Redsockfan
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I need some help on what diaper I should get. I live in the U.S.A.
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I can't think of what diapers to buy.
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Redsockfan
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from a store
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I think your main consideration is whether you can buy online or have to buy from a store.
If online: Abena X-pluses are great, bambino if you want the babyish prints
If in a Store: Depend Fitted Maximum Protection is going to be the best that you will likely find, and they are inferior to what you can get from the web.
If online: Abena X-pluses are great, bambino if you want the babyish prints
If in a Store: Depend Fitted Maximum Protection is going to be the best that you will likely find, and they are inferior to what you can get from the web.
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As far as stores go, if you're not weirded out by the idea of going to a medical supply store (perhaps with "instructions from your mother," as I did when I was younger lol), go there and see what they have. Some of them carry the "exotic" brands like Tena, Attends, or even Molicare once in a great while. Those brands are always going to better than your typical drug store varieties.
If you just want some damn diapers and don't care, Depends overnights are bad, but if you don't know any better, they are padding for your butt. That will get you through.
I wouldn't go with the drug store brands (Walgreens, CVS, etc.) because I've had nothing but problems and disappointments over the years (and very sparse usage) with them.
Depends are a good starter diaper. Don't expect anything terribly babyish, comfortable, absorbent, or soft, though. It'll just be something you can wet a bit in, wear around the house, and be diapered in. Not the first choice of anyone with a choice.
Once you get a credit or debit card, get yourself something nice. Abenas or Bambinos will be like night and day compared with what you can find around your house. Happy hunting.
If you just want some damn diapers and don't care, Depends overnights are bad, but if you don't know any better, they are padding for your butt. That will get you through.
I wouldn't go with the drug store brands (Walgreens, CVS, etc.) because I've had nothing but problems and disappointments over the years (and very sparse usage) with them.
Depends are a good starter diaper. Don't expect anything terribly babyish, comfortable, absorbent, or soft, though. It'll just be something you can wet a bit in, wear around the house, and be diapered in. Not the first choice of anyone with a choice.
Once you get a credit or debit card, get yourself something nice. Abenas or Bambinos will be like night and day compared with what you can find around your house. Happy hunting.
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Actually, despite what people have said, I found Walgreens to simply be the best. I can buy 40 of them for less than 20 dollars. The tapes can be done and undone and they'll never lose stickiness. They're cloth-backed (its a shame to me, but certainly helps for discreetness), and even though they can only handle a small amount of wetness, they're so cheap you can just change more often.
The only nice thing about Depend is that they're probably the loudest diaper on the market (I don't know about the new ones though).
Since its your first diaper, simply go buy the cheap ones. Don't worry about spending a dollar a diaper. You'll be spoiled too fast.
The only nice thing about Depend is that they're probably the loudest diaper on the market (I don't know about the new ones though).
Since its your first diaper, simply go buy the cheap ones. Don't worry about spending a dollar a diaper. You'll be spoiled too fast.
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Don't think ! Just try ! You will find what you love !
I would just like to say that the CVS Adjustable Underwear and Fitted Briefs aren't half-bad.
Then again, they're the only things I've worn except Depends, and that's not much to compare to.
This may have been suggested already, but check out the Wiki Diaper Reviews.
Then again, they're the only things I've worn except Depends, and that's not much to compare to.
This may have been suggested already, but check out the Wiki Diaper Reviews.
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I'm finding it difficult to casually locate Depends Fitted Maximum Protection since their release of male/female specialty briefs. They're not good enough to order them online, only good as an impulse buy and now I'm denied. If anyone is really looking for a noisy diaper, these go above and beyond the call: Premium Taped Briefs : Secure Personal Care . Unfortunately, they're not good as diapers (not even as good as Depends in my book), so it's just for the crinkle if you're into that. If you want a good diaper to order, Secure's two higher end products are much better. There's lots out there to try if you have a mind to.
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