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Wetness Sensing System
The investigational product to be evaluated in this study is FitRight® ConnectTM Wetness Sensing System which includes: the FitRight® ConnectTM Pod, the FitRight® ConnectTM App, the FitRight® ConnectTM charger/adapter and the FitRight® ConnectTM Sensing Brief-(Medline Industries, LP) henceforth, referred to as FitRight® System, Pod, App, Charger, Alert Indicator and Brief. The purpose of this study is to validate the FitRight System sensor's ability to detect when an adult brief has absorbed enough liquid (\~90-360 milliliters (mL)) normal saline via simulated urinary void to trigger an alert to change the brief.
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