arvidiaperlover

So I just got some Attends off a site and was wondering what time period the Attends were made in? These are the slip regular 10; however, they were advertised as vintage forms of the slip regular 10 and have this "pro-derm" thing. I actually have another single of Attends 10, thinking more recent (European) and compared them, but I am not sure what the HUGE difference is, if any. Can anyone help?

I actually just ordered some last Monday and I received the order in today. Basically it was what the OP stated, the package was the vintage attends I bought, along with 1 of the rearz diapers (I think just the blank one), wrapped in grey paper and taped. I have not tried the rearz one because I had to try the vintage attends 10 first. For what the packaging is worth, I think they are trying to save overhead costs (no sh!t sherlock). But I also heard that the gal was trying to tell a commenter that $19.99 was not bad because it was on shipping and not tacked on to every unit. Of course, it is another marketing tactic. It maximizes the amount you have to pay for anything and still allows profit. Think the shipping is maybe $6.99 to the U.S., there you go.

Wait!!! I just got on this site because I saw "putyouindiapers" selling these 3 blue tapes. Do they have the micropore? I REALLY want to try those ones. I wish you would have sold more of the diapers as individuals, not one HUGE pack. I would think many people, not just me, would want to try those. I'll never get the chance now :'(

All right, so

All right, so it had taken me a while to get them, but I finally received my shipment today. These Wings Choice briefs look and feel awesome. I mean the plastic is really crinkly and soft. I wonder if they were comparable to the really old Attends? In terms of feeling right now, I say they beat the Mckessons and Attends Waistband hands down. Now I have to wet it and see how long it takes to hold up. Idk..I know the plastic is probably really cheap, but I tend to get turned on by the crinkle of diaper and the feeling. It almost feels like a baby diaper since I can fit into a medium. *sigh* I think I orgasmed when putting one on. I will update you guys further when I wet it. To all who told me not to get it, shame on you. These may very well be my favorite diapers. The only plastic I think that is better and softer are the Mckessons. If you have not tried them, they have the same look as the classic attends with the plastic cover; but they have a longer waistband so their fit is better. Still have the two yellow wetness indicators and the same tapes.

Well, I called the website up and they had no idea which of those choices were plastic backed. The three choices were: classic, choice, choice plus. After finding another distributor, I found that the choice plus were the only ones that had plastic. I think the other two have a "breathable topsheet"; however, I always like to air on the side of caution since I would hate to pay for a pack, only to get the cloth-backed ones. I have made up my mind and I will be getting the Choice Plus ones.

Thanks for all the replies.

When actually getting into this diaper fetish that I have held for so long, my first diapers ever I bought and hid from my parents were the Depends Maximum Protection. I actually came across a website that now sells a brand of diapers called "Wings" and I was just curious as to if anyone has ever tried those out? They supposedly have a blue wetness indicator like the depends; however, how is the absorbency on those? Also, which of the choices would most likely be plastic backed the "choice" ones or the "classic" ones?

I would say attends. They are just the right amount of crinkle and comfort I actually like. The only problem is with each of different styles. For example, you get one without the other's features and sometimes, not the features you would typically want. The attends classic diaper has the two yellow wetness indicators and four tapes. The attends waistband has a waistband (no kidding!), the crinkles, but not the thickness and the wetness indicators.