Customer Reviews

Pampers Baby Dry Size 4 Maxi Monthly Pack--174 Nappies

Reading the last review, I've encountered the same problem. I have been buying Giga packs of Pampers No. 5 Nappies for about 10 months - up until now, I've been happy with the quality and performance of the nappies. However, the last batch was very disappointing as the quality was nowhere near as good as previous batches: the sides split regularly and the nappy itself appeared to be less absorbent, with my son frequently waking early in the morning soaked through. They were also unable to cope with large volumes of No. 2! I noticed that the designs on these nappies were different from previous packs, and I wonder weather they were not intended for the UK market? It would be good if Amazon could ensure consistency in the quality of these nappies from Pampers. Also, the price fluctuates from about �16 to �20 from month to month - I'd be willing to pay the additional amount to secure the usual high quality nappy.

I ordered these on offer. although it's the biggest brand in nappy market but these offer ones are not of good quality. my 4mo leaks every time she does poo if I don't change her in a couple of minutes of doing it, may be coz these ones are not manufactured in uk but eu. waiting for these to run out :(

Not as good as the baby dry you can buy in The supermarket the nappies seem a lot thinner and I have had a few leeks. I would not buy again I buy baby dry for the quality and was very disappointed by these. I don't know why they are different you would presume that the quality would be the same especially with a big brand like pampers as the saying goes you get what you pay for and that is true in this case

I am really pleased with these nappy though I still prefer huggies but they're out already in the market so no choice but to change it. Love and prefer the baby dry ones than the active ones.

Had tried two different nappies with my first one in first few months,n then sticked to pampers. For the second baby didnt even think of giving another brand a try because pampers never let me down

It said 70 nappies on the pack and I received two packets of 35 each. They seem to be usual Pampers quality.

These nappies are great brought a box a month with subscribe and save good value and delivery to the door, little one is now in 4+ and am still using pampers from amazon.

My son is 15 months and I have used Pampers exclusively for his life time. I have only just joined Subscribe & Save from Amazon, and suddenly my son is often waking with wet clothes where his nappy has not retained his urine. He's also had several leaky number 2s with Amazon's batch of nappies - unusual for him. I haven't had nappies tear or split like other mum's have though. It was only when I read other mum's reviews that I realisd it's a dodgy batch of nappies. I'll give Amazon a second chance with another box, but if they continue to be inferior, I will withdraw my subscription.

I have just bought my third and last box of these pampers from Amazon. Like other parents I am finding they are leaking every morning. My daughter's weight is in the correct bracket on the packaging by 15lb so I know they are. Not too tight for her. I am going to buy a pack in the supermarket and compare to one received via Amazon to see if they are the exact same nappy. I am not convinced these are the exact same. Like the orange boxes that are cheaper, I do believe these are of a different standard to shop bought ones.

I received a box of these free via the Amazon Vine programme.

I usually order Pampers Baby Dry through the `Subscribe and Save' scheme, but Amazon wrote to me recently to tell me that my regular bundle would no longer be available. I now see why: they're being deleted in favour of these.

This latest `new and improved' update to Pampers nappies has also attracted a reduction in the number of nappies (used to be 152 in the large bundle size, now there are only 132), whilst the price has risen. The big new improvement? Up to 12 hour wear. Which sounds like a good thing, but in practice isn't all that meaningful a change.

The nappies are good quality. They generally work well and don't leak (we didn't get on as well with the Active Fit ones). The fit is good and the tapes hold things securely in place. Overnight, they're usually fine. But then, we weren't having a problem with them before.

However, that `up to 12 hours' still seems to be a very loose guide. If your child pees heavily then after just a few hours the lock away core on these can get quite full and be beginning to break down into grains.