What are your favorite brands of Diapers?

I am using Tana Pullups at present after a Enema just in case of after leaking, But this morning after my Enema reading the morning paper it was nice to let got and pee and not to put the paper down and go to the loo. I think I may change to Tana slips as I think they hold more pee.and I can sit back for longer with my paper

My absolute favorite at the moment is Northshores MegaMax.....I do not have a ton of experience in the premium diaper market as for all the years I've worn, most of my purchases have been in store over only. That said, the MegaMax are fantastic in every way. Plastic backed, Highy absorbent, very comfortable and the tapes are the best I've come across. Almost can open and close as many times as you like. And they are thick...Which I love.

As of today, the best is the Abena abriform M4. Great thickness, not so loud and can take a lot of liquid and not smell. Else tanquility ATN are great, but had a wonky cut taht doesn't fit me well.

Just got a pack of Rearz Seduction, had see great review. will see by myself soon enough.

I just got the Attends Premier and I just wet my first one just now. They seem okay. They're very thick and very soft. They seem pretty absorbent so far. I've had a small issue with the company though. I called their free sample number. The first call dropped before I could give them my information. We were able to complete the second call. At the end of the call, they offered a pack at half price. I accepted the offer even though I'm not really into cloth backed disposables. They came out to about $1/ea. The person on the phone said it would be 5-7 business days. I just got the package today, over 3 weeks later. I had called customer service several times. I only got a machine on the complaints extension but was eventually able to reach someone on the questions extension. They informed me that my package was just processed and that is get it today. I still never received email correspondence, a tracking number or my free sample. At $2 per diaper, I probably won't buy any more. It's a shame because Attends used to be a premium brand. I don't think that the Premier diaper quite lives up the the price they're asking.

I had called customer service several times. I only got a machine on the complaints extension but was eventually able to reach someone on the questions extension.

I used the Attends plastic backing with waist bands front and back which I love the fit they provided.I bought a a case and all the tape tabs where all messed up. I called and called only to get a machine, no phone call or anything from Attends. Yes there quality and quantity has decreased tremendously except for the price. They discontinued these diapers in the US.

I like the Northshore Mega Max diapers also. I just ordered and received a case of the new Mega Max diapers that are dark blue. They are just like the white ones except they are blue. I also wear their Lite diapers and use them with a extra large booster pad. Worn with a cloth diaper and plastic pants work pretty well for me. Living in Northeast Indiana I get my orders from Northshore quickly.

For my own medical purposes, I wear Depends. But if it were sexual, and my partner were playing as a girl I knew in my tweenhood from a disability sports day camp, it might be something more bulky. She was maybe 13, with a blonde boy cut, and wearing a colorful swimsuit and thick purple, footed tights to protect her legs from scratches, and had a very pronounced diaper bulge. I like seeing that bulge, but not having it.

I have an unopened pack of Tena Slip Maxi with the plastic back. I had them before they stopped importing them to the US and prices went through the roof. Part of me wants to hold onto them for trading purposes. We've all seen what vintage diapers sell for. However, part of me just wants to enjoy them. They are just diapers after all. Nowadays there are plenty of highly absorbent, plastic backed options at better prices than the Tenas.

I opened the Tena Maxis and have no regrets. I've been having some serious mobility issues lately and the Tena maxis have been the perfect solution. When it comes time to re-supply, I'll either replace them with Abenas or Forsite or Better Drys.

I've been really happy with Tranquility Premium Overnight pull-ups. They have a 32 oz. capacity and I've never had an issue with them leaking. They are quite comfortable. I've been buying them from parentgiving.com. This on-line company recently came out with their own brand, Dry Direct. In my size, medium, it has a capacity under pressure of 36 ounces - just slightly more than the 34 ounce capacity of the Tranquility diapers. However, it has a total absorption capacity of 93 ounces. I ordered a sample pack (2) to see how I liked them. They are equally as comfortable (I've only worn one so far). I'm saving the next one for a time when I believe I'll be able to pee 2 or 3 full bladders into it to see how it does. Anyway, one thing I did notice is the cuffs around my thighs seem to be tighter than with the Tranquility diapers. I've no idea if it's the size of the opening or the elastic in the cuff. Regardless, I believe they would be less prone to leaking as a result. An order of 72 pull-ups costs only $6.00 more than the Tranquilities and I may switch to them with my next order.

Ones that don't leak are the best!

What would be the best recommendation for 4 day’s worth of poop being held back and up to a 4qt enema. Just looking for future reference. What’s everyone’s favorite for that activity that reaches high up the back side

My favourite diapers are Abri Form M4 and Tena Maxi slip. I like that they are thick. That makes them comfy I think.

