Diapers.com “is the Web site we will shop at again” due to its good selection, fair prices, and fast delivery. Prices per diaper averaged 17 cents for Pampers and 19 cents for Seventh Generation—“the lowest prices we found.” You can also buy cloth diapers, baby formula, and children’s vitamins and medicine.
Babyorganic.com sells Seventh Generation chlorine-free diapers alongside an array of organic baby foods and treatments. Its “good customer service” makes up for the high prices of natural products.
Drugstore.com carries a variety of brands. Delivery is “fast and free,” but the deals aren’t very good.The site “had the highest prices and actually charged more than our local grocery stores.”
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
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