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I just wanna know the capacity. I was approved for these through Medicare. I buy Abri form when I can afford it: these look cheap and don’t look like they’ll do.

Years now of using pull-ups for myself. Tabs are for those of us who cannot handle pull-ups (slip-ons). Particularly in bed. Absorption is not the problem. Fitting onto the body, removal from the body, and adjustable the tension onto the edges against the skin, ... or why tabs are preferred. It does not matter whether my very disabled torso is properly awake, or properly sensible. As long as the staff handling the item are OK. The other nastiness of slip-ons (pull-ups) is that removal does not force the contaminants on the diaper to contaminate anything else. Bedding, clothing, and other skin and body parts (legs, feet, toes, etc.).

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Iam a male love the woman depends right here very comfortable to wear and sleep in them

And to wear all day please

At Walmart Canada please for me please

And can please buy me some depends diapers please and men's depends please and men's depends pads please

And can you please buy me some depends for men small please

And I over active bladder

And I have a bladder infection

And I am 19 years old

And I driple when I pee

And I have a urinary tract infection

And can't aim for the toilet when I pee pee on my pants and my underwear driple when I pee pee and I have bowel problems and I have a bladder problem

And I have accidents

I just started using these and I like them, they barely register on my cgm while providing me with a bunch of great stuff.

I wear them

I have to do a research project on this company.

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לצערי אצלינו לא מוכרים את זה עם המדבקות אלא רק תחתונים. ואני צריך עם סגירת מדבקןת

Where can you find them?

Do not get these do not work.

Fitright disposable diapers is a adult disp diapers for adult with light bladder or bowel control problems an some Walmart sell them put if thinking about wearing adult disp diapers an don't have bladder or bowel control problems i would order adult disp diapers from the Internet i myself is wearing north shore maga max at night an there supreme disposable diapers during the day I don't trust myself without with cloth backing disp diapers to me plastic backing disposable diapers is more comfortable an hold up better than cloth backing disp diapers plastic backing disposable diapers may cost more put worth it i myself don't mind if others hear the plastic backing crinkle when I move or noses the thickest around my west ether 😊😊❤❤😔

How can you tell the front to the back

What are the briefs meant to be worn as

Want to try a free Goodnites nighttime underwear sample? More info in bio!

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I wear Huggies Goodnites pull ups for night issue? I wanna give Huggies little movers size 8 diaper a try to see if they absorbs good

I wear Huggies Goodnites pull ups for night issue and wake up wet no leaks

I wear some

It is good absorbing ?

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I believed that Carewell was offering a competitive price for their products until I purchased Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease Ready to Use Infant Formula, 2oz. Carewell was charging over $130 for 48 bottles, which equals 8 boxes of 6, 2 oz bottles. I reached out to their customer service because I noticed that Enfamil, through their Amazon store, was charging $40 for a 6-count pack of 4. To purchase 48 bottles, it would have cost me $80. This means that Carewell was overcharging by over $50 for the same product on their website. As I have a newborn, I needed to purchase this product frequently, and in just two weeks, I made three purchases of the Enfamil product, spending approximately $400. The same product should have cost me $240 instead. I contacted Carewell, asking them to review the issue and remedy it by sending me the product I should have received from the overcharge. I did not want money; I wanted Carewell to do what was right in this situation. After admitting their mistake, Carewell repriced the product from $130 to $88. They recognized that they were overcharging and offered me a $10 store credit as a gesture of goodwill. However, I believe that this company does not prioritize their customers' satisfaction, and I am willing to fight for a refund of the amount overcharged. A loss of $240 is not the same as $20, and I welcome a litigation attorney to reach out to me so that we can ensure that every parent who purchased this product from Carewell is refunded the amount they were overcharged. This companies ability to do the right thing can’t be trusted. Keep shopping around.

