Rising cost of products on XP having me reconsider options
Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2021 10:24 am
Hi!
Sorry, its been a while. Life keeps me busy. A few months back, I posted about changing more often but using a lesser product hoping to save money over time. That concept didnt last very long. I sampled some of the lesser Seni Products, and leaked sitting down. That was a huge turnoff.. so I just said screw it, and kept using what I knew.. Seni during the hot weather, and Better dry during the fall.. Well, now Prices are going up on XP Medical's website where a case of Bettery dry is now 105, whereas it used to be 95 dollars. For someone on a fixed income, that extra 10 dollars really adds up. So, I have been looking into Medline Extended wear, and a brand called Underx. I think they are a step down in absorbency from what I am using, but a helluva lot cheaper if I use the right service. I usually dont always flood anyway, it seems to be usually more frequent smaller episodes.. and if that is the case, I think I can get away with a lesser diaper that is still high quality. Ive put in order for samples of Medline and UnderX and willl let you know what I think. Better Dry will still be my go to for long extended wear occasionally, but for work use I need something less expensive.
Peace out!
Rob
Sorry, its been a while. Life keeps me busy. A few months back, I posted about changing more often but using a lesser product hoping to save money over time. That concept didnt last very long. I sampled some of the lesser Seni Products, and leaked sitting down. That was a huge turnoff.. so I just said screw it, and kept using what I knew.. Seni during the hot weather, and Better dry during the fall.. Well, now Prices are going up on XP Medical's website where a case of Bettery dry is now 105, whereas it used to be 95 dollars. For someone on a fixed income, that extra 10 dollars really adds up. So, I have been looking into Medline Extended wear, and a brand called Underx. I think they are a step down in absorbency from what I am using, but a helluva lot cheaper if I use the right service. I usually dont always flood anyway, it seems to be usually more frequent smaller episodes.. and if that is the case, I think I can get away with a lesser diaper that is still high quality. Ive put in order for samples of Medline and UnderX and willl let you know what I think. Better Dry will still be my go to for long extended wear occasionally, but for work use I need something less expensive.
Peace out!
Rob