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Great, thanks!

I’m planning a trip to Greece in a few months, COVID willing and wondering about having diapers delivered to our hotel. I’ve done this for past trips in the U.S. and saves a lot on luggage. I normally get my supplies from Northshore. Is there a comparable brand I can order from in Europe? Thanks!

I always travel with a suitcase devoted to my diapers, domestic and international. Sometimes I see that TSA or Customs has inspected the bag. Who really cares? But, I do recommend a change just before security if you’re wet. A wet diaper does set off the full body scanner. And, be honest if...

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My wife generally pats my bottom and it I’m real wet suggests a change.

Baby-pants.com has a good selection of cloth training pants in different thicknesses and patterns plus rubber pants to go with them. I can wet them 3 to 4 times (but I am not a heavy wetter) before needing to change. Sounds like we are about the same size. I wear their medium size.

I’m am very happy with the Northshore products which have a range of absorbency levels.

I will repeat, you need to see your doctor. Believe me, they have many patients struggling with IC issues. I have moved several times and each time it requires new doctors. Never have I had any doctor or other healthcare professional say anything inappropriate or question why I was diapered.

I understand your confusion. I was having the same problem with the Megamax. I typically wear a medium for my 33” waist. I tried the small and they fit great! But, if I will start getting saggy later in the day as the diaper gets weighed down with pee. A onesie definitely helps with that.

There has already been a lot of great advice! I wore to work for over 20 years. To my knowledge no one ever “found out”. I changed everyday during my lunch, whether I needed it or not to avoid the need to change at a bad time.

I’m urinary I/C and have wearing 24/7 for many years. As I have gotten older I am becoming more AB. In fact, today is a “baby” day. No adult food or activities. Just bottles of juice and formula.

Many rest areas have at least a handicapped stall for you to use to make changes easier, especially if you need assistance.

There is already a lot of good information here, but a couple things that worked for me as I transitioned to briefs 24/7. There a good products that are less bulky such as Northshore Supreme Lite. They come in medical white and colored prints with the traditional plastic outer layer. I usually...

North Shore Supremes are lower waisted than most.

You might also like baby-pants.com. I’ve generally ordered my cloth diapers from them or babykins