I wish Walmart in US would carry Tena tape on diapers. Been thinking about ordering some Tena slip maxi as they are simultaneously discreet and absorbent (for tape on diapers). I love the fit of Tena slip maxi.
@@speedydiaperreviews2728 I do know which ones you are referring to. The real plastic backed ones. You can still buy them online though. I tried the Tena stretch maxi (with the belt type fit) and they were loose in the leg gathers.
@@ashleyroberts302 Yea, I think your maybe thinking of the white and purple ones with second chance tapes? They are plastic backed. They refure to them as European Tena.
@@speedydiaperreviews2728 Yes I love the euro Tena slip maxi. The only Tena I can wear without usually leaking. The super ones I usually have to add a booster to so I don't leak. The capacity of the maxi are perfect for daytime under a skirt.
You sure know your stuff. It took me years to find the right product. When I was a teen, I used to use feminine pads for light leakage, but they leaked even after a coughing fit. I had better results with Poise pads before my incontinence progressed. Fast forward to being 31, my urogynecologist initially diagnosed me with urge incontinence, but in reality I have functional incontinence due to my disability and diminished bladder sensation after my hysterectomy. I have to wear tape up diapers because I'm almost completely bladder incontinent. You use whatever you need to maintain your dignity. Just like using mobility aids and wearing glasses, incontinence products help people live a normal life. First hand experience helped me find what works and what doesn't. Your videos are very helpful, thank you.
Over time you slowly learned what worked and did not work. At the same time your incontinence had progressed. At any time did you feel like you didn’t want to wear protection? Or have you always viewed pads and diapers as a useful and positive tool to do the job? The only negatives I experience with the protection on is that my skin gets super irritated and dry. The skin that guys have in that area is extremely sensitive to getting, itchy,dry and rashy. Also thick diapers do not work well for me sometimes because of my hardware. Since that area is sensitive it can cause major uncomfort at times. Other than that, I really do embrace what diapers offer, to allow me to sleep better mainly.
@speedydiaperreviews2728 I've always viewed diapers as a positive tool to help me live a normal life. Since I'm a woman, I don't experience the skin irritation or chafing, although occasionally I get the thigh chub rub from the summer heat. Most of the time I don't know when my bladder is full, so it just lets go. The diapers have saved my dignity many times. I've been incontinent for 23 plus years and can't imagine life without protection.
Well said both of you! I'm so much more confident now that I've learned to first accept and then fully embrace diapers. They have made my life so much better. I always feel comfortable and protected when I am diapered.😊
@@maxgood1876 A diaper can provide a fantastic sense of security. For both the incontinent and for the OAB people. Even for me, though I’m not incontinent, the diaper provides that reassurance being there for me if my bladder needs it, in the case that a restroom is not easily accessible or nearby.
I wearing Depend for me. Night defense incontinence underwear for sleeping protection accidental. I have hypertension, unspecified because my blood pressure was high cause to death then I have medicine to get high blood pressure get down. Make urinate frequent due diuretic.
I have bladder leakage and urge incontinence, also, occasional bowel accidents. The bowel accidents are not as bad as they used to be, though I have had a bad diarrhea for the past 3 days.. what diaper do you suggest?
For diarrhea, I used a Rearz critters caboose for when I had my super bad stomach flu. I tried not to use them but they saved me a couple of times. Mega max is also good for that type of problem. I know there is a lot more to choose from than Rearz but that’s almost all that I can get in Canada in terms of premium protection. Oh and I’ve had good luck with incontrol diapers as well.
I use MegaMax for diarrhea. Nice tall leakguards and rear waistband keeps full BMs safely inside. They seem absorb some of the liquid and keep the solids inside.
@@S-link999 Yea, pads are great actually. For periods, bladder leaks or whatever. What we or anyone wears underneath our pants isn’t a big deal and it shouldn’t be made fun of.
Absolutely agree! Pads or diapers are necessary for so many adults. Using them should not have any stigma. They are a tool to absorb and contain bladder and bowel leaks. They help people who need them feel confident, comfortable and protected. Why would anyone ever make fun of that?
