*For more information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology   Summary The Jessa Diskret Flex Slip is a diaper produced by Attends for dm-Drogerie, a drugstore that can be found throughout Central and Eastern Europe. This diaper features stretchable sides, with a single tape per side rather than the typical two tabbed design found in most adult diapers. Unlike the Attends Slip Active, this diaper has a cloth-like backsheet. In terms of North American diapers it most closely resembles thes Tena Super Stretch, but it has leak guards and the fit is a bit looser. I al ..read more

 *For more information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology   Summary The Sekure Adult Diaper is a Southeast Asian diaper with a cloth-like backsheet and plastic landing zone. This diaper is remarkably similar to the Secure Basic Adult Diaper, even in name. I suspect both are produced by the same manufacturer, given the numerous design similarities. However, this diaper feels to be of a higher quality and the padding is significantly more durable than that of the Secure Basic Diaper. I found this interesting, because the padding is only slightly denser than that ..read more

*For information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology     Summary It's been a busy year with plenty of challenges so we kind of lost track of where our reviews were at and when we'd done our previous annual review. I'm happy to announce in this post we'll be sharing our updated 2023 diaper rankings, building on the 2022 top 10 adult diaper rankings. In our previous year's review we had 48 diapers for comparison, with this year's review we're up to 64. Additionally, we reviewed 4 new reusable protective underwear products, building on the previous year's review of Carer i ..read more

 *For more information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology   Summary For the second part in our series of reviews covering incontinence pads I’ll be reviewing the Depend for Men Guard. This makes our second review of a Kimberly-Clark product after the earlier review of the Depend Protection with Tabs. As far as I can tell, Depend was one of the first brands to introduce a male-specific incontinence pad and may have even coined the term “guard” and “shield” for this sort of pad. This pad provides a higher level absorbency than the Depend for Men Shield and seems ..read more

 *For more information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology   Summary The Forsite Under the Sea is a high absorbency diaper produced for Forsite Health Canada. It joins the Forsite AM/PM and Forsite Euro Max as a distinct line of product by the company, but largely resembles the AM/PM in construction. While the Forsite AM/PM has more of a medical feel to it, this diaper seems more geared toward the ABDL community as it features a playful sea-themed backsheet pattern and doesn’t contain a wetness indicator. The advertised absorbency also runs a bit ahead of the AM ..read more

 *For more information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology   Summary The Rearz Select is a two-taped plastic-backed diaper with a specialized landing zone for attaching and repositioning the tapes. It stands out among other plastic-backed diapers for having only a single tape per side. However, these single tapes are also huge so the amount of tape coverage isn’t too different from those with 4 tapes per side. Like other Rearz products, this one is clearly targeted at the ABDL market and is described as a “vintage” diaper, resembling Pampers from the 80s. Being ..read more

 *For more information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology   Summary I’m excited to introduce our first in a series of reviews covering incontinence pads. For this review we evaluate the Molicare (recently renamed to Lindor) Men 5D incontinence pad, which will be followed up by reviews of the Depend for Men, Prevail Male and Tena Men pads. These belong to a sub-category of incontinence pads referred to as “male guards” and are specially designed for preventing leaks from the male anatomy. These pads provide a level of absorbency between the very light level of p ..read more

 *For more information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology   Summary The Leway Tape Diaper is a plastic–backed diaper that uses a “hybrid” style fastener with a special landing zone and hook & loop fasteners. This diaper is made in Korea and is sold in many stores across the country. Like many other Korean diapers, the sizing on this seems to be a level smaller than you’ll find in other regions. This diaper only comes in a Large and X-Large size, but in reality the Large is similar to Medium in most other regions. It seems this diaper was formerly marketed u ..read more

 *For more information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology   Summary The iCare Adult Diaper is a plastic-backed tape-style diaper produced and sold in Thailand. This diaper features a design common throughout Southeast Asia, with a light plastic backsheet, thin but extensive padding, and a tape landing zone that allows you to adjust tapes multiple times with ease. It comes at a very affordable price, but is of low absorbency and, in practice, I found it won’t even absorb a single wetting without leakage. For this reason, I wouldn’t recommend this diaper for anyt ..read more

 *For more information on how I do reviews see Diaper Test Methodology   Summary The Softex Adult Diaper is an interesting Southeast Asian diaper. It appears to be an Indonesian brand, though the marketing is different depending on where you look and the original company was bought by Kimberly-Clark in 2020. The Thai version of the product is made in Malaysia, but with subtle Japanese marketing. Regardless of its origins, this diaper demonstrates fairly good performance compared with many cheaper diapers in the region. It consistently absorbed a full wetting without leakage ..read more