NorthShore Supreme And Air Supreme Diapers

[kdlstar9]

I really don't like the fit on these diapers. Although the absorbency is not bad, the cut is so dang small it is like a kids size pampers! Quite ridiculous

[Baby Brian]

I really don't like the fit on these diapers. Although the absorbency is not bad, the cut is so dang small it is like a kids size pampers! Quite ridiculous

Have you considered you just need the next size larger?

[scoobybaby]

I would switch from molicare to north, however the price is quite a bit higher for not much more product.

$69 for 45 at north, $66 for 56 molicare.

If you added 10 more to a case, and have free shipping? I would try a case to see how they compare. I like the molicare because the asorb is super quick, and never leak.

[babyleanna75]

I would switch from molicare to north, however the price is quite a bit higher for not much more product.

$69 for 45 at north, $66 for 56 molicare.

If you added 10 more to a case, and have free shipping? I would try a case to see how they compare. I like the molicare because the asorb is super quick, and never leak.

The North Shore Supreme holds quite a bit more than the molicare.

[dl2024]

They ate pretty good, they held almost three full wettings for me :3

[Bettypooh]

I think I've tried all but the Fabines in premium diapers now, and Northshore Supreme Overnights hold more than any of the others I've tried by at least 30-50% You still have to achieve a proper fit for these or any other diaper not to leak though. I've been too busy to give these a thorough workout to the point of leaking but that's on top of the bucket list for the next free weekend I have. I couldn't reach that point with the 2 I've tried to do that with so far and that says a lot

Bettypooh

[diapered1964]

I have been wearing the supremes in large and I find them to be the best diaper on the market now. I have worn many brands of diapers in the past 30 years.

[diapered1964]

For me, I prefer a diaper that is bulky enough to keep reminding you throughout the day that you are wearing a diaper, I actually like how it rubs my ass as I walk reminding me its there.

[kdlstar9]

I absolutely love the Northshorecare supreme diapers now!

Initially i got the mediums cause my waist was like borderline - just below like 41-42". And the mediums have a very short length. They almost feel like a 'small'/youth in terms of length. But the Larges fit very well. The change from medium to large is pretty huge. These diapers also are very absorbent and really feel dry. This is largely cause of the microsorb lining in the diapers.

Pricewise, they aren't too bad- they are very well priced (after discounts). And they are definitely couple times better than molicares and abena. The tapes on these diapers are like the BEST. I have had very little issue with the tapes. But after you take the second tape off a couple of times, they may not stick well(ie to use the bathroom)- so it is still a good idea to carry extra roll of tape. But really the issues are so few and far between.

The diapers are definitely very comfy also- after you fluff them up.

[Baby Brian]

I absolutely love the Northshorecare supreme diapers now!

Initially i got the mediums cause my waist was like borderline - just below like 41-42". And the mediums have a very short length. They almost feel like a 'small'/youth in terms of length. But the Larges fit very well. The change from medium to large is pretty huge. These diapers also are very absorbent and really feel dry. This is largely cause of the microsorb lining in the diapers.

Pricewise, they aren't too bad- they are very well priced (after discounts). And they are definitely couple times better than molicares and abena. The tapes on these diapers are like the BEST. I have had very little issue with the tapes. But after you take the second tape off a couple of times, they may not stick well(ie to use the bathroom)- so it is still a good idea to carry extra roll of tape. But really the issues are so few and far between.

The diapers are definitely very comfy also- after you fluff them up.

[babyleanna75]

I absolutely love the Northshorecare supreme diapers now!

Initially i got the mediums cause my waist was like borderline - just below like 41-42". And the mediums have a very short length. They almost feel like a 'small'/youth in terms of length. But the Larges fit very well. The change from medium to large is pretty huge. These diapers also are very absorbent and really feel dry. This is largely cause of the microsorb lining in the diapers.

Pricewise, they aren't too bad- they are very well priced (after discounts). And they are definitely couple times better than molicares and abena. The tapes on these diapers are like the BEST. I have had very little issue with the tapes. But after you take the second tape off a couple of times, they may not stick well(ie to use the bathroom)- so it is still a good idea to carry extra roll of tape. But really the issues are so few and far between.

The diapers are definitely very comfy also- after you fluff them up.

[Allstar]

Wow, as a pure

[NorthShoreAdam]

We are proud to announce that our flagship NorthShore Supreme Briefs (plastic backed) are now available in size Small. Samples are available upon request.

You can find this product (model 1228) available online at http://www.northshorecare.com/diapers/overnites1/northshore-supreme-briefs.html

[Allstar]

Okay! I still love this diaper, but... I dislike the fact that the

[fideliuscharm]

As a guy who find himself between sizes (ie abena m4 are too small and L4 are waaaaaaaaaay to large, whereas medium dry 24/7 fit perfectly and so do large snuggies) I've tried to find decent size comparisons and am either blind or not looking deep enough - that said based on what i've read I'd probably need the large - how do they compare size wise to an abena L4? or a dry 24/7 in medium?

[willnotwill]

I probably am close to your size fedelius... I pretty much use Larges in anythign but dry247 where I use medium.

[Baby Brian]

On Wed Nov 04 2015 21:38:39 GMT-0500, Allstar said:

Okay! I still love this diaper, but... I dislike the fact that the

[dripdrip4ever]

On 11/23/2015 at 1:42 PM, Baby Brian said:

You've just got to start memorizing where your tapes end up when ever it's a good fit (in relation to the edge, padding, creases, etc). The next time you diaper up just put the tapes in the same exact spot and you will have a good fit every time. This also gives the benefit of being able to diaper up in under a minute, no fiddling necessary.

Would be nice to have numbers on both sides of diaper to hit the same mark each time when diapering. I have used a marker pen to do that number thing and that also works great for me,take a few minutes and mark your diapers.

[Bettypooh]

Printing isn't always centered well or in the same place, so I've taken to judging where to place tapes in relation to the padding. Of course that won't work when you change brands, styles, or sizes but it works very well for your usual diapers

Bettypooh

[AbriForm]

Ordered a bag via Amazon Prime. But here's the problem. A case is a great deal at $77... before shipping.

Cases don't qualify for Amazon Prime, and cost $11 for ground shipping on either Amazon or direct from NorthShore.

[AbriForm]

Case arrived, and they're... odd.

Width-wise, they fit me perfectly as a medium. I'm a 38 and there's no problem there.

But as others have mentioned, the padding placement constricts the legs. It goes too close to the wings. When you sit, it pushes the padding inward like a prybar.

I think a larger one would be worse.

Need to play around with them more. Haven't cast any final judgement, I mean, for the thickness this is probably the cheapest "thick" diaper out there...

[NorthShoreAdam]

I would suggest trying the less bulky Supreme Lite (plastic) or the brand new AirPremium (cloth-like) briefs. The AirPremium's have just arrived and will be on the site very soon. You can email customer service at info@northshorecare.com for samples.

[WashmoDL]

I just recently got a case of a large Northshore suprememes, and they fit exceptionally!

[oldwetter66]

[Repaid1]

Am I losing my mind? The last half case I got I swear didn't have a wetness indicator strip, this time it does. I hate those things it looks so tacky and cheap like a depends. Northshore...have these always had a wetness indicator? My mommy is getting lazy and just looking at the stripe...major bummer, might have to go back to Dry247's for my daytime diaper as well, was using these with the medium booster and really liked the combo