Karl Bachmann AG

Dryly Switzerland supports families in addressing childhood bedwetting with child-friendly products and guidance focused on building dry-night habits. Its core offering is a bedwetting alarm system that detects the first drops of urine and alerts the child, helping them wake and go to the toilet. The system includes a sensor attached to special underwear, a receiver housed in Wizzu the panda, and an optional app that can notify parents.

Dryly offers several alarm packages for purchase or rental, with options that may include extra underwear, a mattress protector, and a vibration feature. The brand also sells children’s sensor underwear, mattress protection, and a daytime vibrating watch with up to 15 programmable reminders to support regular toilet training at home, school, or childcare. Dryly presents the alarm as a scientifically tested therapy and says it has been used by more than 60,000 children; its website reports that 93% learned to wake independently and reach the toilet within six to eight weeks