Just in from southern Ontario....

[vvp39]

My New Years present to myself, from InControl

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

A picture is NOT worth a thousand words. It does not tell us what the item is named for further referenced. If you had just a picture of me with nothing else, would you know my name, which would be vital if you were to address or reference me, saiving you the need to post or say "That cute little blonde with the tiara"?

Also I find it somewhat manipulative that so many IC product companies use "control" or a synonym in their names or self-description, when what they offer is containment. Do any of their products reverse the IC? No

[vvp39]

Oh, I don't know...your post clearly indicates that you know the source of the panties and rompers. I suppose the same is true of others who cared enough to look at the post. No one was curious enough to ask.

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

I know only the source, not it's location, the model of the item nor the availability. I Believe InControl is owned or controlled or affiliatied with Rearz and they seem to be getting away from rubber and plastic. For Examle they do not seem to have any of the A. C. Medical items any more

And while I am at it. The disappearance of thick rubber panties i s making more difficult one of the reommendations at DPF; using rubber over plastic. This was especially useful with snap-on panties since the snap-on's could be changed with the diaper and the rubber would contain any leaks. When I was little the more fastidious parents of bedwetters did this, since the largest panties, including snap-on's would easily fit a 4-6 your old and there were many rubber panties in children's sizes

[vvp39]

You mention "I Believe InControl is owned or controlled or affiliatied with Rearz and they seem to be getting away from rubber and plastic." There is no doubt in my mind that this is the case. InControl is definitely an offshoot of Rearz. Their offices are located a few minutes' walk from each other, and I'd be surprised if they're not both using the same warehouse. It seems that they want to have InControl be the main source of plastic pants, rompers etc., but there's still some overlap between them and Rearz.