[healthysaver]

Last week, I bought BOGO CVS brand diapers and size 1 is too small for my baby. (do they run small?) I didn't use any of them and was wondering if they will let me exchange it to bigger size.
Anyone done this before?
TIA

[momkjchs]

Are they opened? I would donate the ones opened and exchange the others. Even though it is "allowable", it looks tacky and leaves a bad impression. And they can't sell them. I use them on my dog (grin) and find them to be average size for size 1.

[NJMom]

Originally Posted by healthysaver

Last week, I bought BOGO CVS brand diapers and size 1 is too small for my baby. (do they run small?) I didn't use any of them and was wondering if they will let me exchange it to bigger size.
Anyone done this before?
TIA

I returned opened CVS brand wipes because I didn't like how they smelled. They had no problem with that. You might as well try it.

[rachelhale]

I agree w/ the first response, don't return opened diapers, that's just a waste, they are probably going to have to throw them out, it is isn't CVS fault that the wrong size was bought. (Not trying to be harsh) If you need to recoup for money, list them on Craigslist, I always see people selling them there.

[aidan&logansmommy]

I see nothing wrong with returning them. If they don't fit, why not? I think CVS would want their customers to be satisfied with their purchases. I would take them in and see what the manager says. It never hurts to ask!

Good luck!

[mcdlady1]

I think all CVS brands are guaranteed so I'd try to return them

[LyndaSLP]

I'd return them. You bought them based on the information on the package. Apparantly, the information was misleading -- b/c they don't fit your baby. Return them. Exchange them. Either way -- let CVS know that their 'sizing' isn't accurate.

[FreebieMama]

CVS lets you return makeup if you don't like the shade, right? I would just explain what happened and return them. I have also returned the wrong size diapers to CVS without a problem.

[amiebee]

I'd donate them to your local domestic violence, homeless shelter or other non-profit agency that serves children.