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joanne777
whats the best kind of diapers to use for bed wetting i wet the bed every night in my sleep iam a heavy wetter and can no longer fit into dry nights pj,s pants
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Hello everyone IAM back in the mental health unit at hospital I've been sectioned under the mental health act for my own safety my daughter as been taken into care

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Ok... I myself can use 3 brands that I know of for sure. The best so far for me is Mambers Mark sold by Sam's club usually, the next best is Depend, and the least is assurance sold by Walmart primarily. That's fit and obsorbency..... from best to least. So far I have found those. I'm 6feet tall and 94 lbs soaking wet with a stack of bricks... lol
So, as you can imagine, not a lot of stuff fits me too well.
I hope this helps...
Blessings
I started out years ago using the Member Mark (Sam's Club) diapers because they were easy to get in the store, but as time has gone on, I have been able to keep stock and purchase from a retailer and have them shipped with in two days for me.
You will need to experiment and I would recommend experimenting with brands you can get locally as well as those you can call and order or order online. Reason for trying those in the local store is if for some reason your shipment is delayed, you know what store brands you can safely use as backups.
In the past I’ve had several samples of different ones which you may find useful if you do the same, it can save you some money and not leave you with a whole pack of ones you don’t find reliable. Also, you can add a booster pad if necessary if you need that extra absorbency which can sometimes help.
As the person writing before me does, I also use a bed pad just in case of leaks and I do recommend that as well as I find it really helps a lot.
Good luck and I really hope things can get better for you, please keep in touch if you wish :)
Like you I wet very night and am a heavy wetter. Also have day time problems.
I use the TENA Slip Maxi adult 'nappies' - the plastic backed ones called Active Fit not the cloth backed ones. I am lucky that I get them free on the NHS in the UK. I have tried many brands over the last 30 years - Molicare, Depends, Abri-form, Lille and TENA have always been best for me. I also use a washable absorbent bed bad as I often sleep on my side and than can lead to leaks. I have also tried terry nappies and plastic pants but find the disposable nappies more absorbent as they lock urine away and there is no hassle with washing and drying things.
I do have some very-lined waterproof pants which I occasionally wear as a precaution over my TENA disposable, especially if I have been drinking at a party for example.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes
Anthony