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DiapeePrincessSara
September 2nd, 18, 11:18 AM
Thanks to people on this site mentioning their existence, I managed to locate and purchase these for myself. As with the other Rearz products I have reviewed, these diapers boast a much higher absorbency than most others on the market. In addition, they list 12 hours of protection just like the Princess, Rebel and Safari series. However it should be noted that Rearz Rebel, Rearz Princess and Rearz Safari are all listed to have a capacity of 4981ml compared to the Rearz Lil' Monsters with a capacity of 3700ml. That is quite a significant difference considering all Rearz products boast 12 hours of protection.

Let's begin with design. Overall appearance is beautiful! These are some of the cutest diapers I have ever owned and used! They are a mostly white and blue diaper with a bit of purple separating the colors. In the white area there are 4 monsters, a yellow one, a blue one, a pink one amd a purple one. They are all super cute and something I would expect to find on a baby diaper. Speaking of things I expect on a baby diaper, these are the ONLY Rearz product that I know of to have a wetness indicator in the form of fading monster "paw prints" between the monsters.

Let's get to absorbency. Now I would like to state for the record that my experience will be different as I am incontinent and also on a medication that causes me to be very thirsty, thus I drink and pee a LOT. In my time with the Rearz Lil' Monsters, they have held up for close to 9 hours before leaking. Unfortunately when they started leaking I was at my doctor's office and nearly broke down when I had to explain to the nurse that I had an accident on the chair in the waiting room. Regardless I got about 9 hours of use before leaking. Upon removing the diaper, the front and middle were flooded but the back still had a lot of dry padding. This happens to all diapers that I wear as I spend a lot of time on my feet, especially at work. Anyways, for the 9 hours I had one on for the other day, it remained comfortable the entire time. I didn't even realize how wet it was until I leaked on the chair in the doctor's office. I didn't feel wet or uncomfortable at all the entire time I had it on which I like about Rearz diapers. I never get that gross wet feeling that I get from other diapers.

Moving on to sound. This is something I love about diapers is the crinkle. Rearz Lil' Monsters are actually the best damn crinkle of any Rearz product that I have tried. Most people may be a bit turned off by the crinkle and want something less noisy and more discrete. I'm the oddball that LOVES a nice crinkly diaper! I don't care if people hear it. I LOVE noisy diapers!

Finally let's talk about tape. These are the normal adhesive tape that Rearz normally uses but oddly enough, it doesn't seem to work well on these ones. I am not sure if I got a bad batch or what but they just lose their adhesion way too quickly. I had one on to sleep in earlier and I fell asleep and woke up in the same position. Sometimes I move a bit in my sleep but this morning was a rare time when I didn't move at all until I woke up. Even as still as I was during my sleep, I still woke up to one of the tapes being entirely unstuck from the diaper. Thankfully ot didn't cause any leaks but still. It seems like I barely even have to move for the tapes to lose their grip. Which is quite sad really as I love these diapers! They would be my all-time favorites if not for that one issue with the tapes.

If I had to give a rating to these diapers, they definitely score a 4/5 with just how cute they are, how comfy and absorbent they are and for having the awesome crinkle. Despite the issues with tge tapes there is one more issue with these diapers. The cost. These are $32.99 for a pack of 14 medium diapers. That's about $2.36 per diaper. That actually falls right between the price per piece for a CASE of Rearz Princess at $3.03 for 36 ($110) and Rearz Rebel at $2.03 for 72 ($146). I would still recommend them to anyone wanting a super thick, absorbent, crinkly and babyish diaper. Just do yourself a favor and reinforce the tapes with some duct tape if you're going to be active.

Chibi Tom
September 2nd, 18, 03:54 PM
Thanks for reviewing this! It was really helpful!

terminator101
September 4th, 18, 02:56 AM
... Speaking of things I expect on a baby diaper, these are the ONLY Rearz product that I know of to have a wetness indicator in the form of fading monster "paw prints" between the monsters. ...

That is a creative shape design for a wetness indicator given the pattern of monster characters printed on the diaper's waterproof backsheet. I wonder whether this diaper's designers were inspired by the heart shaped Learning Designs of the models of Huggies Pull-Ups diapers introduced in 2005 (See -> here (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huggies_Pull-Ups#Learning_Designs)).
:) :confused:

As far as the layout of the artwork on the backsheet of the diaper, I personally feel that the monsters were a bit too large and would probably make a wearer's butt look too big. It is akin to the affect that the Honest Company's current Strawberries baby diaper design has upon some peeps (See -> here (https://www.3lambs.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/GirlsClubPkS32.jpg)). Of course, that is just my personal opinion and others may beg to differ. I would have preferred smaller sized monsters less spread out in a more frequent pattern covering more of the white part of the backsheet (Somewhat similar to the Honest Company's Cherries baby diaper design. See -> here (https://www.tjskids.com/images/honest/10057104_m.jpg)). IMHO, the blue coloring on the wings on each side of the diaper is too large for my taste as it extends to a good portion on both sides of the white backsheet, making the white part appear more narrow - They make the taped diaper appear more like a Pull-Ups diaper from a distance. This may appeal to some, while not to others. It's just a matter of personal preference.
;)


... Finally let's talk about tape. These are the normal adhesive tape that Rearz normally uses but oddly enough, it doesn't seem to work well on these ones. I am not sure if I got a bad batch or what but they just lose their adhesion way too quickly. ...

