21.12.2015

I have been purchasing nappies through Amazon over several years now, and I have never had aproblem with them at all - ever.The products supplied have always been genuine Pampers, in sealed boxes. Of course, I only go through Amazon, never through any other seller. This way, if anything goes wrong, I can just return it effortlessly.Compared to the price you normally pay in the supermarkets and other shops for Pampers brand nappies, if you have Prime and Family activated, you recieve 20% off nappies - whch is huge, and adds up quickly. The best way to look at it is pence per nappy. Most of the time, through Amazon, you can get your nappies down to around 10p or 11p per nappy. In a regular shop,you're normally looking at around 15p per nappym depending on size of course. Also, remember to do the calculations, as rounding up and down can fool you !!. For example:A quick look now, and i see im getting size 5 nappies from Amazon for £15.31 for 144 - so 10.6p per nappy - but Amazon price it at approx 11p per nappy.Tesco are currently offering a deal on buy 2 lots of nappies (2 x 62 = 124 in total) for £14. So £14 for 124 - 11.29p per nappy - Teco price it at approximately 11p per nappy.So if you just look at the approx price, it looks identical, but in actual fact there is a difference of 0.69p per nappy - so if you are buying 144 nappies, youd save 99.36p - almost £1, which is around 6% off. NOt a huge amount, but it all adds up, and bearing in mind this is Tescos special offer. Normally they be pricing it at around 15p per nappy, so considerably more. At 15p per nappy, youd be saving substantially, as purchasing 144 nappies would come in at £21.60, instead of the £15.31 Amazon are selling for, saving £6.29 or 29% off the higher price.Do that every month, and you've saved yourself a tidy sum. Enough for Amazon prime? yes. Enough to pay for Amazon Prime for a year. Which is actually why i started using Amazon Prime. Its such a no brainer..I can understand why many people are unhappy with being forced to join Prime to buy nappies - noone likes to be forced to do things.....but giving the product 1 star rating because they dont want to join Amazon Prime seems a bit unkind to me, as it looks like the product is bad, wen it clearly isnt in most peoples experiences.The first time I looked at it, I punched in the numbers, worked out hown often I'd be buying nappies, worked out the average savings, and it came to... more than the cost of Prime. So by getting Prime, I could save some money, and get all the benefits of Prime still. And once you look, there are plenty of things to buy and save on, in Subscribe and Save. All in all, Prime, Amazon Family, and Subscribe and Save, have all saved me considerable amounts of money over the years, and i'd thoroughly recommend everyone to numbercrunch your needs, and see if it can save you a lot too!Anyways, enough of the financial merits, although it is of course an important point.The product itself is absolutely fine. I've never had a problem with an entire batch. Of course, the odd one might have the side fasteneings rip when i try and pull on them to put them on, maybe once or twice a year, but once every five hundred or one thousand nappies, i can live with that....The convenience of having them deliver it regularly is reassuring, and as you know you're getting a massive bargain, it actually feels good to know you are saving money on a top branded item.I'd highly recommend this product to anyone who has kids still in nappies. I'd highly recommend getting prime for a better deal. With one child, yuo will mostl likely need around 1 box a month, although sometimes you will slowly build up extra nappies, so the odd month you can skip. Amazon make it so easy to do. The only ting to be wary of is that the prices DO CHANGE. SO set an alert on your phone to check your subscribe and save items a day or two before they go out. That way, if you find its gone up to 14p per nappy, you can consider buying a different pack size, or slightly different nappy size that still works for you, to get a better deal, as often several of them are at 11p per nappy.

