ABDL / high capacity diaper with medical look?

[megaaaan]

So I really like medical diapers because of the “medical look” they have - like, oh I’m wearing this because I need diapers

But to my knowledge and short experience most “medical diapers” don’t have great capacity, is there any good capacity / ABDL diapers that have a “medical look” ? Like a Tena with 2-3x the absorbency

 

[RedPandaDL]

Rearz has multiple white versions that are the same platform as the printed ones. Also Northshore MegaMax. ABU also has white versions.

 

[Emu]

When they're back in stock, the highest capacity diaper I know of at the moment is a plain white diaper. https://www.adisc.org/forum/threads/trest-elite-briefs-from-the-abdl-shop.153429/

 

[jamiejamie]

Northshore MegaMax!

 

[KitsuneFox]

ABU - Simple Ultra
inControl - Inspire +
NorthShore - Megamax
Thrust Vector - BetterDry
Bottom Half Group - Ultra Stretch
ABDL SHOP - Trest Elite
Abena - Abri Form ( Level 4 )

 

[jamiejamie]

ABU - Simple Ultra
inControl - Inspire +
NorthShore - Megamax
Thrust Vector - BetterDry
Bottom Half Group - Ultra Stretch
ABDL SHOP - Trest Elite
Abena - Abri Form ( Level 4 )

BetterDry and Simple are also great too!!!

 

[DLYUL]

Printed products are fun but I also like plain white when I’m not in my 100% private space.

I just tried a pack of InControl Essentials.
I am impressed.
Large leak guards are great for accommodating boosters.
Plastic backing with medium crinkle
First time I try a diaper with Velcro and am pleased how I can infinitely adjust the fit as it fills.
Wicking seems better then other products and allows me to use them to their fullest.
Dry bulkiness is resealable when looking for discretion.

Its like they were designed to my personal specification.

 

[Millbay]

Hi these from Dotty Diaper are great!

So I really like medical diapers because of the “medical look” they have - like, oh I’m wearing this because I need diapers

But to my knowledge and short experience most “medical diapers” don’t have great capacity, is there any good capacity / ABDL diapers that have a “medical look” ? Like a Tena with 2-3x the absorbency

Plain and Simple White V2 6000ml

www.thedottydiapercompany.co.uk

 

[megaaaan]

ABU - Simple Ultra
inControl - Inspire +
NorthShore - Megamax
Thrust Vector - BetterDry
Bottom Half Group - Ultra Stretch
ABDL SHOP - Trest Elite
Abena - Abri Form ( Level 4 )

i love the simple ultra's but as i about 16/7 most days (recently it's been closer to 24/7) they're a bit out of my price range as they add up quick, especially with frequent wear

the m4's are great but seems like quality is declining for the uk version (drylife slip xplus) and may be being discontinued

incontrol's sound good but looks like they are out of stock at most uk vendors

 

[megaaaan]

Hi these from Dotty Diaper are great!

Plain and Simple White V2 6000ml

www.thedottydiapercompany.co.uk

they do sound great but super pricey, especially as i wear close to 24/7, it'll add up quick

 

[megaaaan]

Printed products are fun but I also like plain white when I’m not in my 100% private space.

I just tried a pack of InControl Essentials.
I am impressed.
Large leak guards are great for accommodating boosters.
Plastic backing with medium crinkle
First time I try a diaper with Velcro and am pleased how I can infinitely adjust the fit as it fills.
Wicking seems better then other products and allows me to use them to their fullest.
Dry bulkiness is resealable when looking for discretion.

Its like they were designed to my personal specification.

these sound amazing! but most uk vendors seem to be out of stock on all incontrol diapers

how do the essentials hold up, how long do they last on average?

 

[megaaaan]

i just had saw these, they sound pretty good. not the world's biggest absorbency but could probably last a while with a booster, cheap too.

has anyone here tried them? Lille Healthcare Suprem Fit Maxi

 

[Furrytum]

i just had saw these, they sound pretty good. not the world's biggest absorbency but could probably last a while with a booster, cheap too.

has anyone here tried them? Lille Healthcare Suprem Fit Maxi

Yeah, Lille are good ( I used them often in the past without issues) as are Formacare.

 

[hunter73dl]

I’m going to go with the MegaMax as well. Add a properly sized NorthShore booster to a MegaMax and you have a ridiculous amount of capacity in an extremely comfortable diaper. The tabs and everything else on/in the diaper are built for heavy capacity.

 

[megaaaan]

I’m going to go with the MegaMax as well. Add a properly sized NorthShore booster to a MegaMax and you have a ridiculous amount of capacity in an extremely comfortable diaper. The tabs and everything else on/in the diaper are built for heavy capacity.

they sound good, but it just seems like way too much diaper. especially if i wanted to fully use it and make the most of it

paired with me wearing close to 24/7, it probably isn't good to be sat in a soiled diaper for extended periods of time while i wait until the diaper is used and requires a change

 

[Emu]

Should be able to get betterdry in the UK for around a quid each

BetterDry

The BetterDry slip is suitable for heavy to very heavy forms of incontinence.

www.nappiesrus.co.uk

 

[DLYUL]

these sound amazing! but most uk vendors seem to be out of stock on all incontrol diapers

how do the essentials hold up, how long do they last on average?

“how long do they last” is a tricky question.
I am presently in the woods with my camper on a DL 3 day vacation.
I have a 12 pack with me and I’m sure I will have leftovers when I head home.
That being said, I am using boosters and using them to the max.

I doubt this would be the case with many other plastic backed products that I have used.
PS
I have been biking and hiking and drinking lots of beer. Quite the challenge for this diaper

 

[WeakEndPartyPerson]

Can't believe no one's mentioned Forsites, if you can get hold of them they are really good and not too thick.
-
BW

 

[megaaaan]

Can't believe no one's mentioned Forsites, if you can get hold of them they are really good and not too thick.
-
BW

i've never been able to find these in the uk, they do sound good though!