New incontinence boxer briefs being advertised as better that pads or full coverage depends, etc.

Has anyone tried these. I keep seeing ads pop up claiming they’ll save a lot of money over buying pads, etc. to use once and throw away. At $50 for one or $99 for three, it seems to me that the money you save over Depends with be “washed” away in the laundry.
But I a, curious. .. are they worth a try?
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Hi,
I guess it all hinges on how long the briefs last. If a few years that might be OK. My Depends pads cost about $.35 each, change them every day. I think the briefs might be more like wearing real underwear but the cost seems pretty high.
Dave 3+4
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I’m 52 and didn’t get to go to physical therapy yet, because somehow it was not set up and booked by the hospital. I have Surgery on 08/04/25. My biggest fear is incontinence. Does anyone know if that is better for some or how long it may take to have control? I’m so scared of that… I already feel less of a man and I work in the automotive field as a Service Manager and deal with customer and techs daily and really embarrassed. Also another thing is my girlfriend is 33 and again I’m 52 and I’m nervous and hate that I will be unable to perform for about a year from what I hear (if I even can again) is there anyone that can enlighten me and give me some hope?
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Hi,
You might want to open your own thread on your topic to not take away fromLarry449 responses.
Dave 3+4
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