CottonBird

Do a Google search for apotheek + name of the city, if they have a website or anything it'll show up. The ones I went to all had websites. They will probably don't have a specific online ordering page so you'll have to use their contact page to order something. It's usually some automated form. Oh and if you're going, make sure you bring one of the large shopping bags as you probably don't want to walk 2km with a semi transparent bag you got at the pharmacy =p

I've heard things about Tena switching to cotton-feel the last couple months so I think it may be true. I haven't bought any packs for a couple months now so I don't know what they're like yet. And yeah, calling about ordering diapers is nerve wrecking so if at all possible, send an email. You can just tell them they're for non medical reasons and that you want to pay in cash. They are trained to be discreet so they probably won't question you any about it. And after all, it's all money for them so they won't care. I'll send you a PM with a generic email message I use.

Maree only seems to carry Abriform Airplus line, which seems to be the ones with cotton-feel instead of plastic. Though I think that they're just as good as the regular Abriform line.
As for the Tena slips, my waist is ~85cm and medium is still a bit big on me so you may want to try small.

As for the pharmacies, you can usually email/call ahead and tell them you want to order a pack of diapers. This is because they don't usually hold large stocks and it would suck to walk in there, ask for diapers only to find out they don't have any in stock. They will then usually send you an email/tell you when they expect them to be delivered and when you can go pick them up.

maree.nl and then click 'wegwerpluiers en inleggers' in the menu on the left. They have Abena, Tena and Absorin. As for hiding diapers under the roof, better make sure it doesn't leak or your stash willl be ruined =p Would that space be enough for a significant amount of diapers? It'll be sort of hard to find a place where you can order single packs online.

As for the hiding spots, keep in mind the size and the amount of diapers you have to hide, most websites require you to order atleast three packs so, depending on the brand, that's around seventy diapers. Personally I'd get very paranoid if I had them hidden all over the place as I guess they're more likely to be discovered. I'm not sure how much privacy you have but I know my mom sometimes changes my bedsheets so be careful when hiding them in a matress.

And you're welcome ;p

I'd assume they'd send them in a cardboard box yes, most likely a real Tena box turned inside out so noone can see what's in there.
And yeah, the best stuff is only available online. I personally haven't tried Abena yet, maree.nl carries part of the Abena line but I have no idea what their shipping is like.
I haven't tried much beyond the array of Tena slips, pants and a type Attends (slip active). I'd love to try more but I don't have many oppurtunities to order online. I prefer the Tena slips for during the night and the Attends for during the day. I guess you'll just have to try for yourself and find out what you like yourself.

Hmmm... as for the excuse I really don't know. I don't know much about your personal life but maybe you could tell them it's something for one of your hobbies or something?
As for the dimensions, a pack of tena slip maxi medium is about 40 x 18 x 23 in cm. Not sure where you plan on ordering but a lot of the sites only sell them per three packs at once so that'll be a fairly big box.
If you don't think it's going to work out you could always consider going to a pharmacy, a LOT scarier than ordering online but you do get a lot of control in regards to planning when you get them and how many packs incase storing them might be a problem. That's actually quite an important point there, do you have a hiding spot for them yet?

Well, I think the tena slip maxi would be a good start yes, I personally like them very much. There is one level above maxi, the ultima but I haven't tried those yet. You should just try to plan it in such a way that you know it'll be very likely that you'll be the one recieving the package. You can email the companies and ask about their stock and shipment times. Just make sure you have some excuse ready for incase your parents get to them first.

Hey,
Did you end up ordering anything yet or are you still orientating on what's out there?

'ellows, I've sent you a PM =p

thanks for the add! =)

And nice music!!!

Awesome avatar dude.

Thanks, maybe I will. I think those songs are made for steel strings though, they are kinda hard to play on nylon strings :biggrin:

Right now I'm trying to learn a quite difficult folklore tune from Peru, called Qori Kinto. It's not that fast, but it doesn't need to be fast to be hard

That's not too bad! Well done on the tapping part, it's very difficult. I tried learning Antione Dufour's 'Naissance' a while ago myself. I made it sound like a plane crash ={

I haven't uploaded any covers on YouTube as of yet. I'm too much of a coward to do that
Well done on your part though!

Ah, Antione Dufour and Andy McKee! I listened to them alot for a while! But I have to say, Ebon Coast beats the hell out of Drifting in my opinion :biggrin:

My guitar is an Enrique Keller one, nothing to brag about there. When it comes to music, I play latin american music. Not the ones with pan flutes, the ones with fast guitar picking. Tangos and good ol' stuff like that.

And you? What do you play?

No, I don't have that one, it was just a nice picture to have on my page
I prefer nylon strings.

Nope, that's a Cort

Howdy!