What are your favorite brands of Diapers?

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I used Depends.

I have been using Attends maximum with good results but I do not try to go all day. Also, when I hold suppositories until poop just comes out uncontrolled I get a lot of liquid and it is not well absorbed.

I have read on the forum about XP medical and Abena Apri form XP's.

I will be trying them when they are available again but I would like any suggestions for high quality products available from retail outlets.

Also, I want to try cloth diapers and plastic pants. I have no experience with these products and would appreciate good, sincere advice on high quality products that will not leak when I'm out and about.

Well as far as dissposables go thats easy two brands stand above4 all else as far as leaking aND Capacity wise. molicare original's are very good diapers for the fact they hold a good amount of liquid and have the leg cuffguards in them. plastic backed and thick diaper though and wont be easy to conceal them under clothes . the second and most babyish diaper i have worn yet is abena x-plus diaper. they hold a whole bunch probably twice what a molicare will. cuffguards also, and again these are not for the faint of heart in public people. these are extremly thick extremly absorbent. but quiet for a plastic backed diaper. molicares are louder then these and the attends are probably one the lpudest diaper krinkle i have ever had. as far as cloth diapers go thats a question for luvs-it or elf here at the site they can both help you more then i can

Tena or molicare.. do not have much choices where i live

I am bambinos all the way. I love the prints.

Diapered1, you asked about a non baby looking onesie, well I have your answer. Lol. Adultclothdiapers.com. They have them in a few plain colors and look just like a normal T-shirt, on the top half that is. Lol. I think there 20 or 30 bucks. I have a few of them that uli use as under shirts. I highly recomend them. Just be careful on the snaps, I had a few rip on me, but that was after a while of wearing and washing them. Hope this helps.

Abena X-Plus

For cloth diapers, my 1st choice goes to lovingcomfort.com. I'd shopped various sites for years as an DL fetishist, but when I actually became incontinent for real and required diapers 24/7, I had to find a workable solution in a hurry and this friendly supplier became my top pick by comparison for quality, pricing, and speedy service. I also added inserts for extended wear time between changes.

The diapers are not inexpensive, though are reasonable for their high quality and will last through several years of regular washing with a front loading washer. I avoided using bleach to prolong their useful service. Contours with less bulk are best for day use, while the rectangulars are needed for nighttime wear (contours will leak at the sides when lying).

For plastic pants, my 1st choice is angelfluff.com. Having initially tried seven different varieties for durability, I found the Super Flex pants of clear urethane to be the winner. While the others lasted no longer than a month before hardening and cracking from contact with zinc ointment used to prevent rash (or other oils and cremes), the Super Flex variety was unaffected even after a year of daily use (with a rotation of three and a fourth as occasional spare).

I washed the pants by hand by swishing them in warm water in the bathroom sink and using a bit of Ivory dish detergent and a squirt of lemon-scented Lysol to disinfect and deoderize. They were then rinsed and hung on a plastic clothes hanger to dry.

My wife in 8 days from posting this message and I use Secure X-plus

http://www.securepersonalcare.com/

someone from this site had mentioned them to us after we were having trouble with the Abena X-plus tapes not holding we have used these for several months with out any real problems. This company sells their products by the case, bag or sample pack. Thank you again to whoever that was that recommended these diapers, I am sorry I don't remember who that might have been. Just so many people it is hard sometimes to keep everyone straight.

Mick and Anne

I use Cushies mostly, and double cloth with various types of diaper covers.

Albena's I have found they are the best. I put one on at 5AM traveled to the airport and flew from Pittsburgh PA with one short stop. And then caught a van to Miami. Boarded a cruise ship at about 3;00Pm arrived at my cabin and changed. No leaks it was soaked but could hold it up and not a drop leaked out. They are the best. You pay for the quality. But one stands up to three of the dept store brands. Kind of fun getting patted down at the airport as well. Could not go through the scanners electronic medical devices implanted.

Although I do not really have much to chose from, I usually wear the depends fitted brief.

I use Tranquility ATN or the Overnights pullup

I like the lil brand by tyco/kendal, cheap, well made, slight crinkle, indicator, good tapes, classic fit extra for discreet wearing but hold alot, or supreme maxi nice and thick but not into the cloth cover

I use Tena Pants pull-up diapers, and to enhance the snug fit feeling I use a cut-off hold-in pantyhose (stockings cut off since they rip after a day or two anyway). The panty part works much like a light-weight girdle, and lasts for months. It keeps the diaper snugly in place.

Thick cloth diapers, usually doubled with Comco plastic pants are my favorites.

I agree totally with Diaper Jack and my Comco plastis pants are usually pink,yellow and frosty white.

Pampers Cruisers Size 7 definetly!

I wear mostly ABU cushies and ABU Dry Kids diapers. I always get them with the baby scent that is so intoxicating. They do leak with multiple wettings though so I also wear Bambinos Classicos and Abena XP plastic backing.

I've had to start wearing if I'm going to be away from the bathroom for awhile due to my heart problems and the medications. Once I had to start wearing, discression and convenience became important as before I only wore in private. I've never liked pull-ups but they seemed to be the best option according to my needs. Depends are wretched. I know the pull-ups would just lead to embarassment. I've wanted to try the abena m3 pull-ups and the tranquility overnight pull-ups. I need to mail order those though so I bought some tena super plus off the shelf. They're the only thing other than depends sold on nearby store shelves. They hold more than the depend briefs and are quiet and slim so they've worked out well so far.

I just bought 19 yds of flannetette cloth which I gave to a freind that sews at a cost of $7.00 per diaper. Double thickness plust a soaker pad sewn in. The flannelette cost $85.00 in total but will last me for years.

I wear cloth and gary plastic pants around home and two attends to work

I love abenas but am willing to try dry 24/7

[color=#000000]For this baby girl,I prefer to be diapered into ONLY cloth ones either flannel or birdeye types.But of course babies don't get the choice on what they are diapered into,it is of the caregivers decision,correct.[/color]

I wear Depends with an occasional baby diaper as a stuffer.

I have found that Tena diapers are the best. They are basically leak proof.

I love the feeling and the support. They are great under jeans.

Yes Tena slip maxi is my no1 favourite.

I like there pull ups, there over night diapers are good.

Luv the Dry 24/7... very thirsty, very soft, thick, soft plastic backing, and fit great!

I use three different diapers and which one I'm in depends on a couple factors. The diapers I use are Abena X- Plus, Abena Supers, and tena underwear for women. Which one Im using depends on who is going to see me, how long is it going to be before I can change it, and what I am wearing.

X-Plus: - Really thick and comfy diapers, these are great for at home. You dont have to change often at all and they rarely if ever leak. The downside is that they are super thick and almost impossible to hide with normal clothing.

Abena Super: I wear these when I go out, when im working and when I am going to be around people that dont know I use diapers. They work well but you have to carry an extra one and check it after 2 hours or so. This means that you will most likely have to carry a change with you (not so bad if you are a girl and carry a big enough purse). With a litle effort no one will know your in a diaper.

Tena Underwear: These suck... they are for preventing accidents only. I only use them when I have to go to the doctor or I go to the gym. I always make sure im empty before going out in one and I dont wear it for more then an hour.