Pediatrician and Medical Institution Recommended Bedwetting Alarm MDK Official Japanese Model WET STOP3 for Bedwetting and Nocturnal Second Winter

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Bring a slice of Japan into your home. Enjoy browsing and have fun shopping with us! ★★★★★★★★★★★ 💡 [Compact and lightweight design that won't get in the way when attached to pajamas] The device is so small and lightweight that it won't feel bulky or heavy while your child is sleeping. Attaching it to pajamas won't interfere with turning over, allowing your child to sleep normally. 🔔 [Alarm therapy is recommended as the first choice] As the most effective treatment for bedwetting, the guidelines of the Japanese Bedwetting Society officially recommend it as the "first choice treatment." It is a method that has been recognized as reliable by experts. 📢 [6 Alarm Sounds + Vibration for Easy Awareness] The alarm automatically changes to a different sound each time (6 different sounds are cycled through), preventing you from becoming accustomed to the same sound and having trouble waking up. The added vibration makes it easier to wake up even when you're in a deep sleep. 🔋 [Approximately 3-4 months of use with two AAA batteries] This energy-saving design requires just two standard AAA batteries and lasts for approximately 3-4 months under normal use. This means you won't need to change batteries as often, making it economical to use. ⭐ [Magnet-free, safe for pacemaker users] As no magnets are used to secure the device, it can be used safely by people who use medical devices that are affected by magnets, such as pacemakers. 🚼 [The sensor is easy to clean, allowing for safe and hygienic daily use] The wetness sensor is made of a material and structure that makes it difficult for dirt to stick, so it can be kept clean by simply washing it with water or wiping it down. Because it's something you use every day, it's designed to be easy to clean. Safe to Use and Store: This product is designed to operate safely in temperatures between 0 and 60°C and humidity levels between 20 and 80%, making it safe to store and use in most household environments. It has a 3-year lifespan and meets CE Class 3 safety standards. 🛡️ [Comprehensive 1-Year Warranty and Expert After-Sales Service] We offer a full warranty for one year from the date of purchase if there is a problem with the product. Our experienced staff will also be happy to assist you with any questions or trouble you may have. We're always available to help you with any issues you may have. The WetStop 3 bedwetting monitor is an alarm device used to treat bedwetting in children. Developed in the United States in 1979, it is a product that fully understands bedwetting and alarm therapy. Its effectiveness on Japanese children has been proven through more than 10 years of clinical trials and has been presented at various academic conferences. MDK Corporation, the importer and distributor, has staff with extensive knowledge of bedwetting who participate in various academic conferences and are available to provide consultation, so you can use it with confidence. While methods for improving bedwetting include lifestyle guidance, drug therapy, and alarm therapy, this device is used in alarm therapy, a type of behavioral therapy. What is Alarm Therapy? ● The purpose of the training in this therapy is to have the child recognize the alarm (i.e., that they have wet the bed) as quickly as possible when they wet the bed. The purpose is not to wake them up to urinate when they wet the bed. Waking them up at random times while they are sleeping to urinate will have the opposite effect. ● By waking your child up every day with an alarm (sound or vibration) to remind them when they wet the bed, the amount of urine stored in the bladder will increase and the muscles in the urethra will become stronger. As a result, the amount and frequency of bedwetting will decrease, and the bedwetting time will gradually shift to the morning, until the child is able to hold it in until morning. ● By recording the number and duration of bedwetting, you can observe changes in more detail. ● The effectiveness of alarm therapy varies depending on the individual and the child's level of understanding, but generally, it begins to show results by around three months of age, and it is said that around 70% of children stop wetting the bed by around six months of age. ● Bedwetting patients are usually deep sleepers and often unable to wake up on their own. If the alarm does not wake them up, it is said that it is more effective to let them know as soon as possible (to make them aware of the alarm), so patient cooperation from the caregiver is also required. ● If you have tried alarm therapy without receiving treatment at a medical institution and have not seen any results, we recommend that you visit a doctor.