Alarm Tone and Volume Selection: Select the alarm tone by sliding the tone selection switch to different positions and choosing your desired tone while continuing to grip the wet cloth with the sensor. After the tone selection step is complete, move the volume switch to the off position to stop the alarm. You can then set the volume switch to the desired level before attaching the Wet-Stop2 to the child's clothing as described in the section below. Do Not Hold An Alarm Device Within 3 inches of The Ear.

Wet-Stop2 Use: Attach the alarm unit to the pajama top using the magnetic tether strap. An optional attachment method is to attach the alarm unit to pajama top using a safety pin through the hole on the top of the tether strap. Next, put the cord under the pajama, going in at the collar and out to the hem of the shirt. Attach the sensor to the child's underwear, stretching the underwear into the sensor opening. A small amount of moisture on the underwear material inside the sensor opening will cause the alarm to sound, so be sure your child does not wet  on the underwear before going to bed. When Urine sets off the alarm, turn the volume switch to the off position. If the alarm is left in the on position, it will keep sounding continuously for one minute, followed by another minute of intermittent alarm sound, followed by blinking lights.

CAUTION Statements:

• The Wet-Stop2 is not intended to be used as an infant training aid for "potty training" or for incontinence-related issues.

• As the device is being installed and during usage, ensure that the cord does not become entangled around the user in any way.

• To prevent choking hazard, ensure that the device or any of its components are not put in the mouth at any time.

• If the user chooses to attach the alarm unit using a safety pin, ensure that the alarm unit is attached to the clothing as described in the Wet-Stop2 Use Section.

• After the pre-use test, set the volume and tone of the alarm to the most desirable selection for the user.

• Your child may become disoriented by the sound of the alarm. A soft rug at the bedside will help prevent injury should your child roll out of bed upon awakening. Minimizing the elevation of the bed above the floor is advised.

• Wet-Stop2 is not intended for multiple users.

• Store in a cool-dry place.

Parental Help in Essential For Success:
During the first week or two, parental help will be needed to teach your child to react to the alarm. At this time, it is common for your child to empty the bladder in bed and discover upon going to the bathroom that there is nothing left to urinate. During the next few weeks your child begins to stop the urination stream earlier and will finish urinating in the toilet. Each success will result in smaller wet spots, which will shrink further with continued training. Soon thereafter, your child will begin to awaken when the urge is felt, anticipating the alarm. There will still be times when the alarm will sound, but the wet spot will be only on the underwear, leaving the bed dry. After 3-6 months, your child should have periods of uninterrupted dryness. There may still be occasional wet nights, so continue to use the alarm until your child has had one month of uninterrupted dryness, then strip using the alarm.

A relapse is when your child wets for two or more nights in a row after a month or more of dryness. If a relapse occurs, begin using the alarm again immediately. Relapses are easier to cure than the original bed-wetting. Since your child may have become unaccustomed to the alarm, parental help may be needed initially, as it was when the alarm was first introduced.

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