Absorbency Level
- Select diapers based on the level of incontinence: light, moderate, or heavy. Higher absorbency is needed for overnight use or severe incontinence.
Size and Fit
- Proper fit is crucial to prevent leaks and discomfort. Measure waist and hip size accurately, and refer to the manufacturer’s sizing chart.
Material and Breathability
- Look for diapers made with breathable materials to reduce skin irritation and promote comfort, especially for extended wear.
Ease of Use
- Consider whether you need pull-up style diapers or those with adhesive tabs, depending on mobility and ease of changing.
Skin Sensitivity
- Choose hypoallergenic products if the user has sensitive skin or is prone to rashes.
Odor Control
- Some diapers have odor-neutralizing features that help maintain discretion.
Cost and Brand Reliability
- Balance quality and budget; sometimes buying in bulk reduces cost. Trusted brands often offer better performance.
Additional Features
- Some diapers offer wetness indicators, flexible side panels, or extra padding for added comfort.

If possible, trying samples or consulting a healthcare professional can help in making the best choice.