Do you know what diaper this is?

[CasperCross]

My sister found this diaper in a used clothing store.

The diaper came in a white bag with no logos or text. (except hand written L.G. DIAPERS W/TABS $2.00 in black permanent marker.)

The bag had 22 breifs, leg gathers, interior leak guards, waist band in front and back and four tabs which are white with a blue criss-cross pattern.

They have a high rise which goes past my belly button.

Honestly, they are the absolute loudest crinkly sounding diaper I have ever used.

Despite how loud they are, I'm in need of inexpensive adult breif at this time and these fit me well and absorb a decent amount when I sleep.

If anyone could help identify this breif it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[checkingoutall]

The remind me of the old style Sam's club brand diaper. I think First Quality makes them for Sam's Club

 

[Kashmir]

Or Walgreens brand mbe

 

[BrattyPrincessSophie]

Those are definitely made by First Quality/Prevail, but the exact product line is anyone's guess just by looking at them, they look rather comfy despite me not being exactly the biggest fan of cloth-backed.

 

[Sleepybrandon]

That perfectly matches the Cvs brand of adult nightime diapers

 

[Sleepybrandon]

CONFIRMED

CVS Health Day & Night Fitted Briefs Maximum Absorbency

CVS Health fitted briefs offer comfortable protection for day & night. This maximum absorbency fitted brief has an advanced core design and fast absorbing strip to lock away moisture and help control odors. The soft, breathable material stays cool and comfortable next to your skin. Reattaching...

www.cvs.com

I recognized them because those are some of the first I was trying. They say it is out of stock online but hope you can find them in store

 

[MikeDJ]

CONFIRMED

CVS Health Day & Night Fitted Briefs Maximum Absorbency

CVS Health fitted briefs offer comfortable protection for day & night. This maximum absorbency fitted brief has an advanced core design and fast absorbing strip to lock away moisture and help control odors. The soft, breathable material stays cool and comfortable next to your skin. Reattaching...

www.cvs.com

I recognized them because those are some of the first I was trying. They say it is out of stock online but hope you can find them in store
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Wondering if they are plastic backed...thy look like they may be but most pharmacy ones are now cloth.

 

[Sleepybrandon]

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Wondering if they are plastic backed...thy look like they may be but most pharmacy ones are now cloth.

Cant remember, it's been a while since I used them. If they are super crinkly most then likely plastic

 

[jellyjigger]

I'm pretty sure those are plastic backed. If they were CVS, I'd imagine they'd be in a retail package with a logo as I'm not aware of CVS or Walgreens shipping bulk non-retail packs. Back in 2008-2009 era was around the time Sam's Club changed their "Comfort Shape" brand over to cloth-like. Prior to that change, the plastic-backed ones came in plain white packages just like the pictures here show, along with that signature Prevail pattern on the tapes. Back then, Prevail had a heavy-gauge plastic backed product called Prevail Overnight (which were pretty awesome) with the waistband. This was a spitting image to the Sam's Club "Comfort Shape", except "Comfort Shape" had slightly less fluff/padding to make them cheaper for Sam's Club. They used to come 4 to a cardboard box I believe, and it was the box that had the Sam's Club logo. CVS went cloth-backed a few years before Sam's Club did if I remember correctly. So my guess is that these are the Sam's Club ones.

 

[pampers4U]

Sorry to break it to you but those are box store diapers that appeared on the shelves around 2008, they are cloth backed and basically a one wet and done type of diaper.

 

[CasperCross]

Thank you all for your quick replies. They do have the exact tapes as the CVS brand it just confuses me because they are a medium thickness plastic backing. Must be a very old stock. Would anyone have a good suggestion for value diapers which are plastic backed. I can't afford to buy the more expensive brands currently and unfortunately my incontinence is getting worse.