Pull On Briefs Help

Hi Guys and Gals,

I need some help, and I'm sure I can count on your thoughts on Pull on briefs. I don't use them much, and I've only tried two brands, Tena and CVS pharmacy. My question is, are there any pull on's out there that are any different then what I've used and seen? More to the point, better ones! I don't like how little protection there seems to be high and up front in them. Are there any made with some absorbance in front? They all seem to look to be the same as Tena & the CVS I've tried, are they? Let me know what you think, and what you've tried, or if you know of a different brand that's better.

Thanks much, Luvs It.

What I can't understand is why the diaper manufacturers don't make a pull up that is almost exactly like the brief. Personally I use Tena Supers and I add fiber tape to the tapes and then use a pair of booster bads as well. I tape them up ahead of time and pull them on like pull-ups. I even have some in my bag ready to change into.

I have tried the walmart brand assurance and depends they are just like the ones u have tried and they are not that good

Thanks for the input. I mostly like to use them as a barrier when I wear my cloth diapers from #3's. Saying #3 sounds a bit silly, but I don't like to be to blunt, you know what I mean. Yeah anyway, I don't like to get my cloth diapers messy, so I use the pull on's, pulled up first then the diaper. I don't know how anyone can use these things for accidents! Maybe the only thing they might help you with, is if you are the type of person who dribbles when you laugh or sneeze. And you're probably laughing at how much your protection sucks. Not ha ha, funny, but ha ha I just spent $12 for these pull up's and they are worse then wearing plain underwear.

As I said, I haven't tried out many brands, but I don't have much hope there would be any better. I could be wrong, I hope I am. Again, if anybody knows of a better pull up, let us know.

Luvs It.