Store brand diapers

[Jamie]

[wetatnight]

very few stores in the US carry actual diapers anymore

they mostly carry protective underwear or refastenable underwear

if you want real diapers their are a number of online medical supply stores to order them from

[Guest]

All the store brand diapers I tryed where just not absorbent enough

[Takadaweird]

Take my advice. Depends aren't dependable.

[Nyte Kitsune]

Best to stay away from store brands, better off ordering online, may cost more, but I prefer quality. I've used store brand ones in the past, they usually leak and fit poorly. Also, if you read the bag on those Rite Aid ones, they're made by Depends.

[willnotwill]

I've generally found that most of the store brand stuff:

[Tmac136]

If you can find Tena in stores, those are the best ones that'll be available. Diaperbuys.com is where I get my stuff from. You can buy a pack of Abena M4's for just $17, discreet shipping by the bag, but if you order a case, it'll say Abena all over it.

[jarse787]

I like to keep a pack of store brand (walgreens usually) or depends around.

[Bettypooh]

I use the cheap store-brand pull-ups here at home since changes are easy and I can usually get to the toilet in time It saves money like this and that matters a lot to me. But honestly, there are no store-brand diapers with a decent level of absorbency and even the branded ones sold there aren't a whole lot better.

If you want a decent diaper only the premium brands and styles will do and those are not easy to get except by going online and ordering them

Bettypooh

[Padded53]

You might want to check out a local

[willnotwill]

Tranquility and some of the other major brands list some of the local dealers