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The best overnight diapers for adults are the Confidry 24/7, the Northshore Megamax, BetterDry Diapers, Crinklz, Abena M4/L4, Little For Big ABDL Diapers, Trest, Northshore Supreme, Tranquility ATN, and the LivDry Diaper. This list is by no means complete as there are a ton of good quality diapers out there I haven’t tried yet! All that aside, this diaper is VERY absorbent and will undoubtedly last any bedwetter through the night! As much as I have had an affinity for this brand for many years I do have to call out the quality issues like this that have been happening for some time now. The main point you really need to know about the LivDry diaper is that it was originally designed to be what is called a two piece system.
The sizing of this diaper runs large and in my review, following the recommended sizing I went with a small rather than the usual medium. The sizing is comparable to the ConfiDry 24/7, which now has me curious about how the small size of that diaper would fit. Overall, I found this diaper to be comfortable and surprisingly breathable, but it fell short when it came to absorbency, largely as a result of the topsheet repelling moisture causing leakage through the sides. The theoretical capacity of this diaper is certainly much greater than observed in testing, perhaps closer to the lab test result. Also, it’s marketed as a medical diaper, but it comes at a very high unit cost and after testing both I feel the NorthShore Supreme provides a better value. That said, perhaps with some design improvements it could be a great diaper for long duration wear. That said, I wear this diaper to bed every night and nearly never have any leaks. I do however wear this diaper with a Liveanew XL booster pad that adds quite a bit of extra absorbency. This obviously means all the ABDL diapers there are too. This one in particular certainly did not disappoint.When my bedwetting issues first started all those years ago there weren’t a whole lot of quality overnight diapers for adults available yet. There were some OKAY but there are many really great options available these days! How well any particular brand performs for you or for me can depend on a number of factors. Despite those variables they all seem to have a surprisingly similar capacity level!
I mention that because they were very similar diapers to me. When I first put on the Little Dreamers my very first thought was how much they reminded me of The Trest diaper. This is another product I was fortunate enough to be able to try recently. I got so excited to try them out I neglected to properly document the process. Padding Dimensions (L x fW x mW x bW): 67 cm (26.4") x 29 cm (11.4") x 21 cm (8.3") x 42 cm (16.5")The Tranquility ATN is probably the least absorbent diaper on this list. With less absorbency comes less material. With less material comes less cost. The brief offers individuals a more customized and comfortable fit. Tabs can be applied to the brief's "landing zone," offering wearers the opportunity to adjust tabs as needed without ripping the exterior of the brief. The NorthShore MegaMax performed strongly when it came to wet durability. It was perhaps similar to the BetterDry/Crinklz in this regard, but slightly short of the Drylife SlipSuper or NorthShore Supreme diapers. The padding on this diaper is remarkably resilient and even though the padding somewhat collapsed during the shake test, part of it still remained and did not seem to want to budge. During active wear the padding swelled quite a bit when wet but did not show significant signs of clumping or tearing when wet. It seems well constructed to stay in place and retains a degree of firmness. There were no issues with the tapes during testing, if anything they held a bit too strong because they proved difficult to remove. I feel this diaper could be well suited to active daily wear, it’s very hard to see it coming loose or the padding falling apart while active.
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