Kirkland Signature Supreme Diapers

Pros: absorbent, stretchy waistband, nonirritating, affordable
Cons: requires a still baby, sizes are off, loose leg elastic, only three sizes available

After having bad experiences with the H uggies diapers I purchased at Costco, I had my reservations about buying a giant economy size box of Kirkland Signature diapers there about six months ago. My luck with store ...

Pros: Does what a diaper should, slightly lower cost
Cons: Only available at Costco

Seriously, I was almost in tears at Costco last week (a little PPD?). How dare Costco stop selling Pampers before my kids were all out of diapers. I had three choices, go somewhere else (with 3 kids in tow, not likely), buy Huggies (the worst diapers on ...

Pros: No leaks or blow-outs, velcro tabs, inexpensive, available in large quantities
Cons: Not easy to buy on the run, not environmentally friendly

My father loves Costco so much, I am seriously considering buying him a T-Shirt declaring that fact for his next birthday. Costco is a hike from my house though, and long hikes to places where everything is sold in bulk was the last thing I wanted to do ...

Pros: Cost efficient, durable, excellent diaper all around...
Cons: I only know one place where you can purchase them...

When my oldest son was a baby, there was only one diaper that we would use on him--Huggies. The reason was because it was what the hospital used on him, and we had no complaints about them. In all honesty, we loved those diapers. The only thing...

Pros: Soft feel. Lots of diapers per case. No fragrance.
Cons: Poor fit. Lots of leaks. Sag when wet. Tabs pull off/come undone easily.

I have tried lots of varieties of diapers over time with my 21-month-old daughter. Generally we have been disappointed with the "cheap" brands. Usually they really don't end up being cheap if they leak, cause rashes, fall apart, etc. As far as ...

Pros: Super stretchy, no leaks, velcro tabs, low price
Cons: they only go up to size 5

I just had to write a review about these diapers... It sounds like they are getting terrible reviews... But I absolutely LOVE, LOVE these diapers. I really think that the Kirkland diapers have changed since most of these reviews were written, because ...

Pros: Looks like an exact replica of a Huggies Snug and Dry
Cons: Does not feel dry when wet, feels cold when wet

I have a three month old baby and like every new mother can understand, I am on a diaper quest. I want to find the best diaper for my baby and at the same time save as much as I can. Needless to say, I have tried a lot of different diapers, name ...

Pros: cheap
Cons: not very absorbent

I have purchased various sizes of Kirkland brand diapers for my middle & youngest sons over the past few years. If I had to guess I’d say I’ve purchased about 10 cartons of these diapers. To give an example, there are 96 diapers in a size 4 package &...

Pros: Inexepensive
Cons: stiff-like and not very comfy for our son

Having tried all the different types of diapers on the market except for Kirkland Supreme Diapers, I decided it was time to give these a chance. I was a little hesitant because I had heard some bizarre things about these diapers like they had "wood...

Pros: Cheap, cute design
Cons: Can only buy at Costco, leaks leaks leaks

During my last trimester my husband and I started to do some research on diapers. We were amazed at the price per diaper. Huggies was running on average $0.17 per diaper while Kirkland was $0.12 per diaper. We thought to ourselves how could you go ...

Pros: Cheap and dependable
Cons: Velcro tabs, which toddlers can easily undo

My husband and I have 2 kids. A 2 1/2 year old and a 4 month old. They wear the same size diapers. What does this mean for us? We go through a LOT of diapers! For the longest time I refused to buy generic diapers. But, while walking through Costco...

Pros: WORK GREAT, GREAT PRICE, EXCELLENT PRODUCT
Cons: NONE

My experience: we were using Target brand diapers, until they REALLY started failing. Then it was back to the name brand diapers like Huggies and Pampers (which are really expensive). One day, a relative bought us a case of Kirkland Brand diapers, and ...

Pros: Lot of diapers per case. No straps broke. No leakers!
Cons: Occasional urine smell from time to time but wasn't overpowering. Just a slight odor.

I work for a trucking company's warehouse in which we ship a lot of different products. We do ship a lot of diaper products and was in luck one day when we had some extra cases of Kirkland Signature diapers that didn't belong to an order (Overage). We ...

Pros: Low cost
Cons: leaky, poor fit, cause rashes,

When baby number two comes only 16 months AFTER baby number one, you want to save money. Diapers were place number one to save. I shopped around and found these at Costco. While I have been happy for the most part with Kirkland Signature products, this...

Pros: A breatheable, inexpensive diaper that doesn't leak? Hallelujah!
Cons: Have to have a Costco membership to get them.

We decided to get our Costco membership precisely for this reason: to buy diapers and wipes. And I am glad we did.

We had tried all the popular brands of diapers on our son - Pampers from the hospital, Huggies given to us at baby showers,...