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I would have to say that the best store-brand diaper is the Assurance diaper by Wal-Mart. They are comfortable, crinkly, fairly absorbent (about as good as store brands get), and have 3 tapes per side. Not to mention quite affordable. I liked the Walgreens before they went "cloth-like". Ick! Never liked the CVS diapers. Depends suffice when there is nothing else available. Good luck!

They sure do! Another reason why I love Bambino's!

The reason nobody reccomended Secure Plus is that they were not out yet upon creation of this thread (2005). Now, the obvious and best choice would be the Bambino's. The "Baby" print on the front is only 1 part of what makes them babyish.

Go to attends.com to see the difference, but the best example is in the "Attends" thread at the top of the "Just Diapers" thread. Diapers4me posted a great picture of the difference between the two.

Yeah, that is def. Attends, but that particular type of Attends is no longer manufactured, unfortunately. Attends are still made, but not like that any more.

I would reccomend (from my experience) either drugstore.com, which will come with just "drugstore.com" on the side, xpmedical.com (affordable, reliable, and very discreet), and finally abaip.com...those are my choices...

I wear 24/7...graduated from college last May...wore diapers to every class....NEVER HAD A PROBLEM. And these were not just regular diapers...they were 2+ diapers thick. I wore under Dockers or Jeans every day...so I would go for it...people in college are for the most part very mature...and too busy with their own lives to notice what is going on in yours...

Congratulations Babyally! The 1st day is the hardest. It gets easier after this. I wear 24/7 to school, work, and at night, and have not been caught while at my university, except by my ex-roommate. Turned out he was a DL too...too bad we didn't get along...but wearing to diapers to class makes tremendous sense when you think about it. Plus, you don't have to worry about having an accident during a test or lecture, etc.