Medline Fitright

[DailyDi]

Just got a pack of these, haven't tried one on yet, but they look interesting!

[infantcharlie1]

let me know how well the work once you try them

[DailyDi]

Very thin with no side protection, just cloth-like sides. Must say the fit is wonderful! Very snug, discreet and completely silent.. Perhaps a good daytime diaper, or starter diaper for those with family/friends who can't tell you're wearing.

Still dry, so no thoughts on absorbency yet.

[Mischa]

I used Medline diapers for about seven months, they sucked, bad. I will never wear one of those ever again.

[Honeywell6180]

Do you have any photos of the product its self, not being worn, but an actual shot of the real item without a person in it?

[Honeywell6180]

So, what happened to the photo of the actual "brief" instead of just the outside package? Does the lack of Tinker Bell and teddy bears bother you that much?

[DailyDi]

LOL, I did forget about pics. Give me a bit and I'll make it so Captain.

They are decent daytime diapers. Will take probably 2 good wettings, kept me dry all afternoon of dribbling.

[DailyDi]

As you wish!

[Mischa]

Not the ones I thought, you might be a different size, but I know those, they're, in the words of Charles Barkley, turrible.

[Honeywell6180]

As you wish!

Ah, yes. That's MUCH better. They don't seem to look all that bad, and they don't appear to have that awful rough top liner like First Quality uses, or even Medline on some of their products. Would you consider these as being any better than Attends, or Depend?

[grayfile]

I just picked up 11 bags of these at my local goodwill. The fit takes a while to get used to, but the tapes hold pretty well. I agree that they would make a good daytime diaper.