latex diaper cover

[wearer24/7]

Hi I need a bit of advice. Can anybody tell me where i can purchase latex diaper covers from? I have seen a guy on youtube reviewing these and saying that they are very good for holding in leaks and smells, but i cant seem to find where to buy them. Can anybody help please.

[Padded53]

Fetware and Babykins both sell rubber (latex) pants.

[WBxx]

This what you're looking for?

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xlatex+diaper+cover.TRS0&_nkw=latex+diaper+cover&_sacat=0

[rusty pins]

KINS plastic pants are very sturdy and do a good job containing leaks from disposable diapers.

[dmavn]

I actually get these from rearz/ AC Medical

[Cruiser 03]

I may be crazy but everything rubber I know of these days is natural rubber ,whereas if you want actual latex you have to pay a fortune around $150 a pair from specialised kink shops , i have and wear daily the kins's pants both in regular and bloomer style and love them . Actual latex rubber like the old days is very expensive, I was "gifted" needing diapers but the message was never delivered to give me a bank account to match said gift . I also just read an article on latex rubber products and the methods used to make and bond pieces together that was quite intresting, there is a world of technology and science behind so many everyday items.

[MISSY1959]

ebay sells them out of canada. i use them so far the only thing that works. that being said its not flawless. wash every time put on somewhat wet so they dont stick to itself.  it sticks to you then.  i am finding the atn with a pad holds more so it allows it seep around with a cath and wind up in the pad or diaper.  but to much and it will start leaking out the top or legs when you sit down.  im still searching for a better option

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Adult-incontinent-Latex-Brief-wide-crotch-Pink-Diaper-Cover-large/112438748946?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

[Wet Knight]

These people make pants to be pissed in, ....  out of Latex.

You can pay a bit more and have the garments "Chlorinated", which alters the surface of the latex .

The latex feels smoother and is easier to put on, but, most importantly, it makes the latex 95% less inclined to stick to its self as it dries after washing.

A well fitting latex 'diaper cover' is not only waterproof,  it can be watertight around the thighs.

 

 

 

 

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[Bettypooh]

No links?

All rubber panties are a pain to care for, but well-fitted ones are the best leak protection you can get. They are however hot and sticky Your clothes stick to them. They stick to themselves when stored unless you dust them with powder. They stick to your skin when wearing once the powder wears off. And they are very easily torn; when that happens they quickly rip from seam to seam From what I can gather, the latex ones are the worst of the lot for all of these problems AC medical had lots of rubber panties in latex and synthetic rubber, but they've sold out to someone else and I don't know what is available now.

Plastic panties are superior in every way for normal wear but I still wear rubber panties when the mood strikes me to do that They are a different experience and sometimes that;s exactly what I need to break the boredom of too much 'usual' My favorite ones were what is known as the "Malaysian" type. These were all rubber with wide bands of rubber bonded to the shell at the openings instead of cloth elastic. The quality control on these was awful and the rubber shell was super-thin so they tore easily, sometimes on the first wearing They've been out of production for ages and I haven't seen any offered for sale in years. The fit and feel of these was perfect for me  I have one torn pair left which I kept in hopes that I could find a way to swap the bands onto some elastic ones but that isn't likely ever going to happen.

Bettypooh

[Wet Knight]

27 minutes ago, Bettypooh said:

No links?

All rubber panties are a pain to care for, but well-fitted ones are the best leak protection you can get. They are however hot and sticky Your clothes stick to them. They stick to themselves when stored unless you dust them with powder. They stick to your skin when wearing once the powder wears off. And they are very easily torn; when that happens they quickly rip from seam to seam From what I can gather, the latex ones are the worst of the lot for all of these problems AC medical had lots of rubber panties in latex and synthetic rubber, but they've sold out to someone else and I don't know what is available now.

Plastic panties are superior in every way for normal wear but I still wear rubber panties when the mood strikes me to do that They are a different experience and sometimes that;s exactly what I need to break the boredom of too much 'usual' My favorite ones were what is known as the "Malaysian" type. These were all rubber with wide bands of rubber bonded to the shell at the openings instead of cloth elastic. The quality control on these was awful and the rubber shell was super-thin so they tore easily, sometimes on the first wearing They've been out of production for ages and I haven't seen any offered for sale in years. The fit and feel of these was perfect for me  I have one torn pair left which I kept in hopes that I could find a way to swap the bands onto some elastic ones but that isn't likely ever going to happen.

Bettypooh

Re:   "No links".

Did you click on the picture?.

[Bettypooh]

Didn't see the pic before now- maybe a server issue or a problem with my browser. Good deal with the links

Bettypooh

[Loveable_guy]

They are hot and sticky but fun to wear. Shame they are not more available in the US.