Pampers Baby Nappies Size 5 (11-16 kg/24-35 Lb), Baby-Dry, 144 Nappies, Monthly Savings Pack, Up to 12h of All-Around Leakage Protection

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.

I have tried various brands of size 5 nappies from Aldi, Asda, Tesco and Pampers. For size 5, Pampers are the best. They do not leak. Work great overnight over 12 hours even though my little one wakes for water a couple of times at night.They stick on well and do not come off. They seem the most comfortable too in comparison to the other brands I have tried.I have not began potty training yet so cannot comment on that aspect at the moment.Definitely worth the money.

Bought these without high hopes they would be as good as the pampers nappies from a supermarket but was pleasantly surprised! The absorbency isn’t quite as effective but still no leaks so can’t complain! I’m amazed at how much value for money these are, will buy again.

Pampers would be my go to more often if they were a bit cheaper, luckily found this huge box down to 12.99!! So had to grab them! Prefer these for my little one as compared to supermarket ones we sometimes use, I find the Pampers don’t give him a huge, puffy looking backside. Never had any problems with soreness or leakage with these or any other brand, I personally just like how these look a bit more discreet on him

Good price at the time but now it’s gone back up won’t be ordering them at that price

We get these delivered monthly on subscribe and save. So much easier than having to lug them around when doing a shop and always plenty in so never caught running out. They are always delivered a couple of days before they're due.Can't fault the quality of Pampers. I have been using them since my son was newborn, 18 months later and we've still never had a leak or nappy rash, even after wearing one for 12 hours overnight.I wouldn't use anything other than Pampers for my son now.

I've been using Pampers for the past 3.5 years for two boys. I tried other brands but I really do prefer these. I think they are softer and more compact than other brands (supermarket own brand and other branded nappies). No problems with recurring nappy rash with these. Recent changes to the design, the 'magical pods', help to distribute the wee so that it doesn't just fill front or back depending on how they sleep.Nice designs on the nappies make them a bit more interesting for distracting a wriggly baby and when you finally get them on, they are pretty secure (unless toddler undoes it of course).I've been buying Active Fit now the boys are mobile because they are designed for baby/toddler moving around. Comparing the two side by side though, I'm not sure there's much difference and I suspect these are cheaper. I may switch back to the Baby-Dry.

Once you have a child, these are a necessity. Buy in bulk, keep your costs down, avoid last minute runs to the supermarket. I get a great deal on these by subscribing.The nappies themselves are excellent, no issues with leaking in these and our baby does get through the night without needing another change. We did buy some Pampers with a stripe which changed colour if the baby was wet, unfortunately they are only present on New Baby and not baby dry