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The new InControl Be-Dry diaper has a an ISO 7,500ml capacity. It may be practical if you already add a booster pad to a premium diaper. The Be-Dry diaper may cost no more than a premium diaper with a quality booster pad - as I must for nights.

Of course, the jury is still out on how much USEABLE capacity the diaper provides. Many other ultra-high-capacity diapers suffer from the gel-block effect where the SAP near the front becomes saturated and forms a "dam" or blockage that prevents wicking or flow of urine to the middle and rear parts of the diaper.

--John
(double incontinent)

I tried one of those high capacity ones for a long flight this week. Supposedly 11,000 ISO, but it suffers from the same issues you described - while sitting on that 15 hour flight, the front puffed up tremendously and nothing got wet in the crotch or back.Adding insult was the childish printing and very small sizing.

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- Tom

but is even feasible those high capacities 7 liters or even 11 liters, how much of that capacity is really be usable and how much money pay by capacities that only look nice for marketing?

just i wonder

These are crazy volumes but what if they were actually attainable? A full 7 liter diaper would weigh over 15 pounds and an 11 liter one would be over 24 pounds! Both seem completely unrealistic to me. I guess you would have to have a great set of diaper suspenders for either one of those.

The highest capacity diaper that have used are of 5 liters (5000ml) and when fully used turns heavy and with the heat uncomfortable so I wondered if ever the highest capacity like 7/11 liters would be usable. Even using the fullest capacity since in a point would like take off without even use what you paid for.

Agreed. These "Ultra" high capacities are not useable. I would rather see an emphasis on achieving greater useable capacities. For example, greater wicking (SAP does not wick) via "channels" or grooves in the absorbent mat.

--John