What are your favorite brands of Diapers?

For the daytime, I have a large variety of disposables I like. I choose depending on my expectations for the day, like how long time do I need to be in the diaper before being able to change etc.

For the night time, definitely cloth diapers and plastic pants for a long sleep with no leaks.

I've already posted that I had recently bought a pack of Rearz Inispire + and fell in love with them. Of course the higher price is a bit discouraging. Well I recently ran across a site that had a clearance sale price on the original Inspires. I couldn't turn down the good price so went ahead and ordered a case of 72. I had been wearing the Abena M4s with a Tena booster and thought I was pretty content. Turns out that even with the booster pad I ended up with a leak here and there. Now I that I have the case of Inspires that's all I have been wearing and absolutely love them. So far work so well and no leaks yet. Love how they just get so full and heavy and saggy but continue to keep their shape without leaking. I LOVE them. So much so that I figured that sale price wouldn't last so went back online today and ordered 2 more cases. hehe. Should be set for awhile now.

I love Molicares, they hold so much and feel so good!

It depends on my mood... I don't really have a favourite brand of adult diapers but I usually get the big puffy non discreet style with tabs. I like the bulky padded feel of them and the sound they make whenever i move and how absorbent they are. I also like wearing Goodnites because of how soft and comfy and snug they are and they're kind of discreet too.

Hey all!

Seni Quatros. I'm going to order some, but anyone with experience wanna chime in? I'm sure they are plenty absorbent. Comfortable? Breathable? Being able to breathe is my biggest thing I guess. I usually use a booster of some sort. I like my diapers extremely thick. If I'm in for the night anyway. Very thick. Very tight. With a booster, I might be in that diaper for 8-10 hours.

Any thoughts on these diapers would be greatly appreciated.

Favorite would be bambino teddy, but most the time where a depends stuffed with two Luvs size 6.

Depending on the mood (AB or DL or 'Daddy') and absorbency requirements my favourites range from Tykables Overnights (very thick and absorbent and have cute designs) and Pride by 'Dotty Diapers' through to Depend Comfort which are very discreet but don't 'hold' too much....

I have a new FAVORITE!! Attends have really changed, they are much thinner, don't absorb much and are now very cheaply made. My new Favorite are the North Shore Supreme Diapers. Their newest has a waist-band in the back. They have always been a pretty thick diaper and they sure are thirsty!!. Hoping they add a waist-band in the front!!

Mine are the equivalent to goodnights which are under jams. The only downside is that the don't hold a lot which isn't great 😢

My favorite brand of diaper is the Adult Cloth Diaper Company's flat-prefold, gauze diapers. They need to be pinned on, but they are super soft and comfortable to wear even if they are a bit bulky. And with a good waterproof panty they can hold pretty much anything (including minimizing any odors) so I feel very secure in them. I can be changed as often as I like without worrying about wasting an expensive disposable diaper.

Just received a package of Inspire+ InControl. Normally I use BetterDry, but had to try Inspire+. I have to say; they are just fitting and can hold close to everything.

I really do recommend them. They are a bit expensive but with the fit and absorbing capacity, they stand just perfect.

After trials with various top-end diaper varieties (as many I as could locate), I settled on REARZ Inspire+ InControl Super Absorbent Adult Diapers and have been using them for over a year. I complement them with REARZ Silence High-Rise Waterproof Pants.

Mine are the equivalent to goodnights which are under jams. The only downside is that the don't hold a lot which isn't great 😢

I've never tried Underjams but with Goodnites I've found that if I just pee a little bit and give it time to absorb before doing it again they seem to hold a lot more compared to letting out big gushes or a full pee.

Abenas are good, north shore supremes, wellness, bambino, are all good. I think the abena’s and north shore hold the most wetness. I use a Walmart brand ladies overnight pads inside my diaper which gives it a lot more absorbency. I often go 12+ hours in a diaper. At night I use a gauze prefold with 3 baby prefold diapers inside with good quality plastic pants to keep the bed dry.

Something I just don’t get. All these companies “depend” etc. keep pushing pull up diapers. 1. They don’t hold well, at all, and leak almost immediately and to change them you have to take your pants off. 2. A good quality diaper hold lots of pee with few leaks and all you have to do is untape them and tape another one on. So much easier!

I truly prefer the plastic backed diapers. While my insurance only cover the attends brand extra large briefs br40, which are not all that good and a diaper cover is required especially at night. I do although feel the plastic backed diapers are much more effective than the cloth-like diapers, the only advantage I see with the cloth like diapers is the hook and loop system.

