Molicare super plus, Attends w/waistband (have to use boosters with these), and Abena are the best value for absorbancy that don't break the bank.

I use Hexa and Co, their female diapers. They are so cheap and have a discreet siding so you dont look bulky while you are wearing them. I would never go back to the other brands I have used, including tranquility, attends and certainty. Here is a link to their website if you are interested: http://try.hexanow.com/11223344/

My preference is definitely Hexa and Co, just started trying them. They are so much cheaper and have excellent customer service compared to other products. Hope that helps! Here is a link to their site if you are interested! http://try.hexanow.com/11223344/

I alternate depending on the situation. Usually I wear either a poly attend or depend with a generic overnight pad in it as a soaker pad. If I need something more I'll wear either a first quality ib brief or attends with waistband and and poise or tena overnight pad as the soaker pad. If I'm running or having alot of bowel movements I'll wear an attend or depend no soaker pad

I'm not sure whether what I wear counts as a diaper but it seems to serve the same purpose and is economical. I broke my neck in 2013 leaving me with spinal injury and double incontinence. This is managed with a suprapubic catheter, fitted in May 2013, and bowel evacuation on alternate days by district nurses.

I wear a pad all the time. These are available in many shapes and sizes. In mine, the absorbent part is about 50cm. in length and 18cm. wide, widening to 24cm at the front and back. Inside are two elasticated expanding pockets about 2.5cm.deep 18cm. apart extending the whole length of the absorbent area to prevent spillage. The absorbent area is surrounded by a strong margin 1.5cm. wide for gripping to adjust the position of the pad.

The pad is held in place by net fixation pants. These are similar for both sexes. I rarely pass urine through the normal route - occasionally just a small amount which is soaked up by the pad. I have faecal leakage only occasionally, most usually immediately after a bowel evacuation which has not fully emptied my bowel. Because the legs tend to be tight, I buy a size larger than what it says on the packet which are usually by measurement around the widest part of the hips. Perhaps the top of the leg would be a better measure. My pad is normally changed each day, as part of getting up.

The pads cost about £10 - £11 for a pack of 34 and the pants between about 40p and £1 each depending on the brand and quantity bought. They are washable and normally last at least a month each.

For day I normally use discreet pads that fit into my regular underwear to help me deal with stress incontinence, but if I’m rundown, have a long day or going to be active then I increase my protection to Tena disposeable pull-ups.
For night, I tend to use plastic backed Abena M4s but living in England they can sometimes be difficult to get hold of so switch when necessary to Attends, also plastic backed as don’t like the cloth backed ones.

Tena Flex Maxi for day time use, cloth diapers with rubberpants at night.

Lately since my stomach and bladder have setteled I've been in disposable underwear to catch my dribbles and also bowel leakage during the day, when I'm in situations where I may have bowel issues or some distance from the bathroom or at night I use brief/diaper like.

My mom was always chosing and buying the diapers for me and my stepbrother. During the last years I wore Comfydry or BetterDry but recently my mom bought crinklz not only for my stepbrother but for me too. BetterDry was often torn apart when opening the tapes. This doesn't happen with the crinklz and even I'm not so glad about the babylike prints I like the wearing comfort. They are smooth to my skin even when messy but hold a lot. They get bigger as they soak more and more but I got used to it soon.
So if you still look out for a good diaper you may give it a try

am a lifelong bedwetter and have just found and joined this group [my others are Bedwetting and Urinary Inco]. I have used Tena Slip Maxi for some years. But recently tried cloth as our local trash collection system changed, though it seems to be improving.
So in summer I reverted to what I was forced to wear as a kid and hated! - double terry
diapers held by briefs
covered by rubber pants. Hand washing was a bit of a pain, and drying, but it worked OK.

I use the Tranquility products. The regular disposable briefs. And the ATN overnight briefs & booster pads.

I wear all th the night diapers they work real well.

Hi. I wear "first quality" Medicaid diapers for daytime and tykables overnights for night time when I have money to get them because they don't leak.

under jams and dry nites

I have been using the Abena m4, but now have switched to the tranquility atn. A friend of mine suggested this brand and so far I'm happy with this diaper.