Pampers Hybrid Inserts

[YeOldeDiapers]

Has anyone tried the Pampers Hybrid inserts?

 

Thinking these might be an option for a good insert ... They appear to have a sticky backside, but wondering if they have an impermeable back sheet or if they would allow fluid to flow through?

 

More info:

https://www.pampers.com/en-us/about-us/diapers-and-wipes/article/pampers-pure-hybrid-faq

[square_duck]

Well, if this isn't frickin amazing!!! A major diaper manufacturer is now making " reuseable diaper covers" with replaceable "inserts" or disposable pads!!!!!

Everything old is new again!!! Pretty soon they will be coming back with plastic pants and cloth diapers!!! .....Pampers of coarse..??

[CodHero24]

How many ML of absorbancy?

How much cost per unit?

[Little Sherri]

Interesting. I'd be curious as to the cost and capacity as well - they might make good boosters. The most important question has yet to be addressed, however: do they still smell like Pampers? 

[DailyDi]

Very cool. But I doubt the line will take off. They tried the hybrid route with GoodNites and that didn't last.

[YeOldeDiapers]

I bought a box at Target - some stores have them on the shelves. I am a bit disappointed in P&G - they really seem to have missed the mark.

First, these are not nearly as absorbent as a similarly sized Pampers diaper. Secondly, they have an impermeable backsheet; they cannot be doubled up without cutting the backsheet to allow drainage. For use as a booster, I've done this and while they certainly do improve the capacity of the primary diaper, as mentioned, a regular Pampers would do better.

Finally, their cost is bordering the ridiculous. P&G pricing on these, a less capable product, at about 50¢ each, is just excessive.

For comparison, prices for other products (varies on package size, vendor, and market):

• Pampers Pure Diapers (Size 4).....40¢
• Pampers Swaddlers (Size 4).........36¢
• Pampers Baby Dry (Size 4)...........29¢
• Pampers Cruisers (Size 4).............39¢

@DailyDi is spot on - this product line doesn't seem destined for longevity unless P&G re-imagines their implementation...