I was very disappointed to learn that Sam's Club (here in the US) just
changed their house brand adult diapers (Member's Mark) from a plastic
to a cloth cover. Before this change, I had been enjoying the benefits
of a decent, middle-duty disposable brief that was very economical (64
count for $19.98!).  The recent product change is very disappointing.
The cloth-covered replacement model DOES NOT perform nearly as well as
the plastic backed diaper did and it's virtually worthless when I'm
sleeping on my side, as I do most of the night. If anyone else out
there was also disappointed in this change, I urge you to write to
Customer Service at Sam's Club/Member's Mark and request they go back
to the previous model.  I won't be purchasing these anymore unless they
do. Meanwhile, can anyone suggest a moderately priced adult diaper
that's good for what I call "middle-duty" (re: when around the house
and/or able to change periodically through the day).  Assistance will
be greatly appreciated!  Thanks! pj


--- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, "bjannereth" <bmta1970@...> wrote:
>
> is it just me or dose it seam like you perspire more in diapers with
> cloth like covers?
> it seams that way for me.
> I prefer plastic backed diapers.
> the cloth like one for me in addition to the perspireing also get
loose
> after a while and don't want to stay up.and they don't hold the
wetness
> in as good as the plastic coverd ones.
> what does anybody else think?
>

Yes I've noticed that too when I wear my plastic panties over my Tena Extra disposable diapers.  But there is a good side to it, they act like a mini-spa and you actually shed some weight and in my case a few inches off my waistline.

bjannereth <bmta1970@msn.com> wrote:

is it just me or dose it seam like you perspire more in diapers with
cloth like covers?
it seams that way for me.
I prefer plastic backed diapers.
the cloth like one for me in addition to the perspireing also get loose
after a while and don't want to stay up.and they don't hold the wetness
in as good as the plastic coverd ones.
what does anybody else think?




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I would agree. The cloth covered types tend to "weep"
when they get near capacity, leaving your pants a
little bit damp. Also will chafe your skin once they
get that way.  They are great for being discreet, but
not so good if you plan on wearing them a long time
where they will get used a lot.

-Darin
--- bjannereth <bmta1970@...> wrote:

> is it just me or dose it seam like you perspire more
> in diapers with
> cloth like covers?
> it seams that way for me.
> I prefer plastic backed diapers.
> the cloth like one for me in addition to the
> perspireing also get loose
> after a while and don't want to stay up.and they
> don't hold the wetness
> in as good as the plastic coverd ones.
> what does anybody else think?
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is it just me or dose it seam like you perspire more in diapers with
cloth like covers?
it seams that way for me.
I prefer plastic backed diapers.
the cloth like one for me in addition to the perspireing also get loose
after a while and don't want to stay up.and they don't hold the wetness
in as good as the plastic coverd ones.
what does anybody else think?




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is it just me or dose it seam like you perspire more in diapers with
cloth like covers?
it seams that way for me.
I prefer plastic backed diapers.
the cloth like one for me in addition to the perspireing also get loose
after a while and don't want to stay up.and they don't hold the wetness
in as good as the plastic coverd ones.
what does anybody else think?

yes   i did  take  a  2look   as well  well  you  put  it  right  now
stphn


>From: Rachelle <ofmanynationz@...>
>Reply-To: Incont@yahoogroups.com
>To: Incont@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [Incont] OT migraines
>Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2007 21:00:42 -0700 (PDT)
>
>I can't believe I wrote Tampax for Topamax ...   unless spell checker
>changed it.  Shouldn't type when I am tired ...
>
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The reason you probably think they resemble Huggies is
because they use the same backsheet material for the
"Adjustable Underwear" as they do for the Huggies baby
diapers. If you look closely you will see the same
star pattern on both.