Does anyone know of a website that sells snibb diapers in the US?

I looked for plastic snibbs once I saw photos of them online, and was interested because they're similar to the jury-rig plastic pants I first wore as a teen. I ended up buying some but didn't care for them because their shape is such that they won't stay up on me...or maybe it's my shape.

At any rate, no, I've never seen them available from any US vendor.

Currently I'm very happy with the Northshore Supreme and Mega Max diapers. I like the fit and the protection that I need. I get my order the next day which makes it nice also.

Better dry

My are the covidien diapers I get free from the veterans hospital. They're super great on leaks overnight. I've had to wear diapers at bedtime because of my weak bladder the last 3 years.

What’s everyone’s opinion on tena super briefs for pooping and expelling enemas in them. I can get those at my local medical supply store

I've been really happy with Tranquility Premium Overnight pull-ups. They have a 32 oz. capacity and I've never had an issue with them leaking. They are quite comfortable. I've been buying them from parentgiving.com. This on-line company recently came out with their own brand, Dry Direct. In my size, medium, it has a capacity under pressure of 36 ounces - just slightly more than the 34 ounce capacity of the Tranquility diapers. However, it has a total absorption capacity of 93 ounces.

I have now received my order of 72 Dry Direct diapers and have started wearing them when I want to sit around in a heavily soaked diaper. If you like a thick pee soaked diaper hanging between your thighs, these will do the job for you.

@Dl6969 If you ever want to go cloth Angelfluff is VA approved supplier, I am pretty biased on diapers ,the service and support I have received from Angelfluff before and after the sale is world class. Almost everything they make is covered by VA except the really juvenile printed patterns ,

Mine are the tranquility ATN or the slim line for daytime use. I love the super dry kids, or rearz safari for my night time diaper. These diapers have worked for us.

During the day while at work, I can wear the goodnites L/XL.

When not working I wear the Northshore sm supreme.

And at night time I wear the sm dry 24/7.

My new favorite brand of diapers are the Northshore Megamax

I have not tried too many. But, so far, my favorite diapers are “Simplicity plastic backed diapers”. I am a size 31” waist so I am right between both size smalls and mediums. Simplicity diapers are slightly smaller than most other diapers so their mediums are really smalls and the fit is perfect on me.

Also, they have that old school quilted Pampers lining and the softness comfort on my little pp and bottom, with just a really slight sprinkle of baby powder, is perfect for me.

They are not the higher quality diapers, but, for me that doesn’t matter because I am more of a mild to maybe moderate wetter. These diapers may not work as well for heavier wetters. Comfort and fit keep me in them.

The other diapers that are good on me that I also wear are Attends plastic backed diapers. Just as good. So, I keep both around often for both my daytime and nighttime wearing.

I get them on line or sometimes at a local place who will order them for me.

Jared from NY

Northshore has great customer service, and I've tried the Northshore MegaMa twice, found them to be very impressive, but they have some major (for me) drawbacks.

Due to their size, even the correct size for a waist sags a lot when dry. For anyone who prefers a snug crotch fit, this might not be a good choice.

Again, due to size as well as absorbency, the weight of a half full MM will drag the diaper down the legs. Wearing plastic pants or even snug underpants to prevent this squeezes the gel which frequently forces any collect urine past the leg guards and it leaks into any pants being worn.

The adhesive tabs are not resealable after a few seconds, so the diaper had better be closed/sealed right the first time. The adhesive is very aggressive and does not give way even during extended wear (12 hours or more). The plastic landing strip for the tabs is a great idea, but it just doesn't work.

At more than $3.50 (USD) per diaper plus shipping, the cost is just too high by a considerable margin. Considering the drawbacks, if this diaper was priced closer to $.70 - $.80/diaper I think they'd become my go-to regular diaper rather than a disappointing trial.

Any baby diaper...especially pampers but also like bambinos and rearz

Megamax is my latest venture from Northshore. Great fit and the overall look is perfect for me. Mom was a big proponent of cloth diapers in the late 60 and 70s. When flushabyes later to be Pampers came on the scene she had me try them to compare against her cloth products. These Megamax remind me of that total swaddled feeling wearing the early disposables gave me.

Just wanted to do a little shout out to Northshore, Rearz and Babykins as well. Good products and nice people. I live out in the foothills of the Rockies in Alberta and delivery is slow but they do their very best. Rock on with all the great diapers in 2021.

I'm a sucker for the Abu bunny hoops

I just got my new diapers little rearz safari in medium sized hold a a lot of pee