On the affordable side the attends with waistband are pretty good, now the Tranquility brand the ATN (all through the night) are a very good diaper. On the expensive end of the spectrum are the Abena brand plastic backed diapers as well as the plastic backed Wellness brand Superio diapers are great. I do very much like the wellness brand Superio which sits higher on the hip and fits much better then most adult diapers and move better with the body, also they are highly absorbent.

Also on the higher end of the spectrum most of the adult baby diapers which come in a wide of array of colors an styles much like the tykables are very effective. I do although really hate the color of the diapers I have to use. WWW.SAVEEXPRESS.DE carries the Seguna Comfort Slip maxi which is a normal adult diaper that comes in vibrant colors compared to normal adult diapers I have seen a very vibrant green, purple, even Orange. Unfortunately they seem to only carry them in Germany that is where the website is located you may be able to find this brand elsewhere but I would certainly like to try them. Since the diapers I wear due to my neurogenic bladder are a ugly yellow color which I stated before I hate.

I just bought some Depend briefs with tabs and I'm loving them! They have 3 tabs and are plastic on the outside instead of fabric. I haven't been able to find anything with plastic forever and I'm loving the crinkle they make. 😃

Tykables, wellness ,dry 24/7

I just got my 24/7's in yesterday but I was already doubled up in Abenas with stuffers. Tomorrow is my next diaper day and I'm giddy with anticipation.

I wear tranquility atn, and also have worn the dry 24/7.

Abena pull ups during the day, Molicare Super Plus at night. No accidents, no quick having to find a restroom and no getting up at night

I have use serval brands but the other day At CVS I got some call CVS Health, they are in a black package with orange stripe on the side and at the bottom. They call them a stretch fit adjustable briefs. They have triple layer absorbent core, extended leak barrier cuffs. The leak barrier is actually two of them. The enter ones real hugs you and so far I haven't had any leaks yet. They really comfortable and I was surprise at how much they soak up in the absorbent core. I can wear longer then the ones I used to use. It took a few times to get to used the absorbent core. A couple times I thought they where soak but it was the triple layer absorbent core. As it socks up it get a little spongy and with the old ones meant a change was needed. They come in 20 count unisex sizes.

I actually just bought a package of BetterDry from North Shore and they are very absorbant. Unfortunately I like super crinkly diapers and these aren’t so much, but they are comfy and bulky. And no leaks!

@ Bedwetter Dave, you can always use a pair of noisy plastic pants, slipped on over BetterDry diapers. They will give you the crinkly noise you are looking to hear, and help catch any potential leaks too. Look for plastic pants made of PEVA, there are the noise makers.

For my part I like the diapers DEPEND the day, she is more discreet and diapers in fabric with a plastic panties for the bed, I find them more comfortable and less leaks!

Tena M4 Abri Form are, in my opinion, hard-to-beat. I also use the Tena Protective Underwear. Of course Tena, Tranqility and Molicare also make very good products but again, Tena M4 Arbri Form are hard-to-beat.

I buy Abena Abri-Form on Amazon, and I like them. I tried tena pants too wich are like briefs. I think the second is perfect for someone who never tried diapers.

I just started wearing diapers this past December. I've only used Depend Fit Flex which I find quite comfortable. I wear more for fun than for need; but, I do pee small amounts at a time into them (sometimes on purpose and other times - not often - stress incontinence). In testing their absorbancy, I know it is borderline if they will absorb my first pee in the morning. They have a few times but have not a few other times. I'd appreciate any suggestions for a similar pull up style with an absorbancy of 24 oz. or so. When my bladder is full in the morning, I'll pee over 16 oz. which seems to be about the capacity of the Depends I wear.

Just purchased some samples so I can try a few different varieties over the weekend. They include: Attends Flex 8 all-in-one belted, Attends Slip Active 10 all-in-ones, Tena Flex Maxi and Lille Suprem Regular Plus all-in-one.

Previously I used Abena Abri-Form Premium, which were good but I did have an initial issue with one tape which did cause a small leak. Although it only happened once.

Tye medical makes a great diaper. But they are pricey. So I do use assurance adult diapers from Walmart. But I just purchased a pack of diapers from my local store and I have to say for store brand they are not bad. I pee a lot when sleep and I been wearing them for two days they have held better then the assurance brand.