The type of Diaper I wear is a Molicare SIze Small Diapers but I use to wear Goodnite Girls L-XL Pull-ups which I out-grew a few months back my boy friend who is also incontinent wears Tranquility ATNs Diapers and Tranquility Overnight Pull-ups. I figured I would start things off !

Dry 24/7, Abena, Molicare, Tranquility. Also boosters and inserts.
Sometimes cloth has been used, too. Abena pull ups are good, but most of mine are fastened with tapes.

well good to see you finally joined Ali

Tena Super diaper at night. Have also used cloth diapers and waterproof pants. I use Molicare super plus and Abena when on long plane flights overseas.

I use Tena maxi pads at night and plus or extra pads during the day.

I have about 15 different brands of diapers in the house so I usually wear a combination of them.

I have tried many brands; however the best so far are the Pressure Overnight diapers. I wear them with a booster and rubber pants. I also use reusable underpads and a mattress protector. I also use Reassure overnight underwear during the day.I use the overnight during the day so I don't have to change diapers so often.

I wear Depends I am lucky enough to not have to wear them during the day but I do have to wear them at night. I just wish they were a tad bit more ubsorbant. my problem is i am in between sizes and the adult diapers that start at small are to small for me and the mediums are to big for me. the only 2 brands that fit my waist size are goodnites pullups L/XL and the depends fitted briefs that are small. anything else is either to big and does not fit or to small and rips off. :( i hate having a size 32 waist

Although I usually wear condom catheters and leg bags I do occasionally wear diapers and have even tried special briefs with pads that fit in the front. Now and then am forced to wear diapers if I have 'issues' with condoms, which are fortunately rare.Tried quite a few brands but like depends.

I use Abena and tranquility and I sit on underpads

I use the Tena Slip Maxi all-in -one nappies day and night and also have a washable bed pad to soak up some of those inevitable leaks when sleeping on my side. I have recently been supplied with the new breathable soft outer layer Tena Slip but am undecided about whether they are an improvement on the old plastic backed nappies. They are very absorbent and comfortable but they are bulkier and less discreet I think. I have also had problems with them leaking at the side when I am sitting - driving, at my desk etc.

My good quality diaper is Abena M4 plastic back but I am getting ready to switch over to the Northshore Care brand. I also on days it's bad or I know I won't have a good opportunity to change often will add a Northshore Care 2XL Booster. Adding that is almost like having the protection of two Abena's on at once with out all the bulk.

I use TENA Slip Maxi day and night as I have found them to be the most reliable and very absorbent. I have tried most adult nappies on the market over the years and always revert back to TENA. I have also tried cloth nappies and plastic pants as so many people seemed to favour them for bedwetting but I did not get on with them

I use several diapers, Molicare super, Abena M-4 and the new North Shore Care Supreme at night and for any time I travel by plane or car. During the day I can use Prevail Breezers, Wings Choice Plus or others when I am working at home and can easily change often.

Depends are my favorite. I really like the newer panty pull ups they have on the market. I like the black and flesh , the newer products feel more like regular underwear and protect well.