14.11.2016

Despite value supermarket nappies winning awards, they don't fit every child, both my daughter have been too slight for the cut that dominates supermarket nappies, but the shape, absorbency and flexibility of pampers have consistently been perfect for them.My 5 month old is small for her age and although 3s are big for her she needs them for the absorbency as newborns wee differently to older babies (newborn tiddles and dribbles turn into holding and emptying a tank when full!) Pampers baby dries are fantastic as she can sleep longer at night without becoming apoplectic waking up after each wee. This is better for her rest and growth and better for our sanity too!The nappies are different to others we've tried with her and ultimately returned to Pampers,

11.5.2020

I’ve tried nearly all of the nappies out there in my short 10 months of being a mum!Pampers are BY FAR the best nappies out there!I’ve tried all the pampers and the premium is what I started with as I liked the yellow line indicator ,then I went onto the pure which are fab! They have a slight smell to them but still great and now my son is a little older it’s obvious when he needs changing so the baby dry are the best at keeping him dry! Literally he can totally fill this nappy up and it’s bulging at the seams and he’s still dry! Amazing really!He has a lot of pee in him so these are the best.Also there is minimal leaking when it comes to poop ?

6.12.2016

I use these nappies for my grandchildren, they seem ideal to me but my daughter's feedback is more practical...I used this line from Pampers when both of my two boys were small babies. They were particularly good at that age at containing baby poo and lasting the night. Over time I have tried other brands, some better than others, and have now tried Pampers Baby Dry again. This size is good for age 2-3 on big children - both of my boys are at the top of the centiles for weight and height. I have ambitiously tried this size on my nearly 4 year old and am surprised that they just about fit, I wouldn't recommend them for a large 4 year old but I do think that are generous and overall this line from Pampers covers a wide age range /

15.11.2016

If you think of Nappies, one of the product names you will instantly think of are Pampers; long held in regard and rightly so. This pack is their 'Pampers Baby-Dry Nappies 4+' and is the slightly larger size of their standard nappy. When it comes down to it, they achieve the same functionality as any supermarket own brand, but they do have a little more quality. What you notice as soon as you open a nappy is that they are significantly slimmer than cheaper brands. There is a grid like system you can see in the nappy that holds an absorbent gel that soaks up the liquid. Because these are the + size they are slightly longer and can hold a little more liquid.Like any nappy it is important that you fit the correct size to your baby.

5.12.2016

We have just moved our 5 month old from Pampers Newborn and have found these size 3 Baby Dry nappies to be much more absorbent, needing changing less often. We don't change her overnight so her nappies need to cope with a good 10 hours of wetness and we haven't had any leaks. They also hold in a dirty nappy really well, although she's only on milk at the moment so these are really still mainly 'wet'. They don't have the wetness indicator, but by now this isn't really needed.We also trialled the size 5 nappies on our toddler. While we used Pampers on her a lot when she was younger, we had since moved to a supermarket brand. We used the Baby Dry nappies overnight, where we need 12 hours of dryness,

9.12.2016

Pampers have pretty much cornered the market on disposable nappies as the main brand since Huggies quit. They are more expensive than supermarket brands too. But they do what they are designed to do well. I like the designs on these. They are very unisex - mostly blue with cute cartoon animals on the front. One of my biggest gripes with these ones is that it's impossible to immediately tell when you pull a nappy out of the pack which way around it goes. I prefer it when the front is glaringly obvious. I know you can easily work it out but seriously we're sleep deprived new parents here and short of inventing a nappy which puts itself on the baby PLEASE make our lives easier.

12.11.2016

You get 152 Baby Dry Nappies in this monthly pack. I received the 4+ size and you get two packs of 76 nappies. They do have a noticeable chemical smell when you first open the pack but this does dissipate. They seem comparable to the nappies you get in the supermarket.I currently use Baby Dry nappies on my little one at night (I use active fit in the day). The only times I've had problems with the nappies leaking is if I don't change the nappy first thing in the morning, if I've not managed to put the nappy on properly or if my little one has a poorly tummy.These monthly packs are a great way of making sure you have a good supply of nappies in and it's a reasonably economical way of buying them.

