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johnnykaratesninjas
johnnykaratesninjas

Hello everyone, I'm new here but I'm 33 and have been suffering from bedwetting most of my life. I've been using diapers the last few years to manage it. I had been using Molicare Supers and they were perfect for what I needed and at a great price, however the price has doubled on them so I'm looking for something new to move to that would also be cost effective.



What products do you use? If any of you are familiar with the Molicares, do you have any suggestions of something similiar?



Thanks a lot!

Edwin
Edwin
I like the Northshore products, but yes, diapers are expensive. One advantage is that they offer free samples to see if they are right for you.
akingsmind
akingsmind
I personally use the better dry diapers which appears to be about 10 a case cheaper than the molicare. Depending on size around $90-100 a case from xpmedical. I find these better than everything else I’ve used but that’s what works for me. I’m a heavy wetter and they hold pretty much 3+ full voids without leaking
johnnykaratesninjas
johnnykaratesninjas
Thanks for the suggestion but the better dry's are well over double the Molicares I use. For past few years I have been getting (3) packs of 30 for 90 total diapers for about $60 total with free shipping.
Lazy_Bones
Lazy_Bones
I find the best option are the Betterdry, and I've tried a LOT! Especially if you're a restless or side sleeper. Although it's hard to re-adjust the tabs I've never had to in 2 years where some diapers I find despite being easier you find them losing grip which is bad news overnight.

Of course everyone's different but I'd definitely give them a try!
Cassiec
Cassiec
Northshore for sure. They have the the Megamax and it's super comfy. It's not too thick but will last you all night long so you might only need one diaper per night. I wear them all the time and like them. If you're going wear a diaper, find one you like. Like someone else said, Northshore had sample boxes you can order.
johnnykaratesninjas
johnnykaratesninjas
Thanks for the suggestions everyone! Northshore is a bit above my desired cost per diaper since they are well over $1/diaper. I did end up finding one that works for me (so far) - Seni Super Plus. So far so good and hoping that continues!
bedwetter669
bedwetter669
I use cloth diapers and plastic pants. Much cheaper in the long run. I only wet at night, so I only have 1 change per day. Unfortunately my supplier discontinued this product because of. COVID-19 and couldn't find a decent substitute.
wetr
wetr
I too wear cloth diapers and rubber pants for night time, its way cheaper in the long run,I do wear disposible diapers when i go out for the day.
donny444
donny444
I also use thick cloth with plastic pants overnight. During the day I’ve settled on better dry. I’ve tried many of the top recommended diapers over the years but for volume and reliability better dry work best for me. I usually go 12+ hours between changes.
jj1624
jj1624
Betterdry and tena ultima slip.
alphagb
alphagb
Johnny, have you looked at the Seni super Plus on Amazon? A little under $1.00 each when you buy a case, and very absorbent. Here's the link:
https://www.amazon.com/Seni-Briefs-Severe-Incontinence-Overnight/dp/B00NOW797S/ref=sr_1_1?crid=X55BIHB8Q2YK&dchild=1&keywords=seni+super+plus+medium&qid=1623685674&sprefix=seni+super+plus%2Caps%2C186&sr=8-1
alphagb
alphagb
I see you found these (Seni Super Plus) already! they are fantastic for the price. I also have tried the Tena Super briefs and they will work for overnight and are great for daytime as well. Here's the link:
https://www.amazon.com/TENA-Medium-Absorbency-Diaper-Disposable/dp/B0039Y7B38/ref=sr_1_4?crid=K9C0L54GT3RH&dchild=1&keywords=tena+super+briefs&qid=1623685885&sprefix=Tena+super%2Caps%2C201&sr=8-4
johnnykaratesninjas
johnnykaratesninjas
Thanks for all the suggestions everyone!
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