TrueSignal™

The Wireless Bedwetting System

4.93 / 5.0 (+14.365)

Clinically Proven

The last you'll ever need!, Dry nights for your child, real sleep for you.
Works even for deepsleepers kids.
72% of kids show confidence gains.
Clinical median: 10 weeks to dry nights.
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that's the full 10-week treatment plus time to confirm it's working. If bedwetting hasn't ended, we refund everything. Every penny.

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I hadn't slept a full night in three years. Eight weeks in and the laundry stopped. I didn't think something this simple could actually work.
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How it works +

TrueSignal is a wireless bedwetting alarm designed to end bedwetting permanently — not manage it. A small sensor sits inside your child's underwear. The moment it detects moisture, the receiver sounds continuously until your child gets up, walks to it, and resets it. That walk is the treatment — it trains the brain's natural wake-up signal, rep by rep, night by night. No cords, no medication, no apps. Just a 10-week conditioning protocol with a clinical median of 14 consecutive dry nights.

Work for deep sleepers? +

Deep sleep is not the problem. The problem is an underdeveloped arousal signal between the bladder and the brain — and that's exactly what alarm conditioning trains. TrueSignal works specifically because the child doesn't need to hear the alarm — you do. You walk him to the bathroom. The brain learns the signal. By week 3–4, most children start waking on their own.

What's Inside TrueSignal +

The TrueSignal system includes everything you need to complete the full 10-week conditioning protocol — nothing sold separately, nothing missing on night one.

  • The wireless moisture sensor sits quietly inside your child's underwear. No cord, no clip on the collar, nothing attached to his pajamas. Small enough that he'll forget it's there within the first night.

  • The receiver plugs into your room. When the sensor detects the first drop of moisture, the receiver sounds continuously until someone physically walks to it and resets it. That walk is the treatment.

  • The cable and travel case keep everything organized and protected between uses and for travel.

  • The Progress Tracker with stickers gives your child a visible record of every dry night. He fills it in himself each morning. By week four, watching the stickers accumulate becomes the motivation that pulls him through the protocol.

  • Dry in 10 Weeks: The Complete Parent's Guide to Ending Bedwetting (value $17.99, included free) walks you through every phase of the protocol — what week one is supposed to look like, what week three means, why a wet night in week six isn't failure. You'll never wonder if you're doing it right.

At a glance:

✓ Wireless moisture sensor

✓ Receiver unit (for your room)

✓ Cable + travel case

✓ Progress Tracker with stickers

Dry in 10 Weeks complete ebook guide

✓ 90-day full money-back guarantee

Is this just a regular bedwetting alarm? +

No. Most alarms put the buzzer on your child's shoulder — which means he can silence it in his sleep before any conditioning happens. TrueSignal puts the receiver in another place. The only way to silence it is to physically walk to it. That walk is the treatment.

Technical Specifications +
  • Sensor type: Wireless, no cord or collar clip

  • Detection: First drop of moisture

  • Wireless range: Up to 200 feet through walls

  • Alarm volume: 85dB continuous

  • Alarm stop: Manual reset only — must walk to unit

  • Power: Wall outlet (no batteries)

  • Setup: No app, no Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth

  • Compatible ages: 5 and up

  • Compatible underwear: All standard types

  • Clinical median: 10 weeks to 14 dry nights

  • Guarantee: 90 days, full refund, no questions
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Why bedwetting matters more than you think.

Every night, millions of families wake up at 3am changing sheets, calming a ashamed child, and going back with the same question:

"When is this going to end?"

Because bedwetting isn't just a laundry problem

It's how your child is going to live tomorrow.
and the doubt that you're doing it right.

For the first time, there's a protocol designed to train your child's brain the way it was always supposed to work — and end the cycle of wet sheets, hidden pull-ups, and declined sleepovers.

This is the hidden cost of untreated bedwetting:

When the signal between the bladder and the brain never fully develops, your child spends every night unable to control something that is not their fault.

  • And over time...
  • Wet sheets 5 out of 7 nights.
  • Parents sleeping 4 hours. For years.
  • $1,715 a year in pull-ups and laundry
  • A child who says "I don't want to go"
  • A child who asking why they're different
  • A mother who questions her parenting.

TrueSignal™ by Livari. How it works

The sensor sits inside his underwear. The moment it detects moisture, the receiver sounds until your child gets up, walks to it, and resets it. That walk trains the brain. Night by night, his body learns to wake up on its own. That's the protocol.

