What’s the most absorbent diaper that you can actually find inside the average CVS store?
Also, what’s the most absorbent CVS brand diaper? Are overnight ones always better?
this will be my first time ever buying diapers, and I’m just a teenager, so please something cheap.
Try to avoid the stretch CVS brand diapers. I bought a pack, and 5 in a row they just fell apart on me. The outside shell just fell off! Chucked the rest of the pack.
If you can, try to get something from Amazon and pick it up at a locker. ATNs are pretty inexpensive.
I can actually only bike to the CVS near me 
Are depends pull-ups any good? I’ll keep in mind not to get those though
CVS Overnight pullups do not have leak guards, and their absorbency is terrible.
I used their normal pullups for a long time, and they worked fine for a budget diaper.
@fishfosh121 - CVS pullups are better quality than Depends pullups IMHO .
Before I could get premium diapers I used the drugstore house brand with the stretch sides. I used Walgreens but I believe the house brand at all of the chains are similar.
i used a baby diaper as a liner. You need to make perforations to use a baby diaper as a liner.
They would leak if you wet too much overnight but as long as you control the wetting they worked. They give you the feeling of wearing a diaper and with the liner you get a bit of the bulk you would expect from a diaper.
You do need to be careful when you stretch them as noted previously as the wing can detach.
For years these were my only option for wearing.
Good luck.
Thanks for the tips, I will keep that in mind.
I think that sounds like a good plan. Do you know whether the actual diapers are more absorbent than say, the pull-ups, or “adjustable briefs”? Thank you
To me the diapers seemed to be more absorbent. I’m guessing because they are designed for full wettings whereas IMO the pull-ups and briefs seem to be more about handling leaks. Besides I don’t get the babyish feeling of being in diapers in the pull-ups or briefs.
No such thing.