@@maxgood1876 I watched a video today, that a CZcamsr posted. He was making fun of people that wear diapers big time. He was mostly making fun of abdls but also those that use diapers. Pretty pathetic hey.
Good question, I haven’t been able to find a pull up that offers great heavy protection. Tena used to make good overnight ones but they downgraded there pull-ups and I can’t recommend those any more.
My name Bill Thompson I am a diaper lover I been wearing diapers for over 40 years an full time for over 20 I now wearing north shore maga max at night an there supreme disposable diapers during the day I have try north shore adult pull ups they hold up to 8 or so you can order a sample of them before ordering a case of them I myself love wearing adult disp diapers with plastic backing be to me adult disp diapers is better for me I love plastic backing disposable diapers they much more comfortable then pull ups
My name Bill Thompson I am a diaper lover I been wearing diapers for over 40 years an full time for over 20 years I now wearing north shore maga max at night with a north shore booster pad in it so I don't leak I move around a lot during the night I would leak I now don't have worry about leaking I also wear there supreme disposable diapers they both have plastic backing disposable diapers I don't trust cloth backing disp diapers I found out plastic backing disposable diapers hold up better an more comfortable to I will wear diapers for the rest of my life ❤❤❤❤🖤🖤🖤🩷🩷🩷💙💙💙🩵🩵🩵🍼🍼🇺🇲
And I am 19 years old
I wish Walmart in US would carry Tena tape on diapers. Been thinking about ordering some Tena slip maxi as they are simultaneously discreet and absorbent (for tape on diapers). I love the fit of Tena slip maxi.
But the old version of the Tena Maxi plastic backed was the best! Do you know the ones I’m speaking of. If not I’ll post a picture of them.
@@speedydiaperreviews2728 I do know which ones you are referring to. The real plastic backed ones. You can still buy them online though. I tried the Tena stretch maxi (with the belt type fit) and they were loose in the leg gathers.
@@ashleyroberts302 Yea, I think your maybe thinking of the white and purple ones with second chance tapes? They are plastic backed. They refure to them as European Tena.
@@speedydiaperreviews2728 Yes. The European Tena. The only Tena diaper I can wear without
@@speedydiaperreviews2728 Yes I love the euro Tena slip maxi. The only Tena I can wear without usually leaking. The super ones I usually have to add a booster to so I don't leak. The capacity of the maxi are perfect for daytime under a skirt.
You sure know your stuff. It took me years to find the right product. When I was a teen, I used to use feminine pads for light leakage, but they leaked even after a coughing fit. I had better results with Poise pads before my incontinence progressed. Fast forward to being 31, my urogynecologist initially diagnosed me with urge incontinence, but in reality I have functional incontinence due to my disability and diminished bladder sensation after my hysterectomy. I have to wear tape up diapers because I'm almost completely bladder incontinent. You use whatever you need to maintain your dignity. Just like using mobility aids and wearing glasses, incontinence products help people live a normal life. First hand experience helped me find what works and what doesn't. Your videos are very helpful, thank you.
Over time you slowly learned what worked and did not work. At the same time your incontinence had progressed. At any time did you feel like you didn’t want to wear protection? Or have you always viewed pads and diapers as a useful and positive tool to do the job? The only negatives I experience with the protection on is that my skin gets super irritated and dry. The skin that guys have in that area is extremely sensitive to getting, itchy,dry and rashy. Also thick diapers do not work well for me sometimes because of my hardware. Since that area is sensitive it can cause major uncomfort at times. Other than that, I really do embrace what diapers offer, to allow me to sleep better mainly.
@speedydiaperreviews2728 I've always viewed diapers as a positive tool to help me live a normal life. Since I'm a woman, I don't experience the skin irritation or chafing, although occasionally I get the thigh chub rub from the summer heat. Most of the time I don't know when my bladder is full, so it just lets go. The diapers have saved my dignity many times. I've been incontinent for 23 plus years and can't imagine life without protection.
@@speedydiaperreviews2728 Adult Cloth Diaper Overnight.