I believed that Carewell was offering a competitive price for their products until I purchased Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease Ready to Use Infant Formula, 2oz. Carewell was charging over $130 for 48 bottles, which equals 8 boxes of 6, 2 oz bottles. I reached out to their customer service because I noticed that Enfamil, through their Amazon store, was charging $40 for a 6-count pack of 4. To purchase 48 bottles, it would have cost me $80. This means that Carewell was overcharging by over $50 for the same product on their website. As I have a newborn, I needed to purchase this product frequently, and in just two weeks, I made three purchases of the Enfamil product, spending approximately $400. The same product should have cost me $240 instead. I contacted Carewell, asking them to review the issue and remedy it by sending me the product I should have received from the overcharge. I did not want money; I wanted Carewell to do what was right in this situation. After admitting their mistake, Carewell repriced the product from $130 to $88. They recognized that they were overcharging and offered me a $10 store credit as a gesture of goodwill. However, I believe that this company does not prioritize their customers' satisfaction, and I am willing to fight for a refund of the amount overcharged. A loss of $240 is not the same as $20, and I welcome a litigation attorney to reach out to me so that we can ensure that every parent who purchased this product from Carewell is refunded the amount they were overcharged. This companies ability to do the right thing can’t be trusted. Keep shopping around.

I believed that Carewell was offering a competitive price for their products until I purchased Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease Ready to Use Infant Formula, 2oz. Carewell was charging over $130 for 48 bottles, which equals 8 boxes of 6, 2 oz bottles. I reached out to their customer service because I noticed that Enfamil, through their Amazon store, was charging $40 for a 6-count pack of 4. To purchase 48 bottles, it would have cost me $80. This means that Carewell was overcharging by over $50 for the same product on their website. As I have a newborn, I needed to purchase this product frequently, and in just two weeks, I made three purchases of the Enfamil product, spending approximately $400. The same product should have cost me $240 instead. I contacted Carewell, asking them to review the issue and remedy it by sending me the product I should have received from the overcharge. I did not want money; I wanted Carewell to do what was right in this situation. After admitting their mistake, Carewell repriced the product from $130 to $88. They recognized that they were overcharging and offered me a $10 store credit as a gesture of goodwill. However, I believe that this company does not prioritize their customers' satisfaction, and I am willing to fight for a refund of the amount overcharged. A loss of $240 is not the same as $20, and I welcome a litigation attorney to reach out to me so that we can ensure that every parent who purchased this product from Carewell is refunded the amount they were overcharged. This companies ability to do the right thing can’t be trusted. Keep shopping around.

I believed that Carewell was offering a competitive price for their products until I purchased Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease Ready to Use Infant Formula, 2oz. Carewell was charging over $130 for 48 bottles, which equals 8 boxes of 6, 2 oz bottles. I reached out to their customer service because I noticed that Enfamil, through their Amazon store, was charging $40 for a 6-count pack of 4. To purchase 48 bottles, it would have cost me $80. This means that Carewell was overcharging by over $50 for the same product on their website. As I have a newborn, I needed to purchase this product frequently, and in just two weeks, I made three purchases of the Enfamil product, spending approximately $400. The same product should have cost me $240 instead. I contacted Carewell, asking them to review the issue and remedy it by sending me the product I should have received from the overcharge. I did not want money; I wanted Carewell to do what was right in this situation. After admitting their mistake, Carewell repriced the product from $130 to $88. They recognized that they were overcharging and offered me a $10 store credit as a gesture of goodwill. However, I believe that this company does not prioritize their customers' satisfaction, and I am willing to fight for a refund of the amount overcharged. A loss of $240 is not the same as $20, and I welcome a litigation attorney to reach out to me so that we can ensure that every parent who purchased this product from Carewell is refunded the amount they were overcharged. This companies ability to do the right thing can’t be trusted. Keep shopping around.

