Buying diapers in public

I regally buy my diapers from a mobility shop in the town where I work as a volunteer at a charity shop, and also buy my diapers from abroud when on holiday.

You see I am partially incontinent and have been this way since I was diagnosed with a weak bladder in 2010 due to verious causes Tha could not be medically determined and have had to wear diapers at nights to avoid having any embarrassing accidents or incidents of bed wetting as when I am asleep I find it hard to wake up for the sudden urge which usually hits without any pre-warning.

At this present time I am going to be having major surgery on my right foot to sort out a congenital problem that I have suffered from for most if not all of my life the surgery will be taking place this Sunday morning on the 11th December 2010, then after that I have plans to moving out of my pearents house next year some time and into part-time care due to my disabilities and have plans to wear diapers more often if I get the go-ahead to wear them from my doctor/nurse who will be re-assessing me as part of a full check up.

If I am successfull in returning myself to wearing diapers full-time then I will obviously enjoy my time more because I will not have to worry about any accidents or having to dash to the toilet or missing out on important things in life due to my incontinence related problems.

Yours sincerely

Chinababy888.

I do buy my nappies online from Nappies r us but also from Boots and never feel embarrassed. By the number they stock now there must be a lot of nappy wearing people around.

I order mine online from sites like ohwe.de or abdlfactory.com.

In the Netherlands it's not possible to buy adult diapers in stores.

I would buy in public in a second. The problem is no one sells cloth diapers or plastic pants any where that I know of.

Just bought my first public (or any) adult diapers for myself at Walmart this afternoon, after prolonged perusal, never having bought diapers for myself before. It was fun and I certainly didn't have any concern over who was watching me or if they had any reason to wonder why an adult 6' man might need (or enjoy) diapering himself. I'm pretty much well past enjoying the kinks I love regardless of whatever the world might think: who cares, as long as I do (64++).

I'm long past buying diapers for the kids, now all grown up, and yes, I REALLY enjoyed buying them, diapering my little pee and poop machines, and even cleaning them up to a nice shiny bottom again. Poor kid, once my little one, now 20, had such bad diarrhea one day about age 2-3 that I literally washed and changed his little butt and diaper (and the rest of him - we're talking major pooping here) 5 separate times in one afternoon. Thank the Lord he wanted to keep drinking by himself.

I'm not sure if I bought the right sort of diaper for me, as I was trying to find ones that would open and close at the the sides for an adjustable fit. I'm pretty big in the belly, I'm afraid. I think I wound up with XL Depends where I could open and close the sides as needed. Somehow, just the opening/closing at the sides makes me feel more diapered and controlled, which I like. Not sure exactly why I decided to start this endeavor today except as a backup for plugs and enemas, but I may really discover I'm a serious kinky diaper wearer. I have NO interest in pooping or messing in a diaper, but the idea of peeing in one a few times is starting to be very appealing, especially instead of the "threat" of my "Domme" putting a thick rubber bladder catheter up my dick to catch all my enema outflows. Fascinating. Happy diapering.

Eric

Dr. Dick

There are many older adults who need adult diapers. That's why they are stocked in stores and sold. If you were to buy them, chances are the people seeing you buy them are going to think they are for your older parent and not you.

But i can kind of relate to the apprehension. Once upon a time, i found it awkward to buy jockstraps in a sporting goods store. And for buying diapers, it must be worse, since it hints at the buyer having a problem with incontinence as opposed to a jockstrap which hints at athleticism in contrast.

The folks working the register and other customers in the store also have older parents and stuff too, ya know.

So far today on my very first diaper trial, using I believe Depends XL (I'm 6', 240 lbs), it was a lot of fun to put them on, pull the sides tight and just let the pee loose. I sat on the commode to start as I was just being a bit cautious, which was good as I filled both diapers quickly and leaked a bit into the commode until they absorbed the rest.

It was really great fun, and I can easily see incorporating diapers now into D/s, enema humiliating play. I would just like to have a diaper, disposable if possible, that I can really snug up around my legs and be pretty guaranteed to not leak. How on Earth do you experienced diaper guys and girls pee more than once and not leak? I'm dying to know. Looking forward to more golden diaper fun,

Eric

I buy diapers on line from northshore, and usually get the tranquility atn. But have bought the goodnite L/XL for my ex girlfriends who have worn diapers.

I just had a wonderful buying experience.

My wife is out for 3 hours and I wanted to buy some 'real' diapers, not the pull ups and adjustable underwear sold at Walgreen's etc.

I went to a medical supply store. I had been there before but they did not have much of a selection other than large cases of their store brand.

Now they had Tena, Tranquility ATAN and Molicare. I wanted a small package so I was looking at the Tranquility ATN 16 pack.

This very pleasant attractive women, probably in her late 20's or early 30's asked me if I needed help. I told her I was interested in the Tranquility ATN, but was not sure of the size. She said, let me get you a couple of samples. She brought me 2 two-pack samples of the ATN ione in small and the other medium. I told her that these are very embarrassing items to buy, but she said "no, not at all. "

So I walked out with the ATN samples. The small size it too small. I tried to used duct tape but they did not want to stay on.

The mediums fit fine, I am wearing them now. I will see how much wetting they can handle.

I will go back and buy a package of the ATN's and see if I can get samples of the Molicare.

