FH2000 Series - Forsite AM/PM Briefs

What Forsite built into the AM/PM line

Forsite states this is a maximum-absorbency brief for moderate to heavy incontinence, built to last two to three changes a day even for heavy users. Four tapes with a frontal tape landing zone let you fasten and refasten as needed, and a fast-acting wetness indicator changes colour so a caregiver can tell when a change is due without checking underneath.

Sizing and how it closes

Briefs are sized by waist or hip measurement, not clothing size - measure around the natural waistline standing up, and check this product's own size chart, since ranges differ by brand and even between lines from the same brand. A tab-style brief like this one opens flat and fastens with tapes at each side, which makes it easier for a caregiver to change someone lying down, or to check and refasten without fully redressing. Pull-up style protective underwear, which we also carry, goes on like regular underwear instead.

Forsite states this brief is built for moderate to heavy incontinence.

A fast-acting colour-change strip signals when a change is needed.

A frontal tape landing zone lets you fasten and refasten the tabs as needed, rather than committing to one fit.

This SKU has a plain exterior; we also carry the same AM/PM brief in FH6000 (Stars print) and FH7000 (Stripes print).

Briefs are sized by waist or hip measurement, not clothing size - measure around the natural waistline standing up, and check this product's own size chart, since ranges differ by brand and even between lines from the same brand. How often you change depends on absorbency and activity, not a fixed schedule. A higher-absorbency brief is built to go longer between changes, but a soiled brief should be changed right away regardless of how absorbent it is, to protect the skin.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse in plain, discreet packaging where the manufacturer supplies it. Free shipping on orders over $150.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Manufacturing defects are handled directly by Forsite Health.

Forsite positions this line at this level, for daily errands or overnight rest.

The colour-change indicator means less guesswork about when a change is due.

If plain isn't your preference, the identical brief is also available in FH6000 (Stars print) and FH7000 (Stripes print).

Is this a pull-up or a tab brief?

It's a tab-fastening brief - Forsite's own copy calls it a 'pull up brief' in one line, but the four refastenable tapes described in the same listing mean it opens flat and fastens with tabs, not a true pull-up. We describe it as a tab brief here to match the actual closure.

How many changes does one brief last?

Forsite states its AM/PM briefs are built to last two to three changes a day, even for heavy incontinence users - actual results depend on the individual.

How do I know what size to order?

Briefs are sized by waist or hip measurement, not clothing size - measure around the natural waistline standing up, and check this product's own size chart, since ranges differ by brand and even between lines from the same brand.

What does the wetness indicator do?

It's a strip that changes colour once wet, so a caregiver can tell a change is needed without checking underneath.