It's too bad that ABDL or medical supply stores don't offer rolls of diaper tape for sale - That would be an enormous, untapped market that would be ripe (Sorry for the used diaper pun) for reaping huge profits! Oddly enough, disposable diaper manufacturers/suppliers in China offer rolls of diaper tape ("Side tape") for sale as a raw material (See -> here (https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Raw-Material-PP-Side-Tape-for_60771049363.html?spm=a2700.7724857.normalList. 13.5dd764fa2tMegv&s=p). There's a product video on the site as well) at a very low cost ($0.03 - $0.06 USD per Meter) but the downside is that there is a minimum purchase of 24,000 Meters required per order which means a minimum cost of $720.00 USD at the low price end (24000 x $0.03 = 720.00 USD) plus any tariff (Import tax) that will be levied by the US Customs Department when the package enters the US at your nearest local shipping port. If only someone would buy one of those large rolls and repackage those diaper tapes into smaller, more consumer friendly sizes of rolls for sale (e.g. - 1 Meter per roll for sale at $1.00 per roll), this problem could be remedied (Not to mention, the person could stand to make a good chunk of change after selling off all 24,000 of those rolls: $24,000 - $720.00 plus tariff [Initial startup cost] - [Cost of empty cardboard or plastic spools to hold each unit of new product?] - [One time labor cost of repackaging individual 1 Meter rolls?, assuming a one or two person operation completed within a week] - [Seller cost to post a continuous listing on eBay offering the new product for sale] = $20,000(?) USD estimated profit after all of the units of the new product have been sold)!
;)


... Just do yourself a favor and reinforce the tapes with some duct tape if you're going to be active.

But I thought that only naughty babies who have developed a nasty habit of tearing off their diapers (ie. - The little streakers who won't keep their diapers on!) get duct tape stuck over their diapers! Why should the good babies have to have thick, unsightly duct tape stuck on their diapers as well?
:confused: :D

Thank You for sharing your usage experience with and the per diaper cost comparisons for this particular diaper ($2.36 per diaper is well within the average cost range that most peeps here would spend for a premium/ABDL disposable diaper). I'm sure that many others here may find the information that you have presented here, most useful! Please keep sharing!
:)


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Commercial rolls of diaper tape.

Spiderman
September 6th, 18, 02:12 PM
Well I fixed the price problem and got myself a case of lil monsters in the process. cooshietooshiz had two deals going on at the same time so it took about ten dollars off that knocked the case down to 64.79. I also have one those cash builder credit cards and I had saved 56.26 on it. So as soon as I had the 64.79 taken off I just added that 56.26 to my checking account. So in total I spent about 8.53 for a case of Rearz lil monsters.

terminator101
September 7th, 18, 12:29 AM
Well I fixed the price problem and got myself a case of lil monsters in the process. cooshietooshiz had two deals going on at the same time ...

Hmm... It appears that Cooshie Tooshiez (http://www.cooshietooshiez.com/default.asp) is a warehouse membership club retailer (Sort of like Price Club (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_Club), CostCo (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Costco) or BJ's Wholesale Club (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BJ%27s_Wholesale_Club)) with the difference being that they only do online sales. Customers have to pay for a membership (There's three tiers - Silver, Gold and Platinum) in order to realize discounts off of their purchases (15%, 20% and 20% plus one free case of diapers, respectively for the three different membership tiers. The prices for each tier of membership can be seen at -> http://www.cooshietooshiez.com/category-s/116.htm). Do you know whether a non-member can even purchase items from them?
:eek: :rolleyes: :confused:

They do appear to be a retailer that treats its customers in a fair manner - They have posted a notice under their sale page for "Lil Monsters" diapers informing customers that "... Rearz first production had smaller tapes than desired. We are discounting the first production we received from them as additional tape maybe required on some sizes. ... Discount will be added at checkout." (See -> http://www.cooshietooshiez.com/product-p/lmc.htm). However though, they don't seem to offer any rolls of diaper tape for sale under the "Accessories" section of their website (See -> http://www.cooshietooshiez.com/category-s/111.htm).
:) ;)

Spiderman
September 7th, 18, 01:49 PM
Yes you can purchase diapers from them if you not a member. The case I just bought was without being a silver, gold, or platinum member. I couldn't see myself doing something like that unless it was really discounted for me to become a member like it was at one point for a sale.


I can't see them adding diaper tape to their selection either. They didn't get started that long ago. I remember the owner coming onto daily diapers and setting up a contest for who could give the best name for the company, and they would receive a free case of diapers.

Mayu
June 25th, 19, 08:26 PM
The wetness indicator is a nice touch to these <3

Lone_wolf
June 18th, 21, 06:14 AM
I am definitely planning on getting myself some at some point. I love me some cute diapers!