I believed that Carewell was offering a competitive price for their products until I purchased Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease Ready to Use Infant Formula, 2oz. Carewell was charging over $130 for 48 bottles, which equals 8 boxes of 6, 2 oz bottles. I reached out to their customer service because I noticed that Enfamil, through their Amazon store, was charging $40 for a 6-count pack of 4. To purchase 48 bottles, it would have cost me $80. This means that Carewell was overcharging by over $50 for the same product on their website. As I have a newborn, I needed to purchase this product frequently, and in just two weeks, I made three purchases of the Enfamil product, spending approximately $400. The same product should have cost me $240 instead. I contacted Carewell, asking them to review the issue and remedy it by sending me the product I should have received from the overcharge. I did not want money; I wanted Carewell to do what was right in this situation. After admitting their mistake, Carewell repriced the product from $130 to $88. They recognized that they were overcharging and offered me a $10 store credit as a gesture of goodwill. However, I believe that this company does not prioritize their customers' satisfaction, and I am willing to fight for a refund of the amount overcharged. A loss of $240 is not the same as $20, and I welcome a litigation attorney to reach out to me so that we can ensure that every parent who purchased this product from Carewell is refunded the amount they were overcharged. This companies ability to do the right thing can’t be trusted. Keep shopping around.

I believed that Carewell was offering a competitive price for their products until I purchased Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease Ready to Use Infant Formula, 2oz. Carewell was charging over $130 for 48 bottles, which equals 8 boxes of 6, 2 oz bottles. I reached out to their customer service because I noticed that Enfamil, through their Amazon store, was charging $40 for a 6-count pack of 4. To purchase 48 bottles, it would have cost me $80. This means that Carewell was overcharging by over $50 for the same product on their website. As I have a newborn, I needed to purchase this product frequently, and in just two weeks, I made three purchases of the Enfamil product, spending approximately $400. The same product should have cost me $240 instead. I contacted Carewell, asking them to review the issue and remedy it by sending me the product I should have received from the overcharge. I did not want money; I wanted Carewell to do what was right in this situation. After admitting their mistake, Carewell repriced the product from $130 to $88. They recognized that they were overcharging and offered me a $10 store credit as a gesture of goodwill. However, I believe that this company does not prioritize their customers' satisfaction, and I am willing to fight for a refund of the amount overcharged. A loss of $240 is not the same as $20, and I welcome a litigation attorney to reach out to me so that we can ensure that every parent who purchased this product from Carewell is refunded the amount they were overcharged. This companies ability to do the right thing can’t be trusted. Keep shopping around.

I believed that Carewell was offering a competitive price for their products until I purchased Enfamil NeuroPro Gentlease Ready to Use Infant Formula, 2oz. Carewell was charging over $130 for 48 bottles, which equals 8 boxes of 6, 2 oz bottles. I reached out to their customer service because I noticed that Enfamil, through their Amazon store, was charging $40 for a 6-count pack of 4. To purchase 48 bottles, it would have cost me $80. This means that Carewell was overcharging by over $50 for the same product on their website. As I have a newborn, I needed to purchase this product frequently, and in just two weeks, I made three purchases of the Enfamil product, spending approximately $400. The same product should have cost me $240 instead. I contacted Carewell, asking them to review the issue and remedy it by sending me the product I should have received from the overcharge. I did not want money; I wanted Carewell to do what was right in this situation. After admitting their mistake, Carewell repriced the product from $130 to $88. They recognized that they were overcharging and offered me a $10 store credit as a gesture of goodwill. However, I believe that this company does not prioritize their customers' satisfaction, and I am willing to fight for a refund of the amount overcharged. A loss of $240 is not the same as $20, and I welcome a litigation attorney to reach out to me so that we can ensure that every parent who purchased this product from Carewell is refunded the amount they were overcharged. This companies ability to do the right thing can’t be trusted. Keep shopping around.

I would never purchase from this company: first, instead of calling them diapers, can you honor their dignity by calling them adult sanitary briefs or incontinece briefs? And, that lady who plays the mom should be told not to act so smug, it is very off-putting

Hello from New Orleans

I wore them and they felt ultra soft & comfortable plus kept my skin healthy

Thank you for calling them diapers. Reason I mention it is because almost all other companies call them briefs. As mentioned by others, calling them diapers almost sort of reduces the stigma associated with incontinence products. It’s calling them what they are, not trying to hide what they are.