I am living in Sweden, here you can't buy diapers in the store or pharmacy, the public health care system will provide you with your "incontinent aids ( diapers ) " for free, after a doctors examination, the diapers will bee delivered on the door by a transport company, and there is " no limit " for the amount of diapers , you will have as many as you need, and for ABDL, there is only internet, and 2 - 3 specialized companies.

AS stated in a previous text I found a medical supply store that stocks Tranquility ATN and Molicare.

They gave me samples of the ATNs 2 briefs. I went back this morning, grazed the incontinent aisle, and bought a 14 pack of the Molicare.

Just put one on and I can see why they are $2.00 each,

I took them to the counter and had to wait a few minutes for the clerk to ring them up. As that was happening a women on crutches walked up with another sales person.

No one even gave the Molicare package a 2nd glance. No bag was big enough so I just took grabbed the built in carry handle, walked out and put them in the trunk of my car.

I just sent off for a Tena trial kit. If I like them, I'll order them online.

I am lucky enough to live only 90 minutes from Rearz, a diaper supply company in Ontario Canada. Though I could order online from rearz.ca, I wanted to see their storefront. I was so embarrassed and red faced shy when I walked in, but I was lucky enough to be attended to by the owner herself. She was so understanding and openly reassured me that the population of ABDLs was ever growing. I was most interested in buying fitted cloth diapers. I ended up buying 6 diapers, 12 liners (I now use three booster liners at night), and several dozen plastic pants, and three genuine rubber pants.

I was so embarrassed at first, but in the end I was speaking openly about my fetish and my deep rooted desire to be a baby again. For anyone just starting out, Rearz is a great place to shop whether it's for cloth or disposable diapers or for baby and toddler clothing and accessories.

Luckily I live in a fairly well built up area so the choice is huge. I still buy general store nappies but have found a fairly technical supplier so the product is reasonable. I used to be incredibly embarrassed but now it really is quite normal.

I'm not hugely a fan of buying online. Starting from the banners that you get on the pc when you start browsing through to broken packaging when it arrives. Italy isn't exactly the safest county when it comes to postage!

I do most my shopping of that sort in NYC and it is often difficult to find any quality diapers or briefs at chain pharmacies. I've had the best of luck at small family-owned type pharmacies. they tend to stock a greater variety that go beyond your typical depends or cheap store brands. As far as stealthy shopping goes. Put your diaper pack in a shopping basket and hold it close to you I find that it makes it harder for people to snoop. Ask the cashier to double or triple bag or else use your own canvas bag. At big pharmacies the employees are not allowed to ask questions about what you are buying. I hope this helps.

My mother buys them for me when they go grocery shopping ^_^

When we had a good medical supply store. I would go and the ladies were nice and always tried to have the brand I wanted.

I buy mine from Boots. last week I brought some Sainsbury's ( sainsbury's owen make) and they were no good.. Back to Boots owen or Tana.

Mike

They sell them in a supermarket here or we get decent ones from chemist - never really worried about buying them - i think as i walk with a stick people assume i need them

Indianapolis has just the generic style. I buy mine online- Bianco, Rearz, Attends, and Tenas.

I buy my diapers at a large chain pharmacy. I always find it to be embarrassing and humiliating; especially if the cashier is a young teenager. I LOVE IT!

I don't wear diapers but I have many times purchased diapers and Depends for parents, at Costco and a med supply store. No big deal. No embarrassment, as it's a totally legit purchase. Why would the clerks have evil thoughts about someone buying diapers. There are many people out there with weak bladders or parents they far outnumber the few diaper fetishes.

I have been buying from a large chain chemist for a while and don't feel too embarrassed about, no one ever says anything even if they notice. Bought some more today and was stood in a long cue waiting to pay

I think I was about 12 when I bought my first pair of plastic pants... From the chemist. I made out it was for a bet. The chemist didn't bat an eyelid. The first few times I bought nappies I was very nervous, but nobody comments, nobody even really notices. So now I'm much more comfortable and easy over it.

I usually buy in supermarkets along with the usual shopping. I have also been to a manufacturers outlet a couple of times and just recently have placed and received my first online order from ABDLFactory. Had them delivered to a collection point and picked them up myself. The packaging was still in perfect condition and carefully wrapped.

I'm in seventh heaven at the moment.

To the cashier, you are customer number 915 that day. She's thinking about going home, and couldn't give a sweet damn what you are buying. What you're buying is also completely legit. Getting caught stealing diapers would be much, much more embarrassing.

Generally speaking, I think any time that a young-ish person is buying diapers at the store, the assumption is likely that they are purchasing for an elderly relative.

I dont buy them in store always on line but ive got them online.

I don't usually have to buy in public as I get a shipment with an ample number of diapers each month.

I may sometimes unexpectedly run out of diapers in public in which case I buy from Chemist Warehouse. They usually have Depends Fitted Briefs Normal, and one or two of those will usually get be home.

I mainly buy online so there isn't a problem.

If anonymity, online purchase, widest choice of product selection, free samples to try a variety of products, speedy delivery, discount programs—including for automatic monthly delivery with frozen pricing are important factors, I would suggest . . .

www.healthwick.ca — in Canada

www.healthwick.com — in the U.S.