pad costs.
Switched from overnight briefs for my husband. Sheets stay dry, no more 3 a.m. changes. The sensor kicks in quietly and the pump moves everything to the jug. Briefs wash well and the silicone cup is soft. Took a couple nights to get the fit right but now it just works.
Does what it claims. Sheets stay dry and skin looks better after a week. The sensor tip will need replacing eventually according to the instructions, but so far no issues. Worth the one-time cost vs ongoing briefs.
Setup took about ten minutes. Sensor is sensitive and the pump stops once the cup is clear. My wife sleeps through now instead of getting up to change me. All the parts feel solid and well made.
Used the retracted-fit cup for my dad. The flat flanged design stays secure even when he turns. Quiet enough that it doesn’t wake anyone. The 2 L jug is plenty for one night. Support answered my sizing question the same day.
Caring for my father-in-law. This has cut the night-time work dramatically. Dry bedding in the morning and he doesn’t wake from the moisture. Extension strap was needed for his waist size and it worked fine.
Standard men’s fit. Easy to put on and take off. The raised rim and vent keep things cooler than a full brief. Used it every night for three weeks with zero sheet changes. Very satisfied.
Good system if the person stays in bed. Pump is quieter than I expected. Only small issue is making sure the cup is seated correctly on the first few nights — after that it’s reliable. Would recommend for overnight urine management.
Setup was straightforward and everything needed was included in the box.
Replaced PureWick-style wicks. No more buying refill boxes every month. Silicone cup rinses clean and the briefs are comfortable. Battery bar is useful so you know when to charge during the day.
We have been using it beside the bed and the noise level has been surprisingly low.
The silicone cup is soft and seems comfortable against the skin.
I like that there are no disposable wicks to keep ordering.
The pump starts very quickly when liquid reaches the cup and stops once it is cleared.
It has simplified our nighttime routine considerably. Less changing and less laundry in the morning.
The battery indicator is helpful because I can quickly see how much charge is left.
My biggest concern was leakage while sleeping on the side, but so far the raised rim has worked well.
Being able to rinse the cup and briefs instead of buying wicks every week is a huge convenience.
I was surprised by how quiet the system is. It runs without disturbing anyone during the night.
This has made nighttime care so much easier. The pump clears the cup quickly and the sheets have stayed dry.
Men’s tubular cup. Stays in place on both back and side. Pump noise is low — just a soft hum for a few seconds. Jug is easy to empty and clean. Happy we tried it during the 60-night period.
Finally a system without disposable wicks. Everything washes and reuses. Quiet pump, reliable sensor, and the cotton briefs are soft. My husband is more comfortable and I’m not doing laundry at 2 a.m. anymore.
Works as advertised for urine. Skin stays drier than with regular briefs. Only minor note is the tubing needs a good rinse or it can get a bit sticky after a few days. Overall glad we got it — fewer laundry loads.
Poor quality, missing parts, tubing too short to realistically use without knocking canister over. Requested return and was offered a 15% discount and keep an unusable system or figure out how to ship to China on my own at my own expense with a promise of a refund once they receive the product. It’s a scam. Don’t buy it.
It’s wonderful to be dry during the night and able to get some fresh sleep. I am wondering if I should have a different silicone cup however. I can use this one but think I might need the regular men’s cup. How can I try one without sending this one back?
Overall, the automatic operation and reusable components are what make this system convenient for us.
The combination of the soft cup and breathable brief makes the system comfortable enough for regular use.
I appreciate how little manual interaction is required once everything is set up.
The pump clears the cup quickly and then shuts itself off.
The system has become a normal part of our bedtime routine.
The reusable briefs are easy to wash and prepare for another night.
The product is more compact than I expected considering the pump and collection setup.
It is reassuring to have everything ready beside the bed instead of needing to handle things during the night.
The soft raised rim seems to work well for side sleeping.
The collection jug has been more than adequate for our usual overnight needs.
The pump activates automatically without needing any complicated controls.
I like that there aren't any disposable wicks to remember to reorder.