Inexpensive diapers

[Fakename4me]

Recently I picked up a bag of inexpensive, plastic backed diapers at a thrift store.  Just cheap no name bulk diapers.  And they feel and sound great!  ☺️Just though I would share that.

[Bettypooh]

Nothing wrong with wearing cheap diapers as long as you understand that they aren't going to perform well when used for waste retention, especially over longer periods of time.

Sometimes I like to spend a day around home and nearby in cheap diapers just to see how many times I can need a change. I don't actually count them, but I've changed only after some leakage at least ten times in 8 hours once, and I really enjoyed that but normally I prefer the opposite. If you're happy and nobody is getting hurt, then go go for whatever you like 

Bettypooh

[rugratsdppm]

I buy inexpensive diapers at thrift stores and they are good enough for me. If I want them to hold more, I just double or triple diaper up. I've also modified the cheap diapers in other ways too, so they hold more liquid. If I really want them to look different or cute, I'll put stickers or colorful ducktape on them.

I don't have the luxury to buy the premium or the adult baby looking diapers. If I were to be able to afford them, I probably would only buy a certain amount because I would not be able to use them to their fullest all the time, they would be wasted other wise.

[Dubious]

IMO, Tena Slip Active Fit Ultima is inexpensive, compared to ABDL diapers like ABU

[rusty pins]

I get cheaper brands of diapers at thrift stores and Goodwill all the time.  When I pay $3 for a package of 18 diapers, that works for me!  I don't wear 24/7 and unless I go out of town for the day shopping or running errands, I am in a diaper for maybe 3 hours early morning while sitting at the computer.  Sure, I sometimes get leaks when I know I'm really wetting a lot, but that is my fault.  It wouldn't be worth it for me to spend $30 for a package of premium diapers to wear for only 3 hours a couple mornings a week.  When I do wear my Goodwill diapers (Attends, Prevail, McKesson and a few other brands) out of town shopping I can add a baby diaper for a stuffer and I always wear plastic pants over my disposable.  After 4 hours I'm ready to change and I know 3 places when out Christmas shopping that have one at a time restrooms with locking outer doors so I can change diapers in privet.  For $3 a package, I can change my diaper twice in a 6 hour shopping trip.  Yes, I get all my diapers at the Goodwill and thrift stores and they suit me well.  Not super thick like the premium diapers, but sure a lot less expensive.

[technomonkey]

I got some McKesson Lite Adult Briefs, Poly Backed. they must have made some upgrades to them. they use to be paper thin and only hold a few OZ. the new ones hold a lot more and have soft plastic. I have not tried the cloth ones.  Now the  Covidien briefs they suck paper thin don't hold much at all.  I have found both at goodwill or salvation army. The covidien ones i will pass up. I do see the cheep attends cloth back at thrift stores.  I just go to thrift store  to find the plastic back diapers and to see if i can find any vintage ones like i use to wear back in the day lol.

[Smash-N-Dash]

You can get really lucky at the thrift store every now and then. There’s been a few times I’ve came back with some good stuff. Once a whole bag of ABU Cushies, another time a partial bag of Molicares.

You’ll never know what you’ll find at the thrift store.

[GNXL1]

Except for sleeping in diapers, I don't wear them for a long time. I will use a Luvs or Pampers and stuff it in my compression  style underwear. I know when it's time to remove the wet diaper to prevent any leaking problems. 

[Nat]

I probably should start buying them again for in case I ever run out of diapers.