-Darin
--- muppetfanmn <muppetfanmn@...> wrote:

> Actually, Kimberely Clark makes both Huggies and
> Depend.  Not that
> you could tell from most Depend products.  Though I
> have been using
> Depend adjustable underwear style during the day -
> not bad.  It
> struck me seeing one sitting on my dining room table
> that they
> resemble a giant "Huggie" and are quite thin
> (Ultratrim??)
>
> At any rate I'm beginning to think that you'd hear
> plenty of
> complaints about baby diapers if babies could type
> and had a Yahoo!
> group where they discussed the relative merits of
> Huggies vs.
> Pampers or Luvs.
> --- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, John Lameck
> <johnlameck01@...> wrote:
> >
> > You'd think with roughly 25 million incontinent
> people in the USA
> Pampers, Huggies would bring out decent low cost
> adult diapers.
> >
> > bjannereth <bmta1970@...> wrote:  --I have used
> baby diapers as
> booster pads in the past and they work
> > well.
> > I wish that companies that make diapers, would put
> as much effort
> in
> > adult products as they do baby products.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > - In Incont@yahoogroups.com, "muppetfanmn" wrote:
> > >
> > > I hope my friends are as understanding.
> > >
> > > --- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, Rachelle wrote:
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> > > rack for him. I
> > > > had wet myself and realized I had forgotten my
> diaper bag.
> Thaey
> > > have a little girl that is still diapered. his
> wife asked me if
> I
> > > wanted to try one of her pampers size 6,I siad
> "well it can't
> hurt
> > > to try besides,I needed something to get home
> in. So I tried it
> on
> > > and got it to fit. It got me home and served
> it's perpose till I
> > got
> > > home to put my regular dipers on.
> > > >
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BTW if you are looking for an adult sized diaper that
is very close to the baby diapers of the 90s check out
Bambino:
http://www.bambinodiapers.com/

I had the opportunity to try some and they are very
well made. Similar to the Secure Care X-Plus, but with
a front elastic and printed taping panel.  They are
pretty pricey though. If you don't want prints you can
get the same protection from a Secure Care X-Plus for
about 80 cents cheaper per diaper.

-Darin
--- orca_123@... wrote:

>
> >You'd think with roughly 25 million incontinent
> people in the USA
> >Pampers, Huggies would bring out decent low cost
> adult diapers.
>
> Pampers/Luvs is owned and made by Proctor and
> Gamble. P&G used to own
> Attends, before they sold it to PaperPak. They got
> out of the adult
> diaper business due to sagging profits and a loss in
> competition to Depends.
>
> Huggies is owned and made by Kimberly Clark. KC owns
> and makes
> Depends and Poise. Depends is currently the
> number-one brand of adult
> diapers used in the US, outside of an institutional
> setting. (Here in
> Canada, the numbers are somewhat skewed as other
> competitors, like
> SCA Tena, have made significant inroads into the
> adult diaper market.)
>
> 25 million incontinent people is financially small
> compared to babies
> and baby diapers. There are far more diaper-wearing
> children in the
> US than there are incontinent adults. Remember that
> it's all about
> money. Unless diaper companies see a significant
> profit on their
> investment, they won't put in the effort to making
> anything
> worthwhile for us to use.
>
> This is why the niche market manufacturers, like
> Hartmann (makers of
> Molicare), Tena and Abriform have done so well since
> they narrow
> focus on a specific market.
>
> Wanting and wishing that baby diaper manufacturers
> suddenly retool
> for adult diapers is purely a fantasy. Provide
> hard-core, objective
> financial feasibility studies to the marketing
> managers at said
> companies and they MAY listen to you.
>
> It's no crime - it's capitalism, and that's life.
>
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Pampers parent company Proctor & Gamble used to make
Attends, but sold it to Paperpak like 5-6 years ago.

Huggies parent company Kimberly Clark is probably the
biggest producer of adult incon products in the USA.
Their most popular brands being Depend and Poise.

They aren't going to market them under the Huggies
brand as most incon folks don't want their adult
absorbent garments associated with baby diapers.

-Darin
--- John Lameck <johnlameck01@...> wrote:

> You'd think with roughly 25 million incontinent
> people in the USA Pampers, Huggies would bring out
> decent low cost adult diapers.
>
> bjannereth <bmta1970@...> wrote:  --I have used
> baby diapers as booster pads in the past and they
> work
> well.
> I wish that companies that make diapers, would put
> as much effort in
> adult products as they do baby products.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> - In Incont@yahoogroups.com, "muppetfanmn" wrote:
> >
> > I hope my friends are as understanding.
> >
> > --- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, Rachelle wrote:
> > >
> > > Whatever it is you were building sounds
> wonderful.
> > > And excellent to have excellent friends like
> that.
> > > arrjkd@ the other day I was at a friends house
> building a log
> > rack for him. I
> > > had wet myself and realized I had forgotten my
> diaper bag. Thaey
> > have a little girl that is still diapered. his
> wife asked me if I
> > wanted to try one of her pampers size 6,I siad
> "well it can't hurt
> > to try besides,I needed something to get home in.
> So I tried it on
> > and got it to fit. It got me home and served it's
> perpose till I
> got
> > home to put my regular dipers on.
> > >
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Actually, Kimberely Clark makes both Huggies and Depend. Not that
you could tell from most Depend products. Though I have been using
Depend adjustable underwear style during the day - not bad. It
struck me seeing one sitting on my dining room table that they
resemble a giant "Huggie" and are quite thin (Ultratrim??)

