The Bedwetting Alarm Built Around How Your Child Actually Sleeps
DryNiteX pairs a small wearable sensor with a 40-meter wireless parent pager — delivering the parent-arousal step the clinical guides say drives every successful training cycle. Three intensity levels, IPX6 wipe-clean, magnetic charge.
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How It Works
How It Works
- Clip the small wearable sensor inside your child's underwear at bedtime — no cord up under the t-shirt
- Place the parent pager on your nightstand within 40 meters of the child's room
- Pick a sound level: 1 for sensitive sleepers, 2 for typical, 3 for heavy sleepers who need the extra volume
- When the sensor detects a wet event, both units alarm — you hear it in your room and walk in to wake your child
- Wipe down the sensor with mild soap and water, drop both units onto the magnetic charger
- Repeat nightly. Most families see dry-night streaks form between weeks 3 and 8
What's Included
What's Included
- 1 x Wearable child sensor unit (clips inside underwear)
- 1 x Wireless parent pager unit (40-meter range)
- 2 x Magnetic charging cables (one per unit)
- 3 x Replacement clip pads (for the wearable sensor)
- 1 x Quick-start training guide written for parents (not clinical)
- 1 x Soft travel pouch for sleepovers, camp and family trips
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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- UK: 5-13 business days
- Australia: 5-13 business days
- Canada: 2-12 business days
- Europe: 5-13 business days
DryNiteX
What Makes DryNiteX Different From Every Wired Or Pad-Style Bedwetting Alarm
Truly Wireless Dual-Unit Pair
The wearable sensor talks to the parent pager over a 40-meter wireless link. Nothing runs up the t-shirt to the collar — nothing to yank off in sleep.
Three Sound Intensity Levels
Pick level 1, 2, or 3 based on how deep your child sleeps. Heavy-sleeper homes get the volume they need without making siblings jump.
IPX6 Wipe-Clean Build
Both units handle the inevitable wet events. Wipe the sensor with mild soap and water; the body holds up to repeated cleaning, no corroded contacts.
Magnetic Charging, No Exposed Ports
A snap-on magnetic charge port replaces the micro-USB jack that corrodes after the first wet night. Drop the units on the puck at bedtime.
What our 17,000+ Customers say
Based On Real and Honest Experiences
I used to change three sets of sheets a week and run a quiet pull-up budget every month. Now I run the parent pager from our bedroom, my son does not yank it off, and we are at 22 nights dry. DryNiteX gave us back our sleep and our laundry room.
I bought it specifically because I am a deep sleeper too — I needed something that would wake ME. The level-3 setting on the parent unit gets me up every time. My 9-year-old is now waking on his own most nights at week five.
I expected another gimmick that would die in a month like the cheap one we tried first. It surprised me on every level. The sensor still works after dozens of wipe-downs and the magnetic charger has not corroded once.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long until we see dry nights?
How long until we see dry nights?
Most families notice the first dry-night streak between weeks 3 and 8 of consistent nightly use. The realistic full-training window is 8 to 12 weeks. The first 2 to 3 weeks are usually rough — that is normal, not a sign the alarm is failing.
What if my child sleeps through the alarm?
What if my child sleeps through the alarm?
Most children sleep through the first nights — that is why DryNiteX uses a dual-unit design. The parent pager wakes you so you can walk in and wake your child. The training works through that parent-arousal step.
Will the cord get tangled or pulled off?
Will the cord get tangled or pulled off?
There is no cord running from the underwear up to the collar. The wearable sensor is a single small unit that clips inside the underwear and talks wirelessly to the parent pager. No cord through the t-shirt means nothing to grab in sleep.
How loud is the alarm in real-world use?
How loud is the alarm in real-world use?
Three sound levels let you match the alarm to your household. Level 1 is library-quiet for sensitive sleepers. Level 3 is loud enough to wake heavy-sleeper kids and parents in another room. Most families start at level 2 and adjust by week one.
What is the wireless range between units?
What is the wireless range between units?
Up to 40 meters in typical home conditions, including through one or two interior walls. That covers a child's room plus the master bedroom on most floor plans. If the parent unit loses signal, both units flash and beep.
Is it safe to use after wet events?
Is it safe to use after wet events?
Both units carry an IPX6 rating, meaning they tolerate strong water jets and continuous wipe-down. Use mild soap and water on the sensor between nights. The magnetic charging port has no exposed metal contacts to corrode the way micro-USB ports do.
Does it fit boys and girls equally well?
Does it fit boys and girls equally well?
Yes. The wearable sensor clips inside any standard cotton underwear waistband, regardless of cut. Parents of girls in particular tell us they appreciate that there is no long cord running between the legs the way wired alarms require.
Can a younger sibling reuse it later?
Can a younger sibling reuse it later?
Yes. The wearable sensor and parent pager reset to factory defaults with a button hold, so the same DryNiteX pair can move from one child to a younger sibling once the first child has banked their dry-night streak. Replacement clip pads are included.