Boosters

Anyone ever bought disposable booster pads/liners over the counter?? I was wondering if anyone knows of a store that sells them. I have purchased them online, but i wanted them sooner than later!

I have found booster pads in thrift stores. Maybe try a medical supply store..

If you want a quick fix you could always buy maxi pads. They're similar.

I use toddler size prefold cloth diapers,that are unbleached and organtic cotton.thes can absorb up to about 32 ozs.each when soaked.

Buy tena over night full pads and cut the backing so they can leak though. they are nice and thick and make for a nice booster

B4NS sells boosters (no plastic backing) that soak up a lot of fluid. These can go in a cloth diaper or disposable.

@toddler annie- well, i bought the generic version of the tena overnight pads....they work just as well as the more expensive regular boosters! I didnt cut the backing, so when they get full, they just leak over into the diaper ! Its great if you want that extra bulk for heavy wettings! .....and the best part, i got a 30 pack for under 10 bucks! Thanks!

I use 1 or 2 toddler cloth diapers as a booster to my adult cloth diapers. Works great.

I buy poise or tena overnight disposable pads for booster pads. I just slit them in back with a pocket knife. I peel the paper backing off and apply it my diaper. They stay in place also that way, and very absorbent. I've tried regular booster pads that aren't as absorbent and cost more.

I might have to try some of the OTC pads in the store. I usually use cloth inserts if I need extra padding.

I get mine at wal mart. Ladies overnight pads work well

Once upon a time, some years ago, Kimberly-Clark sold excellent / outstanding booster pads that you could buy over-the-counter. Now I see that Tena offers a similar product for over-the-counter purchase especially available at Walmart.