TrueSignal™ by Livari. How it works

The sensor sits inside his underwear. The moment it detects moisture, the receiver sounds until your child gets up, walks to it, and resets it. That walk trains the brain. Night by night, his body learns to wake up on its own. That's the protocol.

You sleep. He trains.

Week 3 most children start waking on their own. Week 5 most parents sleep through the night. Week 10 — done.

The protocol has an end date.

14 consecutive dry nights. Then the device goes in the drawer. Permanently.

Where everything else failed:

The receiver is across the room. Not on his shoulder. Not within reach of a sleeping hand.

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TrueSignal VS.every other alarm

TrueSignal isn't a better alarm. It's a different category.

TrueSignal VS.every other alarm

TrueSignal isn't a better alarm. It's a different category.

True Signal
True Signal
Original
Wired alarms
Wired alarms
& replicas
No cord or collar clip
✅ Yes ❌ No — wire from shoulder to underwear
Impossible to silence without getting up
✅ Yes ❌ No — sleeping hand turns it off in 30 sec
Receiver in your room
✅ Yes ❌ No — buzzer on his body
Protocol with a finish line
Includes complete protocol guide

Wet nights are a thing of the past.

Because dry mornings start with the right protocol.

4.93 / 5.0 - based on (+14.365) reviews.

90 days - Money Back Guarantee

Try it for 90 days. If your child hasn't shown measurable improvement in dry nights, return it in any condition. Every penny back. No forms. No questions asked.

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90-day full guarantee
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90 days - Money Back Guarantee

Try it for 90 days. If your child hasn't shown measurable improvement in dry nights, return it in any condition. Every penny back. No forms. No questions asked.

START TONIGHT — RISK FREE
90-day full guarantee
Pediatrician-safe
No-hassle returns

All the questions you might have.

How does TrueSignal work? +


The wireless sensor sits inside your child's underwear — no cord, no collar clip. The moment it detects the first drop of moisture, the receiver sounds continuously until your child gets up, walks to it, and resets it. That walk is the treatment. Every time the brain pairs "bladder full" with "get up and go," the arousal pathway strengthens. Rep by rep. Night by night. Clinical median: 10 weeks to 14 consecutive dry nights.

Why is wireless different from the alarm we already tried? +


Wired alarms put the buzzer on your child's shoulder. A sleeping hand can silence it in 30 seconds — before any conditioning happens. TrueSignal's receiver is across the room. Your child can't reach it without getting up. No walk, no conditioning. With TrueSignal, every trigger completes the rep.

He sleeps through everything. Will this work for him? +


Yes — and this is exactly why TrueSignal was designed. In phase one, the alarm wakes you, not him. You walk him to the bathroom. His brain learns the signal even while he's half-asleep. By week 3–4, most children start waking on their own. Deep sleeping is not the barrier — it's what the protocol is built around.

How soon will we see results? +


Most families notice the first dry nights between weeks 3 and 5. By week 6, most parents are sleeping through the night. The clinical endpoint is 14 consecutive dry nights — reached at a median of 10 weeks with consistent use.

Will the alarm disturb the rest of the house? +


The receiver lives in your room — not in a hallway, not in a shared space. You hear it. Your child hears it. The rest of the house doesn't need to.

Is it safe? Does it use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth? +


No Wi-Fi. No Bluetooth. No app. TrueSignal sends a short-range wireless signal only when moisture is detected. Power output is well below everyday household devices. Drug-free, pediatrician-safe, and FCC/CE/RoHS compliant.

Is it easy to set up? +


Your child places the sensor inside his underwear at bedtime. You plug the receiver in your room. That's the setup. Works the first night — no pairing, no configuration, no instructions beyond that.

Is it comfortable for my child to wear? +


The sensor is small, lightweight, and sits flat inside the underwear. Most children forget it's there by night two. No clip on the collar. No wire across the chest. Nothing that can tangle, pull, or disconnect during sleep.

Is it easy to clean? +


Wipe the sensor with a disinfecting wipe as needed. The receiver never touches the child.

How long does the battery last? +


The sensor is rechargeable via the included USB-C cable. Most families charge it every few days during the 10-week protocol.

Will this work for my older child or teenager? +


Yes. The arousal pathway that TrueSignal trains is age-independent. The protocol works for children ages 5 through adolescence. The older the child, the more motivated they tend to be — which typically accelerates results.

How do I place an order? +

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