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Sephiroas · 23-09-2008

Since you mentioned not finding Abri-Forms:

Amazon.com: Abri-Form® X-Plus Brief - Medium - Fits 28" to 44" - Absorbs 3600ml - Bag: Health & Personal Care 14 for $18,

Amazon.com: Abri-Form® Extra Brief - Medium - Fits 28" to 44" - Absorbs 3000ml - Bag: Health & Personal Care 22 for $20.

EpicPie · 24-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Darkfinn

and parents won't ask any questions when you get a 30 pound box from FedEx or UPS.

My parents asked only the first time what was inside a 30 pound box that was for me which was a whole bunch of skateboarding decks I ordered. So if I ever receive anything really heavy from UPS or Fedex my parents just guess its skateboarding stuff, lol.

mzkkbprmt · 24-09-2008

Then you are lucky. MY parents would ask questions if I ordered anything irrespective of weight. They always order stuff for me then expect me to pay them back, so if I ordered anything they would assume something was up, even if it wasn't. Even if I got them used to me ordering things, they would probably want to check everything I ordered. Still, one year to Uni!

Darkfinn · 24-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by FalloutFox

Thanks for all the info, Do you know how many wettings the 24/7's take? I kinda want to start wearing all day on certain days.

The 24/7s will take a lot of wettings. They are currently what I use most. Typically just two will last me through the whole day. I put one on before going to work at 8AM... then I change into a clean one when I get home at 6PM... which lasts me until the next morning. They're good.

FalloutFox · 24-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Darkfinn

The 24/7s will take a lot of wettings. They are currently what I use most. Typically just two will last me through the whole day. I put one on before going to work at 8AM... then I change into a clean one when I get home at 6PM... which lasts me until the next morning. They're good.

Awesome. and thanks. Hmmm... I shall try these soon. Have any expierence with the Abri-Form Original X-plus? I have one friend who swears by them..

Ace · 25-09-2008

The original abriform X-pluses are definately among the best out there, you won't go wrong with them.

FalloutFox · 25-09-2008

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Originally Posted by madmike

The original abriform X-pluses are definately among the best out there, you won't go wrong with them.

hehe, thats two votes for that one. thanks ^.^

Incomplete Dude · 25-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by madmike

The original abriform X-pluses are definately among the best out there, you won't go wrong with them.

I have these, and yes they are wonderful, except their tapes suck suck suck! Buy a roll of nice patterned diaper tape off eBay, it's a must if you get x-plus!

Ace · 25-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Incomplete Dude

I have these, and yes they are wonderful, except their tapes suck suck suck! Buy a roll of nice patterned diaper tape off eBay, it's a must if you get x-plus!

Personally I just use Duct Tape if the tapes are coming loose.

Darkfinn · 25-09-2008

My only gripe about the Abri X-plus is the tapes... they are simply not strong enough to handle extended or overnight use. The tapes will typically break before the diaper is full. Drys don't have this problem... absorb about the same amount... and are cheaper to purchase.

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23-09-2008	#11 (permalink)
Sephiroas Lurker Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: San Jose, California Age: 15 Posts: 37 Threads: 3 Reputation: 0	Since you mentioned not finding Abri-Forms: Amazon.com: Abri-Form® X-Plus Brief - Medium - Fits 28" to 44" - Absorbs 3600ml - Bag: Health & Personal Care 14 for $18, Amazon.com: Abri-Form® Extra Brief - Medium - Fits 28" to 44" - Absorbs 3000ml - Bag: Health & Personal Care 22 for $20.

24-09-2008	#13 (permalink)
mzkkbprmt Consonants FTW Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Birmingham, United Kingdom Age: 18 Posts: 1,134 Threads: 34 Gallery Uploads: 28 Blog Entries: 18	Then you are lucky. MY parents would ask questions if I ordered anything irrespective of weight. They always order stuff for me then expect me to pay them back, so if I ordered anything they would assume something was up, even if it wasn't. Even if I got them used to me ordering things, they would probably want to check everything I ordered. Still, one year to Uni!

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Ace Let It Snow Historical Donor Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Adirondack Mountains, Northern New York Age: 25 Posts: 384 Threads: 13 Wiki Edits: 3 Blog Entries: 3	The original abriform X-pluses are definately among the best out there, you won't go wrong with them.

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Darkfinn Lurker Historical Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Charlotte, NC Age: 24 Posts: 2,720 Threads: 68 Gallery Uploads: 16 Wiki Edits: 4 Blog Entries: 17	My only gripe about the Abri X-plus is the tapes... they are simply not strong enough to handle extended or overnight use. The tapes will typically break before the diaper is full. Drys don't have this problem... absorb about the same amount... and are cheaper to purchase.