About Angel Diapers

Angel Diapers was conceived as an idea in early 2016 but ran into many road blocks regards third party liability for GST but recently got off the ground after new sales tax laws were brought in; now aspiring companies just like us can include sales tax in our product prices; making trans-actions easier; our prices are fixed to a certain margin that covers our operating costs and allows for a certain level of expansion. Angel Diapers is not a business with private investors looking for a return; owned by "Angel" she wanted to manifest a level of service to a community rather than working for professional gain.

"Angel" is a technician for "PRT Auto" in Maple Ridge. She also has an extensive background in computers including CADD and GIS type software; having attended to post secondary since graduating in 2013 she has had plently of time to think about her mark on the world; with the aging population and a fascination with diapers and the ABDL community; she founded Angel Diapers in early 2017 as a start towards her end goal of owning her own distibution warehouse and diaper brand. In her eyes you have to start somewhere; she has a sense of responsibility for taking this step of going public; "Angel" has been selling diapers for over a year by using Craigs List/ Ebay but never built up a customer base that would keep coming back; "not because of the products" she says but from the customers wairness to meet in person for the exchange; some customers even resorting to having their spouse see me, "Angel" just dismissed these interactions as saving face "maybe they are a news anchor" she said "am I the only one who thinks being padded while on the job sounds convenient"?  Angel is completely invested in her buisness venture because of her own struggles with incontinence. She feels deeply for those who have to buy cheaper but inferiour products because of the cost. "why can't the government pay for our diapers?" she asks. Diapers for anyone who is not bed or wheel chair dependant are not covered through the BC medical plan and even with extended coverage there is still no funding available. Their argument is "if you can walk, you can make it"-"which is not the case at all" says Angel, "we are talking about someones dignity here; it should never be a matter of cost" but a matter of care and compassion; which has not been exercised. One of Angels other long term goals is to start her own non profit diaper bank for young and old, "so diapers really can be free".

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