Pampers hard to get in Malaysia. They were around until 2019, I think. Now if you find from online shops, they are mostly imported and super expensive...Mamypoko and Merries so far are the best two I've tried. Huggies the high end one also quite good.

Since buying for neighbour who had lost his job....better don't go too high end. If they end up too reliant on it, then they might have financial problem trying to continue using the same brand. Genki is decent enough, my new born had no rashes using Genki for 1.5 months (interchange with Merries)

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The new Huggies green on is Natural Soft, I think it's quite decent. But no baby is the same...some had leaking problems with the higher end brands, but no problem with cheaper diapers. I also pening at first testing out few samples...now stick with Merries throughout the day and night

Merries S size can get about 62 sen per piece normally. Mamypoko AirFit, about the same price. Mamypoko Extra Dry should be about 75 sen per piece. If manage to get good promo price, surely lower. Quality wise, I would say Merries is one level lower than Mamypoko/Moony. Mamypoko feels a little nicer when i touched it too.

How many pieces for S and M? Tried to find this brand for so long, before finally decided on Merries. Pampers globally is like one of the best according to parents' reviews.

Yeah, Huggies hijau is about 51 sen per piece for S, 61 sen per piece for M size. Got another higher end one, Platinum, that one maybe more than RM1 per piece.

Ouch, that's RM2.50 per piece. Newborn change around 8 times a day, RM20 per day on diaper alone. Guess they are targeting those expats from Japan

Tesco brand one is definitely affordable. About 40 sen per piece for S size. NP is RM96, if not mistaken, for 228 pieces.

Offspring and Applecrumby super mahal, > RM1 per piece

Many Tesco brand products are good actually. A lot of people see it as "home-brand" will think they are inferior to those reputable brands. Their products are not manufactured themselves, so the technology or ingredients are almost the same as the branded stuffs coming from the same factories.

This post has been edited by jian5481: Feb 8 2021, 02:57 PM