I used Pampers brand for my other children and would not use any other brand for years. My neighbors purchased Sam’s Club brand after the birth of my 4th child and after realizing that I ran out of diapers late one night, I opened one of the boxes and started using the Sam’s Club brand diapers and I was extremely pleased with the quality and durability of these diapers. Not to mention, you get more for less so definitely a better value.

I bought these because they were out of pampers swaddlers. They fell okay but definitely cheaper than pampers, however, every night they are “moist” on the outside of diaper, baby’s skin is usually damp when you take it off, and he hasn’t pooped once without leaking. So, invest in extra clothes because you’ll be going through a lot.

I was hesitant about buying these diapers because they aren’t considered “name brand” and I generally buy LUVs or Pampers. The sides straps stretched comfortably around my daughter’s waist, the diapers definitely exceeded my expectations and I will continue to buy them.

Just because they're cheap, doesn't mean look over them! These diapers are amazing, id say material and feel wise is similar to huggies,but protection like pampers. These have become a winner in my home, fast. Run, don't walk, to get these instead of spending easily double on a name brand.

The quality has gone down tremendously on the diapers. It used to hold my daughters urine well like the whole diaper would absorb it all but now no matter how much she’s peeing it ends up leaking out of the diaper and spilling onto the floor n all over her bodysuits. I don’t know if the quality recently changed but the past two boxes have came out like this.

These diapers do not hold up. They are not made for bigger babies. They tear apart 90% of the time. When stretching the tabs to apply to the front the back seam of one side of the back of the diaper almost always rips. I’ve never had any other diaper brand with this issue, and I’ve used generic diapers before. I feel like they are too expensive to not be better quality. I tried these out thinking they’d be somewhat on par to the Kirkland diapers but they’re not. If you have a slender baby, maybe these will work better for you, however, if your kids are big like mine (<99percentile height and weight) just pay the difference for the Huggies or Pampers.

Better than any other high-end expensive diapers. We’ve tried them all and have wasted lots of money. But these are way cheaper, no allergic reactions, soft, dry, and the extra large box really helps. We will have used these on five little ones. The only down fall is when it’s potty training time they don’t want to give them up.

I put my newborn in size 1 diapers. Pervious to this we had been using pampers with no issues. She quickly developed red bumps all over her little bottom and no matter how much rash cream I used it continued. When I quit using these diapers the rash went away. Not what I would consider newborn soft, however I do like that they are white with very minimal design so they don’t show through clothes.

Having had 4 children I’ve tried all the diapers and I will say these a pretty good, neck and neck with Huggies but Pampers is the greatest. So for the price point I’d go with pampers over members mark for the extra leak protection, which is my priority. Although I will choose these when they are significantly less expensive

We had red a lot of back and forth reviews and decided to try these out. Our son had the worst blistering reaction. The diapers are very thin and equivalent to the quality of “white cloud” diapers at Publix which are about $5 a pack. We had high hopes but they just didn’t perform for us.