Well said both of you! I'm so much more confident now that I've learned to first accept and then fully embrace diapers. They have made my life so much better. I always feel comfortable and protected when I am diapered.😊
@@maxgood1876 A diaper can provide a fantastic sense of security. For both the incontinent and for the OAB people. Even for me, though I’m not incontinent, the diaper provides that reassurance being there for me if my bladder needs it, in the case that a restroom is not easily accessible or nearby.
Anch'io uso questi pannoloni che assorbiscono tanto ,,sono felice che lo metto ,,mi sento sicuro.
Im almost 17 years old. 😊 and swag video
I wearing Depend for me. Night defense incontinence underwear for sleeping protection accidental. I have hypertension, unspecified because my blood pressure was high cause to death then I have medicine to get high blood pressure get down. Make urinate frequent due diuretic.
I have bladder leakage and urge incontinence, also, occasional bowel accidents. The bowel accidents are not as bad as they used to be, though I have had a bad diarrhea for the past 3 days.. what diaper do you suggest?
For diarrhea, I used a Rearz critters caboose for when I had my super bad stomach flu. I tried not to use them but they saved me a couple of times. Mega max is also good for that type of problem. I know there is a lot more to choose from than Rearz but that’s almost all that I can get in Canada in terms of premium protection. Oh and I’ve had good luck with incontrol diapers as well.
I use MegaMax for diarrhea. Nice tall leakguards and rear waistband keeps full BMs safely inside. They seem absorb some of the liquid and keep the solids inside.
Hi my name is Micheal
Hey Micheal, I’m Eric.
2:20 can you put a link to the video?
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@@speedydiaperreviews2728Goodness, this guy is following the stigma so much that pads for anyone/anything is considered bad.
@@S-link999 Yea, pads are great actually. For periods, bladder leaks or whatever. What we or anyone wears underneath our pants isn’t a big deal and it shouldn’t be made fun of.
Absolutely agree! Pads or diapers are necessary for so many adults. Using them should not have any stigma. They are a tool to absorb and contain bladder and bowel leaks. They help people who need them feel confident, comfortable and protected. Why would anyone ever make fun of that?
@@maxgood1876 I watched a video today, that a CZcamsr posted. He was making fun of people that wear diapers big time. He was mostly making fun of abdls but also those that use diapers. Pretty pathetic hey.
How about heavy leakage for pull ups not diapers. I like wearing pull ups.
Good question, I haven’t been able to find a pull up that offers great heavy protection. Tena used to make good overnight ones but they downgraded there pull-ups and I can’t recommend those any more.
@@speedydiaperreviews2728 How about tranquility? Are they any good in your opinion? I like their pull ups size M they fit me
Egosan, Because and Tranquility are good pull-up brands. They have dual leak guards and heavy leak protection.
My name Bill Thompson I am a diaper lover I been wearing diapers for over 40 years an full time for over 20 I now wearing north shore maga max at night an there supreme disposable diapers during the day I have try north shore adult pull ups they hold up to 8 or so you can order a sample of them before ordering a case of them I myself love wearing adult disp diapers with plastic backing be to me adult disp diapers is better for me I love plastic backing disposable diapers they much more comfortable then pull ups
I was born in 1983 how about yoy
1989
I'm confused. Why would you need to wear diapers. What is wrong with you?
I have Overactive bladder and Nocturia. That’s the reason I wear them. I mostly need them for overnight.
My name Bill Thompson I am a diaper lover I been wearing diapers for over 40 years an full time for over 20 years I now wearing north shore maga max at night with a north shore booster pad in it so I don't leak I move around a lot during the night I would leak I now don't have worry about leaking I also wear there supreme disposable diapers they both have plastic backing disposable diapers I don't trust cloth backing disp diapers I found out plastic backing disposable diapers hold up better an more comfortable to I will wear diapers for the rest of my life ❤❤❤❤🖤🖤🖤🩷🩷🩷💙💙💙🩵🩵🩵🍼🍼🇺🇲
@@user-oc3xj2iz6y I agree very much.