BetterDry diapers

[MikeJames]

I recently bought a bag of 15 BetterDry diapers to see how they compare to the Dry 24/7 diapers that I've been wearing for the past several months. I found that the capacity of the BetterDry diapers is very similar to that of the Dry 24/7's, but the size medium is substantially smaller (but still OK for me) in the BetterDry's. However, the BetterDry's cost about 50 cents per diaper more than the Dry 24/7. They're great diapers but not worth the extra cost.

they're not more expensive if you buy by the case. $99 for 60 = 1.65 ea. That includes shipping.

The Dry24/7 at XP Medical are $118 for 72 = 1.64 per diaper.


I want Dry24/7 to work for me so badly, but for some reason they leak like a sieve for me.

[JDinVirginia]

The BetterDry diapers are an impressive diaper, are slightly more absorbent than the Dry 24/7, and have fantastically high internal standing leak guards. The recently modified BetterDry diapers have the tallest internal standing leak guards I ever have seen. That should be good but I found significant quality control problems.

When I was active, the top strand of the standing leak guards would break, thus causing urine and feces to flow over the leg gathers. Also, the side material of the leak guards sometimes would tear. This occurred in three out of four diapers. When the standing leak guards remained intact, they worked very well. I am 74 years old and any diaper should be adequate for my level of activity. A younger person would be more active and presumably put more strain on the diaper. However, if you are inactive this diaper should work well for you.

--John