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As much as I love Nappies R Us, that's their big weakness. When they run out of a product, it seems to take ages before they get it back in stock. I've been waiting for BetterDry to come back in stock for weeks now. You can also try Save Express, they have Fabine Teddy Pink there too.

I'm in too!

I'm glad to hear you tried and like BetterDry. I also like Northshore diapers, but find that BetterDry works better (for me anyway). On this side of the pond, BetterDry is much cheaper than Northshore.

I have several different diapers for different situations: To Work: Tena Slip Active Fit - I wear a Maxi for the drive in and first few hours, then change into Ultima to cover the rest of the day. Doctor's Appointments/Physical Therapy: Tena Maxi Around the house (daytime): Tena Maxi or Nateen Combi Plus (a very soft & light plastic backed diaper). Yard work: Tena Maxi Housework: Any one of the various lightweight diapers I keep in my closet. There are lots of opened packs that aren't suitable for regular use, but if I just need something for an hour or so and don't need to worry about minor leaks, odor control, poor fit, etc... I go with those. Shopping/Movies/Longer trips away from home: Tena Ultima, ID Maxi. I'll go with BetterDry if we're going on a shopping adventure including a movie and lunch/dinner. Lounging in the evening: Tena Ultima, ID Maxi, Abena M4 Overnight: BetterDry. I like to try different ultra capacity diapers often like ABU Space, Cuddlz, Bambino Magnifico, Rearz Rebel & Spoiled. They all work well, but BetterDry works best for me.

I am diagnosed with adjustment disorder, which makes me emotionally flat. I don't get very excited or upset about most things. It's frustrating, because I will look like I am not having a good time, even when I am really enjoying something. The flip side is that I can stay very calm under pressure. I'm also a procrastinator, but I always get things done on time. I tried medication a few times, but could not find one where the benefits outweighed the side effects. I also have relentless back and hip pain, coupled with mixed incontinence.

I've tried it a few times and liked it, but it makes me paranoid. I will think people are talking to me even when they are not, and if they really are, I can't follow the conversation. I will say that the last time I used it, my back pain went away for about 18 hours and I felt great. I'm in the same boat as some of you, even if the place I live legalized it, I couldn't partake until it was legal on a federal level.

My wife had gastric bypass many years ago, and ended up with terrible bowel problems. She doesn't like diapers and will wear a pull up only if absolutely necessary. Attends makes a pad specifically for bowel incontinence called F6, that might help your situation.

I'm a vet, but because I live overseas, I fall under a different program (FMP). Instead of being supplied with diapers, I am reimbursed for the ones I buy here. I am always happy to talk about my experiences with the VA, however.

I only tell people when there is a good chance that they will see me in my overnight diaper. I told my mother when she came to visit us a few years ago. I told one of my sisters when I went to visit her two years ago. I stayed with another one of my sisters for a week once and knew I could hide it because I had a private room. My other two sisters don't know (as far as I know). I managed to hide it from my stepdaughter and best friend on different occasions. My stepdaughter is pretty nosy, but will stay out of our bedroom. My friend is just clueless enough to not notice.

BetterDry is my go-to overnight diaper. I have tried Inspire+ and like them a lot, except for the texture of the top sheet. Although it reminds me of the quilted pampers from the 80's, there is something about it that I don't care for. I haven't tried Northshore yet, but I have a sample pack sitting here, waiting for this weekend. The reasons that I prefer BetterDry is the extra tall leak guards, the wide and well-spaced tapes and the length of the diaper itself. Many diapers sit too low on my waist and don't feel very secure. BetterDry fits almost as high as Abena.

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I sleep mostly on my back. When my diapers leak, it is usually along the outer side of my cheeks.

At first glance, I thought this was about the herb comfrey. I didn't realize there was a diaper brand with the same name.

1. BetterDry/Crinklz 2. Tena Slip Active Fit (Maxi or Ultima) 3. Abena Abri-Form (M4) 4. ID Slip Ultra (cloth backed) 5. Nateen Combi Ultra (cloth backed) I don't usually like cloth backed diapers, but I've been using ID Slip Ultra around the house lately, and it works surprisingly well. Nateen was a complete surprise to me. They are longer, like an Abena, with a huge capacity. They are the only cloth backed diaper that I trust for sleeping.

Which ID Slip are you talking about? I used to wear the Super (green) overnight, before I switched to BetterDry. Now, I wear the Maxi (purple) in the evening, when I need a bit of discretion.

Although I don't really like the idea, they have at least posted an explanation of what they are doing and why. http://rearz.ca/blog/abdl-trademark/

I wear terry lined plastic pants over my diaper to bed. If it's too hot, I will skip the pants.

I love colored/printed diapers, but I always go back to plain white. When I was in diapers the first time, that's the only color they came in.

If someone can see the tapes from behind, you have your diaper on backwards.

I keep unopened bags of diapers in a closet in my man cave. In that same room is a linen cupboard where the loose diapers go to breathe and expand. The previous night's plastic pants hang on the door handle to air out. In the bedroom, I keep plastic pants in the top drawer of my nightstand and a few diapers and bed pads in the bottom drawer. My wife keeps a pack of pull ups in the airing cupboard just in case she needs them.

What brand/type of diaper do you use at night? With a really good diaper, you can barely tell when it is moderately wet, which may help with the waking up part. Anything that the hospital gave you or that you can buy at a big retail store is probably not up to the job. As far as getting used to sleeping in one, that just takes time. Some great overnight brands are: BetterDry ConfiDry 24/7 Northshore Supreme Rearz Inspire + InControl

Because I had to look it up, Rs 18 lakh is 1.8 million Indian Rupee. Equal to roughly 30,000 USD.

My favorite is probably Crinklz, which is funny because when I first saw them I didn't like the print (too furry). Once I tried them though, their performance won me over.

That sounds like something a parent would tell a child so that they will hurry up in the bathroom.