Small quantities

So my question is this, are there any retailers where one can buy a small quantity of disposable diapers? Either an adult type one or very large baby ones. On the infrequent occasion I’d like to play in a diaper or as an after enema safeguard I’d like to be able to buy only a handful. Having a dozen or two stashed around until I’m ready just doesn’t make sense for my habits. Also when the mood strikes sometimes online shopping just isn’t quick enough.

Thoughts?

I would contact your local heath supplies shop and ask them as they get lots of broken packages of nappies that they cannot easily sell as a whole package.

Over here you can get a set of "samples" of many types and whilst they are often more expensive buying them in this way it would solve your problem and I expect you will also be able to do the same.

As someone in their late 30's and now coming up for 40's who has a genuine medical condition or disability and who has to deal with incontenance (see my earlier posts),

I would say, start by getting some free samples this can be done online or by finding and contacting a supplier by telephone.

Then if you can get the ones that you want you will need to find out how much they cost and then make a decission on when to get them.

I personally usually don't buy less than a pack of 10-20 adult sized disposable diapers from a good retail shop although this is not exactly small buying in quantity and, as this post is referring to small quantities I would probebly say find shop online.

Or a pharmacy/medical shop where you can buy them if you have a perscription or just tell them you have a problem with incontinence and see what they recomend of cause this might include a medical consultation but if your ok with that then there shoulden't be a problem.

Or the other option is to simply ask if they have any broken or opened but un-used packs of adult or child sized diapers they cant sell as these should be avaible for a discounted price who knows if your lucky enough you might even get them for free.

Other than this I would recomend sites like Tena, bambino, nappiesrus, drydayz or other retailers like dry/247 and others that I can't think of right now off the top of my head.

Anyway look for ones that have a large absorbancy and are comfortable for you to wear you don't want any accidents or to feel anymore un-comfortable than you otherwhise need to be my advice is don't go for cheap ones that will look rubbish as they usually are the worst ones instead, and if buying online go for a brand you know or trust.

If your buing from a pharmacy or shop go for what they recomend, it might cost more but at least you will feel more comfortable in the long run.

But as every country is different I would say look at what's available in your area and go from there.

Hope that this helps and that your staying comfortable and dry and safe as ever.

yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

Being new to diapers I have gotten several free samples just for the asking. Do a search for incontinence samples and several sites will pop up. They will send you several free samples to try. Good luck and enjoy.

I'm a cloth and plastic pants guy. However, I do, on occasion, like to change it up (so to speak!), and tape up a disposable for the experience. Needless to say, I don't have a lot of disposables around. What works for me are thrift store finds. Almost every time I shop at one, I can usually find a partial package and my go-to store actually will break down the partial packs that are donated and re-package them in bags of six diapers for about 2 bucks. Just a side note, a month ago, I bought an unused 3 pack of the cheapo catalog plastic pants, on "half-price"day, for 50 cents! Try the small church or non-profit charity stores for better luck.

I would say buy 2 or 3 good cloth diapers and plastic pants , they can go in the back of a drawer and be ready and waiting when you are , just remember to wash them.

I only use disposables when going out someplace that I dont want to be lugging around wet and messy cloth to bring home to wash .

Aside from thrift stores selection of low quality donated disposables you can't realy find them in small quantities .

I buy from an on-line company, parentgiving.com. They have 73 different brands/styles of pull-ups. One can order a sample pack of any, or all, of them. I just order a sample pack of a brand/style I'm interested in. I normally order 72 at a time. I thought the sample packs had only 1 sample in it; but, when my sample pack arrived last week there were 2 diapers in it. Go there and choose 2 or 3 brands/styles/sizes you'd like to try and order them. That will get you 4 or 6 at a time. It's a little more expensive to order that way; but, it might solve the problem of not having a large supply on hand.