I've said this before, and will say ot again. A mental need is no less important than a physical need. So stop ignoring your mental need just because it isn't outwardly noticable as a physical one.
And diapers go great with the food industry. It turns out that walking around in a kitchen with visibly wet pants is frowned upon. A diaper will also allow you to stay at a station much longer than need muktiple bathroom breaks.
Diapers and travelling are 50/50. Getting through the TSA with a diaper on is a figurative pain in the butt. But having a diaper on while seated for a long time is incredibly helpful.
I'm of the opposite mind. Why spend double the money wearing two cheap diapers at the same time? Just roll that money into getting one better diaper. You'll have a much better functional diaper, and won't have to worry about the first diaper hopefully leaking over onto the second diaper without actually leaking onto the bed.
Seriously, if your diaper isn't enough for sleeping in without leaking, stop trying to make the cheap diaper work. Just get a better diaper, it will work much better and be way more comfortable.
Of course, the exception to this is if you've already got the best performing and thickest diaper out there. If that still isn't enough, that's when you need to start looking into boosters and absorbent diaper covers.
I keep a pack of Incontrol Bedry or Sunkiss masterpiece for daytime and a pack of Betterdry for nightime in the wardrobe with the rest of the box of packs in the spare bedroom and if more than one box, the rest in the garage.
I hang my daytime plastic pants over the rack in the bathroom to air after changing at night along with my nightime terry pullups (if I haven't had any leakages) in the morning and my nightime plastic skirt over the bannister.
Zinc and Castor Oil cream aka Baby cream, used regularly between changes stops any soreness.
I have been using Betterdry's and Crinklz nightly for years and it's been very rare that a tape comes off.
Sometimes I have had an overtightened tape move a little rather than detach, but I have had the exactly same experience with all the other brands I have used
and lost a few tapes from all of them.
At least with the Thrust Vector brands second chance tapes you can peel off the blue bit and stick the white sticky bit back on for a short term fix.