wellness diaper

[dennis]

Has anyone tried the Wellness diaper? I was wondering how they compared with the Abena xplus that I have used for some time. I see that the cost might be slightly less then the Abena.

[dljim95]

I can recommend them, I used them for around six months with no leaks. I wear 24/7 so I need a cost effective diaper to fit my budget and with the Wellness diaper I can get by on two diapers most days. I since converted to cloth diapers and only use Wellness when I travel.

[Don]

dljim,
Welcome to the forum and thank you for your first post! Do tell us what brings you here and introduce yourself to the forum. Thanks, and welcome.

Don

[Puffy Pants]

After my 15 years dealing with my plumbing issues, that is probably one of the only ones I never tried, so can't help you out there. If I can get them in Canada, I would look into them if they are in the Ultra high end for absorbancy. The other I have not tried is the Dry 24/7, but price is the issue on most of the upper end stuff I looked at. My pants may be puffy, but my wallet sure isn't fat! & welcome to the forum dljim95... Puffy

[redwolf]

I use the Wellness diaper on a fairly regular basis. They have great capacity for their thickness. The mediums are a blue color, which is a turn-off for some. They often run specials for $59/case of 60 with a promo code. Right now I believe the code is "holiday". So they are fairly reasonably priced for the capacity and quality.

-Darin

[PuddleGuy]

My wife and I have both used them in the past. We still prefer Abena but this holiday special does have me considering a case. $1 per unit for a quality diaper is hard to beat... even if they do look like they came from a hospital.