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    • I do love that light blue color. Much more than the dark blue-jeans color Megamax has.  Just a guess here, but is your diaper's inside more soft or more messy?
    • I was potty trained within normal limits but remember having an interest in diapers in childhood that did not get acted upon in secret until the dawn of puberty, around age 13. Years later I am sitting here in a wet and messy blue Sunkiss diaper.
    • Nope. What I said lines up perfectly with what Adam has said. It's a verifiable fact. For two big reasons. 1. Adam has shown they've adjust the SAP to padding ratios for better wicking over the Chinese variant. Leading to more absorption capacity before leaking. 2. Their tapes have been adjusted down some too. Their new "almost lower tapes" are just low enough I can get a better snug fit by angling them down more than the their Chinese variant. Which directly means I can get significantly wetter before leaking around the legs. Both points have directly translated to a much higer, real-world, total absorbency capacity, before leaking. If anything, the new USA Megamax had a 33-50% capacity increase. Again, that's a real-work capacity, not lab tested capacity.
    • A nice pleasing blue Sunkiss diaper on the outside...not so nice on the inside, but still pleasing!
    • Cleaning up after a messy cloth diaper is a little more labor intensive, but "You've got this."
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