I have tried many brands including the Molicare but that was some time ago. Not tried the Abena or the Dignity as I don't think they are available in the UK via NHS. For the last goodness knows how many years I have used the TENA Slip Maxi and have found these to be best for me.

Tena Slip Maxi's do take some beating

I find Tena Slip Maxi very good too - and previously the Molicare equivalent. some years ago their absorbency rates were higher than Tena - but I don't know how they stand now. People on these boards seem to speak highly of Abena & Tranquility,

The Abena M-4 works great for overnight. I have also used the Molicare Super Plus for overnight. Here in the U.S. I have also used the Tena Super. Also check out the new North Shore Care Supreme diapers at http://www.northshorecare.com/northshore-supreme-briefs.html They are available in both the plastic and the cloth like covering. I have tried them and they are very absorbent.

I've tried most of what you each suggest. So for I have found the last recommendation to work more nights than not, that is to say I've tried sample packages of each diaper listed here and the new northshore supreme which must be folded in half to relax the product before putting it on, to absorb the most. 6 out of 7 nights it did a 100% great job and the one night it did leak, it only leaked a little at the legs and body opening a tiny bit. Since I wear a cloth pull up over the diaper, it wicked the little leakage and the plastic pants held that in so dry comfy sheets and blankets. I think I'll now buy in bulk to bring the cost down. Thanks so much for the suggestions!

Seni super trio. It has absorbency level even greater than is needed for my and so I can be quite sure it will not leak, and, besides, these diapers are breathable which adds much to the comfort of their use, particularly in summer time and hot weather

Even my daytime favorites abena and dry 24/7's are not the best for overnight. I have always used pin on cloth diapers, pretty thick, with plastic pants since I have the best luck of keeping the bed dry.

I from time to time also use cloth diapers + plastic (better PU) pants. They are also great solution because they protect you on the sides which helps preventing leaks when you sleep on the side.

Diaper claims that show absorb amounts are for the full diaper, if you layed it out flat and let it absorb. At night the wetting is usually in one area of the diaper and can wick or transfer to the left or right or both but I find that the back is never wet, so some of the number of ounces it can absorb, doesn't get used. Tranquility ATTN are good, so are Northshore model 1231. For me the Northshore are the best for absorption.

Not sure whether you guys got sorted with more absorbed products, only just found this site! But Tena have a new product out called Tena Ultima, it is incredibly absorbent, the blurb says will he 4000ml (UK figures) these are the only ones I can go a whole night on, before we had these I had an alarm set for 2am to get up and change, now I don't have to do that and it makes such a difference to me, and my wife! Cost is an issue but as you only need 1 a night it actually works out cheaper, they are also not available on NHS, for those in the UK!

go to North Shore Care Supply and try their own brand Surpream.
They come with plastic backing and cloth like backing. The plastic ones are the best. Tey are super diapers and I only have to wear two a day One during the day and one at night. Also add a plastic pant and they will never leak.

Hope this helps
Chipper

Dry 24/7 or Abena x plus are best

Hi I've posted a picture of the diapers we use.
They are the most absorbent diapers I know but you need to wear them with plastic pants on top.