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This is a FANTASTIC idea! I will bring this idea up with my team! -Casey, ABU

Https://Tomkatcamp.ca is a thing, and it is amazing.

Casey.

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Howdy! I want to step in and clarify a couple points on this. I spoke to the same person you spoke to and he feels as if what he said was vastly misrepresented. This is very far from the truth. Medical is indeed a minority of our business - we estimate at 20%. We absolutely value the medical...

They are indeed higher absorbency than our other single tape items - so they make an excellent overnight diaper!

Late June is our timeline on Preschool M/L for Canada!

Howdy - The demand on ABU products in Australia has been very high, and there is a huge time window from the time of manufacturing to the time that it arrives in Melbourne. You will be happy to know we have a moderate shipment coming in within the next week or so - it it in the port right now...

We are working on getting these shipped to all of the zones outside of North America, we just don't have an exact timeline. We hope by the end of this year we will have them in stock everywhere else.

We didn't make any changes to the PowerUps at all between batches. The absorbency has been tested to be the same on all batches. It's possible there was a section of a run that may have been short on SAP. I'd really like samples of the ones you have so that we can compare them to what we have in...

Just wanted to post a little update here: The new batch that has been manufactured and will be available for reservation as soon as we have concrete arrival times, which we will know soon. Unfortunately, the landing panel has the same placement, but, there are a few improvements that I want...

So, generally they are the ADL, or "Acquisition distribution layer". Some diapers have them, some diapers don't. They are also made in white, which is what we use in our diapers. They serve to help lock and guide moisture into the core of the diaper and preventing it from squishing back out.

We want the containers as full as possible, but oddly, sometimes, it is cheaper to ship a container that isn't full than to ship a few pallets in certain zones.

This is a really sloppy pack job, but usually the boxes are compressed tight in the container.

40HC are really 1' taller than a standard 40GP container. http://containertech.com/container-sales/40ft-high-cube-container-standard-iso/ It's fun watching you continue to do the math though ;-)