Buying diapers in public

I buy online and in person.

In Brazil you can be member of the the “Tena Club” and receive diapers at home with discounts! Tena Slip, for me, is the best diaper to wear during the day. They are discreet and hold a lot. I'm a heavy wetter and use them until they're completely full before changing.

At night I wear Abena M4 diapers. They are are more expensive online than in person. I buy them in a specialized drugstore for people with disabilities, only there I can find this brand.

I have found the best ( barely -- to use in a pinch ! ) are Tena adult underwear .

Those I can buy at my local CVS.

My go-to web stores are the well known Northshore as well as the lesser know J&B At Home .

They have great prices and a really huge variety , but mostly medical no real AB diapers

https://jandbathome.com

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Have it written down on a piece of paper then it looks like you're shopping for someone else!

I usually order online because it is cheaper, easier, etc. Having said that, I have and will again buy from stores. A medical supply store that used to be near me actually had some decent brands, I would buy from them often.

One time I was on the road driving back home. I had brought what I thought was enough for the whole week (early days of incontinence) and I was nearly out. I used a google maps search to find a medical supply store and headed there hoping they'd have some good stuff. To my delight they did have some plastic backed briefs of decent quality. However, the store was set up really weird, so I actually had to ask the staff where adult diapers were. A young woman enthusiasically helped. She must have caught on that I was buying for myself because she immediately picked out the bulkiest ones in my exact size. I was wearing at the time and needed a change soon, so I was blushing during the whole discussion. She also kept using the word diaper which was surprising. I almost wondered if she was aware of the fetish and that men like myself had been in before.

I mean, she was very helpful. She described what made the brand so much better than Depends, etc. I've basically never had much use for Depends, sorry if you live that brand. This store was selling Tranquility which certainly are better than Depends. But these days I rarely go to a store unless I was out of town for more than a weekend. Even then I keep wondering if I can find an Amazon locker or something instead of a store. I don't mind the asking questions or the risk of being seen if it's in a olace where no one will recognize me. But it's unusual to find brands that are better than what I can get online. Something like Betterdry or Rearz hold so much more than basically anything I have seen in a store. I need the capacity too. I have a condition that makes me drink over a gallon of water every day even with treatment.

Oh, I also buy from places like Northshore or XP Medical for medical style. I think both of those are owned by users and/or caregivers. For ABDL brands, I like most stuff, so I get from Rearz, Bambino, or anywhere really.

I buy from dollar general and Amazon

We buy depends at the grocery store…self or counter checkout. Once at the counter I realized I had picked out mens depends told the checkout lady I needed to swap them out for women’s as I didn’t need them, yet. She just smiled.

I have bought diapers from a self check out store

I mostly order them online but sometimes I love the thrill of buying them in a medical supply store.

It used to embarrass me, but it doesn’t anymore. Once i had a really good experience, i was buying depend at Costco because when on sale that was the cheapest way to buy light protection, 4 case limit at a clip 😉 i was checking out and the checkout girl mentioned that she had to wear them for a long time once, and she knows how tough it is. I thanked her for sharing and that was the end of it. Made me feel so much better about buying them in the future

Online has the options of buying much more interesting diapers, but I also do like the thrill of thrift store finds, and those are all in person. I've done it countless times, it's still a little embarrassing but also exciting. The last time I was asked if they were for a senior as they get a discount at the store I was at, saying no was the most awkward part of the whole experience, but I had a bit of a laugh about it later.

I get that buying diapers in regular stores might be somewhat embarrasing, especially when many others may be around. When I was 16 or 17, mom sent me to the store to buy her a box of Kotex. I had to go to the Health and Beauty department, pick up the bos and then carry it to the checkout lane in clear view of everyone else. Once I got over that, then it was nothing when I bought pads or tampons for myself (for post enema usage). I did wonder what the girls at our local CVS thought when I would go in and pick up packages of Always incontinence underwear for my wife as well as Tena incontinence pads for myself, and be sure to use our coupons. Buying diapers are pretty easy now.

I too live in a rural community of about 600 people or so. I get a case of diapers every month through Canada Post parcel service. They come in a brown cardboard box with no markings other than my name and contact info. To this day the little side smile smirk from the Lady at the postal service tells me she knows about my diapers. I’ll bet you she has told everyone in town. Sorry my paranoia slipped into my fantasies. The diaper company is wonderful sending diapers in plain packages, this was only a fragment of my emagination. Thanks Healthwick.