At any rate I'm beginning to think that you'd hear plenty of
complaints about baby diapers if babies could type and had a Yahoo!
group where they discussed the relative merits of Huggies vs.
Pampers or Luvs.
--- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, John Lameck wrote:
>
> You'd think with roughly 25 million incontinent people in the USA
Pampers, Huggies would bring out decent low cost adult diapers.
>
> bjannereth wrote: --I have used baby diapers as
booster pads in the past and they work
> well.
> I wish that companies that make diapers, would put as much effort
in
> adult products as they do baby products.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> - In Incont@yahoogroups.com, "muppetfanmn" wrote:
> >
> > I hope my friends are as understanding.
> >
> > --- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, Rachelle wrote:
> > >
> > > Whatever it is you were building sounds wonderful.
> > > And excellent to have excellent friends like that.
> > > arrjkd@ the other day I was at a friends house building a log
> > rack for him. I
> > > had wet myself and realized I had forgotten my diaper bag.
Thaey
> > have a little girl that is still diapered. his wife asked me if
I
> > wanted to try one of her pampers size 6,I siad "well it can't
hurt
> > to try besides,I needed something to get home in. So I tried it
on
> > and got it to fit. It got me home and served it's perpose till I
> got
> > home to put my regular dipers on.
> > >
> > >
> > > LPH.Best of health & spirits.R
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You'd think with roughly 25 million incontinent people in the USA Pampers, Huggies would bring out decent low cost adult diapers.

Actually, Kimberely Clark makes both Huggies and Depend.  Not that
you could tell from most Depend products.  Though I have been using
Depend adjustable underwear style during the day - not bad.  It
struck me seeing one sitting on my dining room table that they
resemble a giant "Huggie" and are quite thin (Ultratrim??)

At any rate I'm beginning to think that you'd hear plenty of
complaints about baby diapers if babies could type and had a Yahoo!
group where they discussed the relative merits of Huggies vs.
Pampers or Luvs.
--- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, John Lameck <johnlameck01@...> wrote:
>
> You'd think with roughly 25 million incontinent people in the USA
Pampers, Huggies would bring out decent low cost adult diapers.
>
> bjannereth <bmta1970@...> wrote:  --I have used baby diapers as
booster pads in the past and they work
> well.
> I wish that companies that make diapers, would put as much effort
in
> adult products as they do baby products.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> - In Incont@yahoogroups.com, "muppetfanmn" wrote:
> >
> > I hope my friends are as understanding.
> >
> > --- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, Rachelle wrote:
> > >
> > > Whatever it is you were building sounds wonderful.
> > > And excellent to have excellent friends like that.
> > > arrjkd@ the other day I was at a friends house building a log
> > rack for him. I
> > > had wet myself and realized I had forgotten my diaper bag.
Thaey
> > have a little girl that is still diapered. his wife asked me if
I
> > wanted to try one of her pampers size 6,I siad "well it can't
hurt
> > to try besides,I needed something to get home in. So I tried it
on
> > and got it to fit. It got me home and served it's perpose till I
> got
> > home to put my regular dipers on.
> > >
> > >
> > > LPH.Best of health & spirits.R
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--I have used baby diapers as booster pads in the past and they work
well.
I wish that companies that make diapers, would put as much effort in
adult products as they do baby products.














- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, "muppetfanmn" wrote:
>
> I hope my friends are as understanding.
>
> --- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, Rachelle wrote:
> >
> > Whatever it is you were building sounds wonderful.
> > And excellent to have excellent friends like that.
> > arrjkd@ the other day I was at a friends house building a log
> rack for him. I
> > had wet myself and realized I had forgotten my diaper bag. Thaey
> have a little girl that is still diapered. his wife asked me if I
> wanted to try one of her pampers size 6,I siad "well it can't hurt
> to try besides,I needed something to get home in. So I tried it on
> and got it to fit. It got me home and served it's perpose till I
got
> home to put my regular dipers on.
> >
> >
> > LPH.Best of health & spirits.R
> >
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--I have used baby diapers as booster pads in the past and they work
well.
I wish that companies that make diapers, would put as much effort in
adult products as they do baby products.














- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, "muppetfanmn" <muppetfanmn@...> wrote:
>
> I hope my friends are as understanding.
>
> --- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, Rachelle <ofmanynationz@> wrote:
> >
> > Whatever it is you were building sounds wonderful.
> >   And excellent to have excellent friends like that.
> >   arrjkd@ the other day I was at a friends house building a log
> rack for him. I
> > had wet myself and realized I had forgotten my diaper bag. Thaey
> have a little girl that is still diapered. his wife asked me if I
> wanted to try one of her pampers size 6,I siad "well it can't hurt
> to try besides,I needed something to get home in. So I tried it on
> and got it to fit. It got me home and served it's perpose till I
got
> home to put my regular dipers on.
> >
> >
> > LPH.Best of health & spirits.R
> >
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I hope my friends are as understanding.

--- In Incont@yahoogroups.com, Rachelle <ofmanynationz@...> wrote:
>
> Whatever it is you were building sounds wonderful.
>   And excellent to have excellent friends like that.
>   arrjkd@... the other day I was at a friends house building a log
rack for him. I
> had wet myself and realized I had forgotten my diaper bag. Thaey
have a little girl that is still diapered. his wife asked me if I
wanted to try one of her pampers size 6,I siad "well it can't hurt
to try besides,I needed something to get home in. So I tried it on
and got it to fit. It got me home and served it's perpose till I got
home to put my regular dipers on.
>
>
> LPH.Best of health & spirits.R
>
>
>
>
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Here's Google:  http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Duradrin

johnlameck01@... I checked it with Web MB but they don't take more than 5 capsules in a 12 hour period
ofmanynationz@... Is the drug prescription or over - the - counter?ron88jen@... wrote: HEY FOLKS 
there is a solution for cluster migraines
its called Duradrin
though now the generic is called Migrin-A you take two as soon as you know its coming on then you take one every hr up to six
it works for my migraines, which aren't cluster actually, and works for hubbys which are classic clusters (he calls them eyeball headaches bc they are always ehind one eye)         Jen         

LPH.Best of health & spirits.R     

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I can't take anything that has ergotamine in its chemical makeup
ofmanynationz@... 

Didn't work ===>  the first line is seizures meds such as topamax and depakote mainly.   

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Glad you brought this up.  Been giving it a lot of thought.

When my cluster HA started, I was emailing an offline friend who was also struggling w bad head aches.  She said that the chiropractor was doing adjustments that relieved the head aches.  That makes sense to me.

While not handicapped by it, I do have a few back problems, including a few birth defects like scoliosis and something near the coccus and a narrow canal under the spine that I can't think of the medical term for now.

These have prolly moved or affected my other organs.  A scan showed a bit of spine pressing on my tummy.  No treatment was recommended and I don't seem to have any real serious problems from that, including how I look.  And leg problems from the spine problems slow me to get to bathroom.

I'm suggesting that possibly some of us do have back problems that effect both our head aches and Incont that may response to medical adjusting and massage.  brwmeistr <brwmeistr9@...
--- John Lameck wrote: I didn't write the part below:
It's interesting that so many of us also have migraines. I doubt there's any connection between migraine and incont; in my case I know there isn't a connection, but the coincidence is interesting none the less.
My migraines normally waken me about 4AM, without any known aura, but with the full-blown pain, nausea, photo-and phonophobias. Normally I take Amerge and go back to bed,
with good relief within an hour or so, but occasionally even when the pain is gone I'll continue to have the nausea and photophobia, so I have to stay home and in a dark room.
Fortunately, I've not had one for many months now.   

I send my best wishes to all here.     Brew       

LPH.Best of health & spirits.R     

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I would like to know what migrains has to do with being incontient? If
someone has that awnser please tell me. I get headaches but I don't get
migrains





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