AB/DL products at major retailers

[JohnnyDL56]

Wouldn't it be great if major retailers like Walmart and Target sold AB/DL products? I was thinking how nice it would be to go to Walmart and be able to buy a good brand of adult diapers. I know shipping times are pretty fast, but it would just be nice to quickly go to the store if you need it the day of. What are your thoughts?

 

[Todlrboi]

That would be awesome but I feel the amount of demand needed in stores like that are not there..IMO.

 

[blaincorrous]

The thing that’s totally reasonable to expect is having better diapers in stores. We’ve done great things for the incontinence market, and it’s a shame the benefits are limited to shipping products. But no, I don’t expect ABDL prints to show up in Target or Walmart.

I could see ABU Ultra, Bambino Stretch, and Northshore’s entire lineup, but at the end of the day, you still have the stigma of “what, your incontinence is so bad you need those over the top diapers, I feel sorry for you”. It’s almost like store diapers need to be so thin and ineffective, you're telegraphing to everyone that whatever you're going through is temporary and, as the ABDL porn clichés go, “Oh, there’s just in case, sometimes I leak, there not mine I’m holding them for when my nephew comes over”…

 

[LupintheWolf]

I mean that would be good and bad in a way good because it is easy access but bad because one of the brightsides to ordering online is that the only people who know what you got are the seller, you and whomever you wish to inform about your purchase. Where as buying them at a brick and mortar every other patron at the store also sees what you are getting it's kind of like the ring of gyges if nobody can see you doing abdl stuff people can't shame you for it or judge

 

[ShippoFox]

it would be nice. sadly, people don't like cute stuff as much as us, so not enough demand/profit in it. though I do not buy from physical locations anyway.

 

[dogboy]

If there were AB/DL sections in the big stores, wouldn't it be interesting to see who besides ourselves, is shopping there and buying AB/DL products. It could be a good way to meet like minded people.

 

[JohnnyDL56]

I could really see having a wider selection of quality diapers. I mean the baby diapers have a whole aisle.

 

[BabyHailey1977]

That would be awesome but I feel the amount of demand needed in stores like that are not there..IMO.

I work at an Amazon warehouse and you’d be shocked at the vast amount of ABDL diapers we have. Talking entire trailers of Rearz….

 

[ZetaSonic]

Actually, Wal-Mart sold Tykables.

 

[Ghg789987]

I work at an Amazon warehouse and you’d be shocked at the vast amount of ABDL diapers we have. Talking entire trailers of Rearz….

I'd imagine! I mean, I always feel like there's so few of us. But there has to be quite a few when our abdl products sell on Amazon! Just wish I could actually meet one of yall in real life.

 

[JohnnyDL56]

It's kinda funny, everytime I've been to my local Walmart I pass by the incontinence section and it has been more recently been having empty shelves and is usually a mess

Have you ever tried Walmart's branded diapers?

 

[Ghg789987]

Yep, tabbed diapers and pullups if i recall years ago

I've only ever gotten diapers online myself. I dont think that grocery stores would have as good of diapers. But I'm open minded, maybe I'll try em out!

 

[JohnnyDL56]

Yep, tabbed diapers and pullups if i recall years ago

I have always try theirs but never get around to it. They seem to be a good!

 

[JohnnyDL56]

I'm pretty sure they have improved them abit, especially with all that competition out there

I'm curious if they're plastic backed

Now I have to try them out!

 

[Rakvirsza]

I mean, more cute diapers in more places is always something I'd support. They're good quality diapers that'd be good to have for IC people and would be a way to help ABDLs learn about the community and ABDL diapers. I suspect the market is pretty niche, and aside from maybe if it was just the plain white diapers of an ABDL company rebranded as medical diapers, the market would be pretty niche.

I wouldn't personally be likely to buy them from a store either. Buying bedwetting pants, training pants, baby diapers, etc, like I've gotten the few times I've actually bought diapers at a store, I feel like I've got plausible deniability as no one's going to assume I'm buying those for myself. Diapers made specifically for adults who enjoy wearing diapers is a little harder to explain away as not being for me though, and as much as I would love to just go "Yeah, I like diapers, so what?" I am not actually brave enough for that. So, even if a store started stocking them, I'd stick with ordering them online where I get them in plain boxes.