Re: European Seni Quattro
Fri Jul 17, 2015 11:15 am
Regarding the wicking in the Seni diapers, it may be of interest that last night I wore a Seni Super Plus diaper overnight but forgot to put in my usual booster pad. I wore the diaper a total of 8 1/2 hours. Despite forgetting the booster pad, the diaper did not leak. Upon removing the diaper I noticed that almost the entire diaper was wet, to include the top rear sections. IMHO, that indicates very effective wicking.
--John
--John
Re: European Seni Quattro
Fri Aug 07, 2015 5:24 pm
Yeah! XP Med had some Super Seni Quatros in size Large, my size. Immediately ordered a case. 
The other sizes still are on backorder until after 15 August.
Re the other Seni stocked by XP Med, the Seni Super Plus, I have been doing a comparison against the Abena Abriform Air Premium in Level 3. In very hot weather the Abena would be attractive for its breathability. However, IMHO, the Seni Super Plus is the better diaper. The absorption appears to be very similar, but the Seni is the sturdier diaper and stretches less.
The only thing I dislike about the Seni Super Plus is that, when you first open the diaper, the internal leak guards do not automatically pop up. They are stuck flat against the backing and you have to run your finger down each side to free them. However, one must keep in mind that the Abena is the more expensive of the two diapers.
--John
The other sizes still are on backorder until after 15 August.Re the other Seni stocked by XP Med, the Seni Super Plus, I have been doing a comparison against the Abena Abriform Air Premium in Level 3. In very hot weather the Abena would be attractive for its breathability. However, IMHO, the Seni Super Plus is the better diaper. The absorption appears to be very similar, but the Seni is the sturdier diaper and stretches less.
The only thing I dislike about the Seni Super Plus is that, when you first open the diaper, the internal leak guards do not automatically pop up. They are stuck flat against the backing and you have to run your finger down each side to free them. However, one must keep in mind that the Abena is the more expensive of the two diapers.
--John