14.3.2016

Great nappies. Non bulky and very absorbent. No leaks with these even after overnight use. As far as I can tell my baby is clean, dry and comfortable in these. Good strong, adjustable tapes to secure nappy. Stretchy sides allow nappy to flex with my baby's movement ensuring a comfortable fit. Contains poo very well. Only the biggest, runniest poos escape. Have tried large variety of brands and store own nappies sometimes after recommendation from other people and didn't like them anywhere near as much as these. These were far superior for bulk, wet and dry, absorption, leak protection and containment of poo, and overall fit and comfort for my baby.

17.1.2015

In terms of Pampers compared to other brands, I have tried various different brands and personally find Pampers to be the best. We've never had any issues of them leaking, the tabs are strong and secure the nappy well, the material feels soft and gently against baby's skin and the elastic around the legs make them seem comfortable to wear but still secure.In terms of buying these nappies from Amazon instead of other retailers, there seem to have been previous reviews stating that they are seconds and not to the usual standards. Having purchased these nappies from reputable high street retailers previously, I cannot see that these nappies from Amazon are of any different quality.

23.8.2015

Pampers nappies may be more expensive especially compared to to supermarket own brands nappies but really are worth it for their higher than average absorbency and quality compared to *some* supermarket alternatives.At size 3, our baby is more than comfortable with Pampers nappies and whilst I can’t scientifically state that the nappies have prevented nappy rash, our little one has only ever had to occasions of nappy rash and never on his bottom even when he’s had a particular full wet nappy!Tips________If you pay 10-12p for size 3 Pampers Baby Dry then you’ve got a good deal.Use Amazon’s Subscribe & Save (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00AR9HX4U) and you will get a slightly cheaper price.

8.11.2016

Cant go far wrong with pampers nappies! They fit well, are absorbant, nice and stretchy and have easy to fit tabs so you can adjust nappy to your little ones shape. This is a very convienient way of buying these nappies. They arrive quickly, in a branded box containing branded plastic bags of nappies. No more lugging mountains of nappies back from the shops or trying to fit them on the buggy in the stupidly small shopping carrying area. Let someone else do the hard work.You always have to find the brand of nappy that suits your baby, every baby is different, but these have suited both of ours so we shall be sticking with them. Not much in the way of nappy rash, less baby demanding a clean nappy in the middle of the night,

11.11.2016

I received a size 4 and a size 5 for my 18 month old daughter.First we tried the 4s as this is the size she is in other lead brand nappies. However they were too tight and she leaked through them very quickly. For this reason we tried the 5s which fit her perfectly.We have found that pampers baby dry are much better for sleeping in. The wet is spread out more easily and I can see that this is more comfortable than other lead brand nappies as my daughter is waking up happier.I am very happy with the pampers baby dry at night and will continue to use them for bed times.However through the day I have decided to stick to the lead brand as we have more nappy changes so it doesn't make a great impact on dryness - they do the same job.

13.12.2016

These are currently half price on Amazon, down to around £15 which is excellent value. At full price I'd question the value when compared to other comparable brands such as Aldi and little angels by Asda.Ive added a series of photos as I tested one with 500mls of water. You can see the channels working. Within a moment or two the inner nappy is dry to the touch, even when the full 500 mls was absorbed.They have a yellow tab on each side which is handy for new parents or those unaccustomed to putting nappies on a small baby as they should show where that way is so you know to lay baby on the nappy and when you pull up the front of the nappy the yellow tab should be at the bottom of baby's bottom so to speak.They stretch well and faster securely,

15.11.2016

We don't have Amazon Prime (not really needing it) so I wouldn't be able to order these myself ordinarily. I chose these to have at home for when my grandson comes over. I don't use nappies a lot, so some of these might end up going to my daughter if we get to the point where he's grown before the packet runs out. Normally I only need 3 or 4 a week. I often have just a supermarket version handy, more for if my daughter doesn't have any with her so I'm not looking for something that needs to last up to 12 hours. However, I liked the nappies for the time we needed them. But as a comparison of price I'd rather have supermarket nappies that are half the cost of each nappy to this.

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