Cheap, available diapers for daily use

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Cheap, available diapers for daily use Anonymous 10/27/15 (Tue) 22:05:21 No.11562

I'm trying to find some decent quality, inexpensive, easily available diapers for day-to-day use. I love my Bambinos, but waiting for shipping is killing me if I use them regularly. Depends, and those god-awful store brand types just don't cut it.

Any ideas?

Anonymous 10/27/15 (Tue) 22:44:11 No.11563

Either A+ or 24/7 from xp. A+ are quite good, 24/7 are god-tier, and really cheap at xp.

Anonymous 10/28/15 (Wed) 00:52:21 No.11569

>>11563

Are we looking at the same site, 24/7 is $104 for 72 diapers and a+ is $75 for 64 diapers. Walgreens brand which is discrete and holds 1 wetting is $40 for 80 and atn which are plastic and great are $60 for 96 on amazon.

Anonymous 10/28/15 (Wed) 01:14:31 No.11572

>>11569

Not who you're responding to, but 24/7s are probably the most economic bang for your back if you want a premium/top-shelf diaper, especially if you're a size large or bigger.

Assuming when OP said "decent quality", he meant mid-range diapers, the ATN is a good recommendation though.

Anonymous 10/28/15 (Wed) 03:19:06 No.11578

>>11569

Xpmedical.com.

The mid-tier diapers are okay if you're smaller or okay with changing several times per day. I'm not and I don't, so I go for high

absorption-to-cost.

Anonymous 10/28/15 (Wed) 04:03:31 No.11580

OP here. Yes, definitely mid-range with high absorption-to-cost ratio. But I was looking for something I could just buy in a store (like Walmart or whatever). It's not the price of shipping, it's waiting. Plus, Bambinos are expensive for everyday 24/7 use….

Anonymous 10/28/15 (Wed) 05:06:45 No.11582

>>11572

interesting i use about 3 to 4 walgreens diapers a day, atns though i use about 2 to 3, they hold about 3 small wettings, two mediums and one flooding. How much better is A+ or 24/7 ? Could I get it down to 2 diapers a day?

Also are they fine to be worn for a long time, I know my walgreens diapers are unusable for wetting due to sweat after about 8 hours

Anonymous 10/28/15 (Wed) 06:01:19 No.11587

>>11582

If you're getting that much use out of walgreens brand, you can probably get down to 1 a day. I can't get them to hold 1 small wetting, much less anything else.

Anonymous 10/28/15 (Wed) 06:07:16 No.11589

>>11587

no I get that much out of ATNs, walgreen is about 1 small to medium wettings. Do you think I can get down to 2 a day? Im working on diaper logistics here!

Anonymous 10/28/15 (Wed) 06:23:20 No.11590

>>11582

24/7s are significantly better. Higher capacity, equally comfy imo, and swell pretty damn good as they get wet. They're probably the most absorbent, non-AB diaper outside of Comficares. Tapes suck dick though. You could probably get down to 1 or 2 diapers a day if you go through 2-3 ATNs normally. Especially if you throw a stuffer of some sort in there.

I'm not a huge fan of A+s, due to lack of leak guards, but they have a pretty good capacity and are also pretty comfortable. Above ATNs but below 24/7s imo.