Diapers Q&A

I've heard about people doing surveys for free diapers. Anyone know anything about this?

I've also heard about companies sending you diapers and you test them on you baby and give them your opinion.

Public Comments

1. i hear free stuff all over, but i cant find it either, if u do find out about this diaper deal, plz message me and let me in on it too..thanks and good luck. sorry i wasnt more help
2. No. First of all, it would need to be checked out if it is for real. I would be a little leery about testing diapers on babies. Their skin is very sensitive, and you could end up with alot of problems.
3. i tried one of those surveys. they ask you THOUSANDS (perhaps a SLIGHT exageration) of questions about all kinds of products and health questions... i've never made it past about 100 questions before i just gave up. you can find these free offers/surveys by typing in free diaper samples into any search engine. THEY'LL POP UP. i hope you have more patience than i do! :) good luck
4. No i have never heard of that. A good thing to do is write every diaper company (or email them at their websites) and talk about how much you love their diapers. Most companies will send out coupons for their products to customers who give a comment or ask a question.
5. Yes, I live in Saint Louis and answered an ad in our local paper. I get called about every 3 mos or so and try out the dipes, and then have to return them dirty(!) to them so they can see how well they worked. I then fill out a questionaire about them and get paid for gas and travel time plus extra. I personally use cloth diapers, so it gives me a break for a few days from the washing. I've never had a problem with skin breakouts etc. Diapers are diapers. They wouldn't let me test them if they weren't safe!
6. once you finish the surveys, you have to sign up for a coulple of "deals" from the sponsors. could be anything from applying for a visa, to joining columbia house. they aren't free, nothing is free, I've checked...
7. I got that "free diaper survey" thing in an email. Usually I delete spam, but this time I jumped at the chance for free diapers. I ended up wishing I hadn't. You have to answer a jillion stupid survey questions, then sign up for at least 2 services like CD clubs or Netflix, but I never even got that far before I gave up. It's not free if you have to pay *someone* for some kind of dumb service to qualify.