Absorbent underwear

[Joules]

Not due to ic reasons but due to side effects of my meds I do need to use absorbent underwear a lot of days. All I need is like 20 ml really. I had been using reusable cloth pads but I found underwear to be more comfortable. Thinx are so expensive. I was using off-brand thinx but they keep falling apart in the wash and it's not a good investment.

I am considering sewing my own tbh but I would have to hand-sew since I don't have a machine

 

[dpcare]

Diapers would offer better protection than pull-ups

 

[Moicano]

I have no idea how to sew, but there are some "off brand" boxer briefs on Amazon that have held up pretty well for me.

Protechdry and I can't seem to get a link from the Amazon app

 

[Joules]

Diapers would offer better protection than pull-ups

I don't need a whole diaper for a few tbsp of fluid. Literally regular underwear with a few extra layers of fabrics sewn in the right spot does the trick

 

[SparkyDog]

I don't need a whole diaper for a few tbsp of fluid. Literally regular underwear with a few extra layers of fabrics sewn in the right spot does the trick

check out rearz they make just the product you want in white or fun patterns

 

[NotTheAverageMan]

I don't need a whole diaper for a few tbsp of fluid. Literally regular underwear with a few extra layers of fabrics sewn in the right spot does the trick

I think adult cloth diaper has padded underwear intended for light incontinence. Only useful for dribbles, not a full wetting accident.