Vacations and diapers

As a bedwetter I need protection every night. Ill usually take a few night diapers with me but prefer to buy some at my destination rather than haul them. Anyone ever have issues finding supplies (or other solutions?) Rather than packing extra luggage?

When traveling either for vacation or some other reason I always just pack them. If I was flying I would probably have a bag shipped to my hotel in advance. I don't use department store diapers. I don't want the hassle of dealing with it.

When traveling I try to bring enough of the trip but our Scotland, Ireland trip I had to buy a pack of diapers there I really would of liked to get some Terry nappies, their Terry towels are amazing.

I always pack my diapers and plastic pants when we travel. If it is more than a weekend we usually have to take another suitcase as I need about 4 diapers a day. My wife is very precise with what we need for trips so I have never run out.

Actually speaking, whenever I am on holiday/vacation abroud I tend to buy adult diapers because of my bed wetting problems.

Whenever I get the chance this is to avoid any potentially embarrassing situations.

For example the best ones that I have found so far are from the Philippines these are Tena value, which come in two sizes Medium or Large in my-case I tend to choose the latter.

They have their own equivalent to pampers lotion care and are very comfortable and absorbant, and come in a pack of 10pcs.

The other brands I like are Caress Basic in Xl size and a few others like freinds and many more that I can't name off the top of my head right now.

However it's also best that you do your own research before heading to the shops as every brand is different from one another some are better or worse than others.

But as this is a subject that I have touched on and covered many times in the past, I would highly recommend that you see my previous replies.

Vacations abroad are the perfect time to be in diapers 24/7 for me. When you travel by car it is great to wear. Changing can be a hassle from time to time, but if you wear the right diaper it holds until you’re at your destination. I always bring 25 diapers for a week. For me that is enough to get by.

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I've been retired for many years so I can't say I've taken a vacation for a long time, however my wife and I loved to travel, especially before covid and we always brought my diapers and plastic pants with us. If we were only going to be away for a couple of days, we'd pack a suitcase just for my cloth diapers and stuff. But for longer trips, we made arrangements with the hotel to make sure they would have laundry service that included diapers. Occasionally we've had my diapers shipped ahead of time. When I was a kid and still living with my parents and sisters, we usually spent two or three weeks in the mountains camping. We needed diapers at night since we all wet our beds longer than most and needed to be diapered so we didn't get our sleeping bags wet. Our mom just washed our diapers in a tub and hug them on a line my dad strung between two trees. I was around 18 the last time I went camping with the family and I still wore diapers at night. I had stopped wetting my bed a year earlier, but I didn't want to take the chance of wetting in my sleeping bag so I wore diapers with the family for the last time.

When my wife and I travel must be sure to take enough to cover the days gone.My wife says its like traveling with a small child.

My wife packs and extra suit case for all my diapers and supplies. I wear cloth diapers at night, but on vacation my wife has me in disposable diapers the whole time.

I carry all of my essentials in my carry-on luggage. Can't trust the airlines to not lose your luggage. Can you imagine Heathrow with no luggage and needing a diaper change?

@Diaperedbiboy Your wife has a good idea to keep you in disposables the whole trip. Disposables are more convenient than cloth. @Diaperedbiboy do you mind wearing disposable diapers or would you rather wear cloth diapers?

If I had someone in diapers, I would put them in disposables because they are more convenient and easier to change when away from home.

I would take more diapers than I thought they would need because when traveling someone might wet more than usual.

I would take different types of diapers. A thinner one that is not noticeable under clothes for wearing around the hotel or when they can be changed soon after they wet. I would use thicker diapers if we were going out to eat or sightseeing. The thicker diapers would provide more protection. At night I would use the thickest, most absorbent diaper because it's not good to have a leak when away from home.