12srepaid said:
Yes, I really hope that feature happens in the near future. Some kids might grumble about it at first, but will soon appreciate having them.
I've noticed a lot of conversation about Goodnights. I used that brand when I didn't know ABDL diapers existed, and that was in the '80s.
I don't know how they evolved, or de-evolved based on manufacturing or marketing; but have you ever considered writing a formal intelligent business-like letter to the company inquiring about their product lines, and what you wish they had, have, or could make or reproduce? Do they have a website for private orders??
I know company marketing and manufacturing decisions are based on demand, cost in manufacturing, and circulation costs, not to mention retailer shelf costs to move their product in a store and the space they have to rent to sell their product in the stores. All that is considered, along with trucking costs, with the product.
If the product costs too much to make, and renting the retail shelf space exceeds demand; they have to make cuts in the very product.
This has happened constantly with many things sold on shelf space in stores other than diaper products, resulting in a lesser than good product compared to the original one that was first marketed.
I noticed once an item gets popular, regardless of what it was, everyone jumps in and charges more for it to be sold, making it eventually cost more to the consumer and the consumer gets a lesser than good product compared to what the product was like in the first place because of human greed, which spreads through the whole marketing process.
Maybe you all should encourage the manufacturer to sell via their own "side-site" (?) if they don't sell to private small orders. But that's goofy and unlikely.
I know huge manufacturers have such a big capacity load to sell that selling by the piece or case isn't possible for them. They must sell in bulk shipments. Selling on the side costs them too much money with processing.
But maybe if they made a side warehouse, it would work? Or talk other diaper makers into mimicking a product you like. Whatever product you liked has a manufacturing paper trail on ingredients, process, and for the place made. Go "X-Files" on them to find out all that and intercept the gig that made your favourite ones. Wouldn't that be interesting?
Then connect them to a company willing to reproduce your favourites. But everything costs money. Things come and go. Otherwise, some of the older or obsolete versions are gone forever.
That's life, "Sanyo"
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