Question about ordering diapers off amazon

[demonic2786]

I've been considering buying some depends off amazon. I was wondering if they would come in a depends box or an unmarked box. I need the packaging to be discreet because of my current living arrangements.

 

[Evo19]

Someone else with experience might have a better idea, but anytime I order from Amazon it's always been in one of their boxes which are plain brown boxes. I'd imagine it be the same when ordering through them, (not like when ordering from a 3rd party on their website)

 

[Fascinating]

My GoodNites subscription came in a box that said size and count but no brand or other info.

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[BabyDenise]

If on the Amazon site it says 'full-filled by Amazon' or something similar, than you can expect that the box will be an Amazon box and discrete. If Amazon only acts as a go-between, then you need to contact the seller to ask them.

 

[irnub]

I've been considering buying some depends off amazon.

But you could do so much better than depends if you're buying from amazon

 

[Cloud]

If you are going to go through all of the trouble of ordering some adult diapers, get some better ones that depends. Amazon carries or fulfills mostly all of the great diapers.

I've heard that sometimes diapers will come from 'diapers.com' and the box will be labeled as such. I've ordered different brands of diapers a few different times and it has always come in the smiley amazon box.

Good Luck.

 

[DprLuv85]

If you are going to go through all of the trouble of ordering some adult diapers, get some better ones that depends. Amazon carries or fulfills mostly all of the great diapers.

I second this. Of course the OP could be getting Depends for economical reasons. With that being said, if you're willing to spend a little bit more than you were planning to on the Depends, get a premium diaper from Amazon. They have some of the premium adult incontinence brands and they also sell Bambino Diapers! Now some of these are only sold by Amazon but shipped from somewhere else, but any company that ships any type of adult diapers knows discreetness is key. Buying from Amazon renders a discreet credit card bill, if that's what you're worried about.

 

[bambinod]

If you are going to go through all of the trouble of ordering some adult diapers, get some better ones that depends.

yepyep, make it worth it.

 

[MetalMann]

That would be like going into a steakhouse to eat a salad.

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[bambinod]

That would be like going into a steakhouse to eat a salad.

Or like going on a road trip to a good steakhouse, to eat a salad

 

[demonic2786]

How thick are abena abri-forms M4s? I don't live alone, I live with a roomate so I can't order some that are too thick or obvious.

 

[bambinod]

How thick are abena abri-forms M4s? I don't live alone, I live with a roomate so I can't order some that are too thick or obvious.

They are pretty thick, and have a habit of puffing up (while dry) after awhile. Not too discrete. But who cares? Just wear some baggy pants and a really long tshirt and enjoy

 

[irnub]

How thick are abena abri-forms M4s? I don't live alone, I live with a roomate so I can't order some that are too thick or obvious.

M4s can get pretty thick when wet. That said, I still live with the rest of my family and I've worn pretty much every premium diaper (with the exception of the actual abdl brands) and no one has ever noticed. Wear a robe around the house if you're concerned about bulk showing through pants.

You might also try molicare as an alternative to M4s. They don't swell as much and are in a similar class of absorbency.

Also, tip for ordering on Amazon that I haven't seen mentioned: make a different account for placing diaper orders. Amazon tends to prompt you to re-buy consumable things you've bought before, and you wouldn't want it to suggest you re-purchase a pack of diapers while someone is looking over your shoulder. There's also no way to remove it from your order history. I almost outed myself to a co worker once when I ran a search on my order history to show him the exact model keyboard I had bought; the one pack of diapers I'd ordered on my real account popped up as a partial match in the results. Luckily they were enough results to scroll it off the screen instantly.

 

[dogboy]

If on the Amazon site it says 'full-filled by Amazon' or something similar, than you can expect that the box will be an Amazon box and discrete. If Amazon only acts as a go-between, then you need to contact the seller to ask them.

This has been my experience. I order XL girl Goodnites from Amazon. If I get it through Amazon, it comes in their box with the count. But I have ordered a larger size that was coming from some other seller. I came home to find this big box of girl's Goodnites sitting in front of my door in all it's girl's Goodnite glory. Was I surprised.

 

[Jdp]

If on the Amazon site it says 'full-filled by Amazon' or something similar, than you can expect that the box will be an Amazon box and discrete. If Amazon only acts as a go-between, then you need to contact the seller to ask them.

I definitely agree. I came home one time and found my case of Abena's in the original box. It may have been because I bought a case that it was a direct ship, but next time I will definitely ask first.

 

[76251]

I regularly get Northshore Supreme diapers through Amazon Prime and they always come in a standard Amazon box. Definitely stay away from the Depends and get a premium brand like the others have mentioned. I've used Abena M4 in the past and while they are comfortable and absorbant, the filling will clump and fall down when the diaper is very wet or you are active while wearing. Northshore is my go to because they have insane absorbancy, a better fit for me and the best, most secure tapes I've personally seen on a diaper even on the cloth backed. The filling also stays in place even when the diaper is flooded to max capacity, but they are super dense and not as soft as some of the other brands.