ScruffyDL
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I ran out of my premium adult diapers and decided to go back to the CVS brand for a month. What a mistake.
First of all, I was kinda rushed when I was at CVS and grabbed the Large size. If you are familiar with the CVS brand, Large is very large starting at 44in waist. I am medium in diapers and not a large. They are really big on me but usable. I don't always feel comfortable buying at CVS.
Second, they just don't work. Maybe if I was incontinent and my flow was very slow they may be adequate. I suspect that they would not last two hours for anyone with moderate flow.
I thought that the CVS brand would be cheaper in the long run for my usage but they cannot handle more than one wetting really. I was using Seni Super Plus which can go three wettings without much concern. So the fact that CVS is 1/3 the cost makes then the same cost as Seni Super Plus as you would have to change much more frequent.
First of all, I was kinda rushed when I was at CVS and grabbed the Large size. If you are familiar with the CVS brand, Large is very large starting at 44in waist. I am medium in diapers and not a large. They are really big on me but usable. I don't always feel comfortable buying at CVS.
Second, they just don't work. Maybe if I was incontinent and my flow was very slow they may be adequate. I suspect that they would not last two hours for anyone with moderate flow.
I thought that the CVS brand would be cheaper in the long run for my usage but they cannot handle more than one wetting really. I was using Seni Super Plus which can go three wettings without much concern. So the fact that CVS is 1/3 the cost makes then the same cost as Seni Super Plus as you would have to change much more frequent.