How Much Do You Spend Per Year?

There many different priced diapers and i relize that but we all like to buy them if i took a pole

I generally wear Assurance, so, at about $10 a bag, $520 a year...

Unfortunatly still about a thousand dollars but when i needed them 24-7 is was realy expensive about 3 grand i think somewhere around there

I buy my flannel material at a fabric store at around $100 for ten yards which I have sewn into around nine double thick 25"x45" diapers and to have them made is $4.00 a diaper. The plastic panties cost $41.00 for a six pack at comcomfg.com and you can also have them in colors. The diapers last about four years and one six pack will last 18 moths to two years. I like to have at least one dozen flannel diapers and one six pack of white semi-transparent plastic panties and six pack of colored ones,half pink,half yellow,which comes to about $400. every two years. It is an expensive fetish to have.

About two thousand dollars a year.I am incontinent and require many changes a day.

I am always looking for new plastic pants and disposables so I spend about $1000.00 a year.

Well joe it all depends on your needs and likes!! i like dispoasables for ease in changing and less bulkiness in public if i wear them in public. cloth is alot cheaper in the long run but you have to figure in time to wash and dry and to change them is more of a hassle then disposable is , so like i said its all about your flavor in life to crinkle loud or to walk like a duck its all up to you LMAO!!!!

Let's figure $12 for a pack of Depend. I go through a pack about every three weeks. So I buy about 18 packs. On an average year it costs me $216. But this year I've been buying them more often, so I wouldn't be surprised if the budget topped $300.

Around 500.00 a year... 😜

$70 a month x 12 months = $840 plus splurges equal $1000

Roughly £400 - £500 on diapers and £200 on other ab product - total= £700 on avearage

I spend about $2,100 a year on diapers - my regular diapers are Abena M3s.

I’d say around $250 a year on diapers. I spend another $250 on calling my phone-mommy from time to time. These are my other ‘ABDL costs, so to speak.

Spike

I'm guessing around $2000 for disposable diapers and booster pads per year. Probably another $200 for rash, powder and wipes all in all.

I pay very little , I bought my everyday cloth diapers & plastic pants 12 years ago ,along with special trousers and about 300 different onesies , yes I blew like $20,000 ,however none of my diapers are near "carwash rags" and none of my good Plastic pants have wore out ,I wear between 5-9 diapers a day with Pp's & onesie ,if it's only me and aide I don't bother with pants around the house .

My disposables that I wear when going out are paid for by insurance as is my barrier cream ,catheters,gloves and drain bags.

I do buy and use baby wipes for cleanup ,I usually buy them in cases when they are buy one get one free.so it's basically in bulk ( adult wipes are bigger more expensive and rarely ever BOGO , So using baby wipes is more cost effective , you use more wipes than an adult sized wipe ,however when half the wipes are free ,they cost alot less ).

So incontinent by nature DL by choice .for something to do I will buy bags of diapers to test ,I feel I can't have an opinion on a paticular diapers good or bad points unless i wear it for every change in a day. At this point I have tested almost everything available,so it's only a bag here and there when a new diaper comes out ,I don't really test the "trailer trash" medical brands or store generic brands . . I live in one of the 3 states that I know of that will pay for Tranquility ATN as the top diaper ,I get 3 cases a month which is more then I use ,I usualy give alot of them away otherwise they take over my house. So my diaper spending is maybe $275 a year on "test subjects" & wipes.I could not test diapers and spend maybe $10 on wipes0 , but when you are incontinent diapers become just another ADL, So testing them spices up life ,and being incontinent if I have a spectacular diaper failure it doesn't matter because its expected once in awhile diapers fail or leak .

I also do alot of mentoring in care giver communities ,most people newly in diapers or newly being cared for end up with wet beds and clothes from cheap diapers and want to know is there better that will keep me dry overnight or doing specific activeties , having a specialized knowledge of where and what to try can be very helpfull ,and rare , alot of people really are unfamiliar with adult diapers let alone the concept of ABDL ,ABDL has effectively created it's niche class of diapers, that has exploded the diaper market and is growing ,as people truly need diapers above the institutional care setting level , many incontinent live independently or are cared for in there own homes ,so a diaper that needs changing every hour or two is a new problem instead of solution .

Mine are all cloth, also I'm not 24/7, I only wear for fun and mostly nights / weekends. I'd say that I have about six "changes" worth of cloth diapers (one "change" = a thin outer contour, a thick inner contour, and a thick prefold that I fold over lengthwise into thirds and use for a soaker, and plastic pants). All of these probably initially cost me about $600, though not at one time, probably over the course of several years. And since then, no cost at all because they're washed and used over and over again.