Diapers
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About Diapers
This collection brings together tabbed diapers in the sizes and absorbency levels that families and caregivers reorder most often. It sits within Incontinence Supplies, and shoppers comparing options may also want to look at the related collections for baby and youth diapers, adult briefs and tabbed products, protective underwear and pull-ons, and bladder control pads.
Fit comes first. Diaper sizes are defined by weight range for children and by waist or hip measurement for older users, and the ranges differ from one manufacturer to the next, so check the chart for the specific product rather than relying on the size letter or number alone. Absorbency is the second decision: daytime products are often thinner, while overnight versions are built to hold more. Features such as refastenable tabs, a wetness indicator, leg gathers and a breathable outer layer vary by line.
For reordering, the package label carries the item or REF number, along with the size and the count per bag. Diapers are usually sold by the bag or by the case of several bags, and buying the same item number each time keeps the fit and absorbency consistent from one order to the next.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right diaper size?
Use the weight range or waist measurement on the manufacturer's size chart for the exact product, not a size number from a different brand. If a user sits near the boundary between two sizes, consider shape and leg fit as well. Moving up a size is often chosen when tabs no longer fasten comfortably.
Are diapers covered by insurance?
Any HCPCS codes on our pages are shown for reference only. Whether diapers are covered depends entirely on your payer and plan, so confirm eligibility with them before ordering.
What is the difference between a bag and a case, and how do I reorder?
A bag is the retail pack, and a case holds several bags of the same item. Listings state which one you are buying and the count per bag. To reorder, search for the item or REF number printed on the bag or case label so you receive the same size and absorbency.