Diapers are expensive

Diapers for adults are getting so expensive and they are not verygood looking except for the few who will make printed adultdiapers

Well if your looking for decorated diapers Babykins makes a wide range . Yes they are expensive but when you take a 69.95 diaper and cab keep reusing it the up front cost is high but mine I have had for 11 years and still going strong they become very affordable.

Look for Rearz "Safari" Super Absorbent Adult Diapers at www.healthwick.com. (https://www.healthwick.ca/rearz-safari-super-absorbent-adult-diapers/ for Canada). They are printed, but at a cost increase of ten dollars over the unprinted variety.

Why not wear plain diapers and buy printed plastic pants to go over them ?

Even Angelfluff who left the infant diaper market like five years ago to just make adult diaper's still sells plastic pants with kid prints for adults.

Funny this topic pops up in here! I just had the exact same thought this week; wearing diapers is an expensive hobby .........

My next thought was; but worth every penny!

So yeah, but ... screw it, love them too much.

Spike

Fortunately because I am diagnosed as being incontinent due to my diabetes I get so many nappies free of charge via the NHS Continence service. Not enough to cover all I need but it does help.

Ultimately ABDL printed diapers are a niche market and none of the major diaper makers infant or adult wants there product associated with an obscure kink ,So whatever is on the market is privately done and can there for charge whatever the market will bear, most adult diapers are made for the IC market and very few people care what they look like ,most adult diapers are purchased by big facilities or insurance plans at negotiated prices , the actual individual purchase of diapers is miniscule compared to what is purchased for distribution thru facilities or insurance .From that perspective we are lucky they don't cost more ,when I needed a diaper with Velcro they were considered "luxury diapers" and my insurance pretty much said "go pound sand" it was then that i made the leap into cloth fortunately my paralysis resolved after 5 years and i can wear anything just about these days .

I'm fortunate in that I really don't care for disposables. I do use them on vacations and WOW do they get pricey. I bought 2 dozen of ACD's Purity flat night time diapers six years ago and I still have nine in the package. They get used every day and night so that tells me they really last. Plastic pants are another cost to consider with cloth. I go thru about 6 pairs a year. That makes plastic pants about as expensive as the diapers. Plus the laundering. I'd guess using cloth diapers and plastic pants and the laundry about 300.00 dollars a year including the laundry. So with cloth I'm spending less than a dollar a day for being in diapers 24/7. And then there's the fringe benefit - I get to play with my diapers and plastic pants washing and folding them.....

No, I don’t think we will ever see the day Pampers/Luvs (P&G), Huggies (Kimberly-Clark), or any other, making a dream diaper for adults.