7PCS Pack Reusable Menstrual Pads Including 6PCS Cloth Sanitary Pads Mama Cloth Pad + 1PC Mini Wet Bag

Let me first say that I do not use these on their own, I use them in conjunction with a cup, and I am on the pill so I don't bleed much. So I can't vouch for how well they handle a full blast period flow for 5 days. BUT I think they are excellent for wearing with a cup or tampon if you are afraid of leaking. They are extremely soft and comfy, never had a leak or anything with them. I even wear them on non period days if I'm worried about discharge (TMI, sorry) cause they're so comfortable and easier than changing panties 3 times a day (TMI AGAIN). One downside is that, if you're going to be walking and moving around a lot, they can get pushed back into your butt and cause a little accident in the panty zone. But I usually use a safety pin to keep it in place if I'm going to work. Being reusable saves so much time and money, and I always found regular pads incredibly uncomfortable. They give you diaper rash, stink badly, leak, crumple up if you move too much, etc. No such problem with these. I will probably buy more just so I don't have to do laundry as often, and because I like them. The patterns are cute too!

I've been using these for years and years and years, and only just now decided to get more. These are so nice. They're comfortable and are great at absorbing smells and liquids alike. I suspect if you have an abnormally heavy flow, they won't work for you, but if you have a flow that standard pads/tampons can accommodate, then these are worth it. It may be a placebo effect, but my cramps actually got a lot better after switching to these instead of tampons. Plus they're machine-washable! Just make sure to air-dry them, since the high temperatures of the dryer can disrupt the waterproof lining.

Like most women who depend on these products, I am not crazy about the toll their use takes on landfills. When I saw that some companies were manufacturing reusable ones, I felt I had to try them. My first exposure to these products was on social media, and some of the advertisements were in bad taste, which is a real turnoff for consumers. Why do they even do that? Others were companies I had never heard of, and their payment policies were often suspicious. Like all things, go to a trusted source. There is a good variety of options out there! This brand was my first try because they were a discreet size and pleasant to the eye. However, they fell short of what I had hoped for in terms of functionality. The satiny underside made them slippery, and they did not stay in place with regular bodily activity. Also, while they absorb moisture, there is room for improvement in keeping the body dry.

I realized I have had these for quite a long time, so I looked up my purchase history to realize it's been just over 2 years since I bought these! They still seem perfectly fine, they absorb well, they have no stains, the snap still holds tight on all of them. They also do not have ANY residual odor, and I believe it may be the charcoal that helps them neutralize odors in use. Anyway, I realize, I replaced my underwear once a year, perhaps I should replace these as well... So here we are I am rebuying them :-) I absolutely recommend this brand as well, I know there are a lot of corporate mass produced variations of cloth pads, but I appreciate the handmade quality and unique patterns. I love that these don't stain, and as others have said, it is an odd adjustment to not be able to "see" the volume of your flow, but I'm an older gal, and I know my body well enough to know which day is my heavier day without seeing it. That being said, my flow is now light to normal, and I've never had any leaks. In my younger days, I would actually fill up and leak over menstrual discs or menstrual cups, so if that's the flow you have, I can't speak to the efficacy of this product for that, but others seem to find it acceptable. I believe these pads can hold a lot, I'm just not sure how quickly they can absorb a gush. Finally-cloth pads in general are a game changer. No matter how soft the factory processed cotton is supposed to be on disposable pads, it either bunches up and shreds while you walk, or especially in hot months or heavy activity, I would even get skin irritation from friction. None of that is an issue at all, and I would even suggest that these soft absorbent bamboo cloth helps to absorb any sweat or moisture and help keep you dry and comfortable even in the balmiest summer.

pretty solid product, does slide down and over pretty often when wearing. wouldn’t recommend to anyone with more than a light flow, doesn’t hold very well without seeping through.

To my surprise they are comfortable to wear. I use them for urine issues and they are perfect for the trouble. Saving money going out and buying poise pads.

I made the switch to reusables a few months ago in an effort to save money. And let me tell you, these are very well worth the investment! They’re super soft, no more pubic hair getting yanked by an adhesive. They’re very absorbent and don’t leak! I’ve purchased both the Small and XL— the XL are for heavy periods, and the Small is for discharge. I got the XL to ensure they wouldn’t leak and they don’t. ❤️ (for reference I used to wear the Always brand size 4 overnight pads as my day to day pads) These are super easy to wash, I like adding a little vinegar into the washing machine with my detergent when I go to clean these to make sure everything gets out. Also helps soften them too! The button closure fastens it to your underwear, and they don’t slide around they sit comfortably. I would say the only time they slide around is if you’re wearing a stretchy spandex material underwear. Otherwise they sit still! I highly recommend these to every woman with an active cycle. They are very comfortable and will save you so much money in the long run. Bonus points- you’re helping the planet! 🌎💚

I purchased these as an alternative to disposable products. I use them more for in between cycles, as I have a typical mom bladder with slight leakage. These pads work great and are very discreet. I have never tried using them solely for menstruation, but I do use them in conjunction with tampons to prevent leaks. Since they are made with black fabric, you never have stains which is cool but also kind of sucks because you can't really tell how worn they are or if any need to be replaced. I've had this set for about a year now but have ordered some new ones to replace. They seem to wash well but they do collect some loose hair and fuzzies in the washer and dryer which is annoying. You could probably avoid this by hand washing, but I always throw them in a delicates bag with the rest of my laundry since I don't have time to hand wash them every single day. Overall I think they're great and they save me money on disposable liners. The one complaint I would say is that they do tend to get wrapped around your undies sometimes and will flip or rotate over so you have to grab the whole thing and fix it in the bathroom so it's nut bunched up or upside down in your pants. That's annoying, but I'd rather deal with that than sticky disposable liners. These washable liners are also great for sensitive skin, another reason I hate disposables is because they are highly irritating to my skin, but these washable liners do not irritate me at all.

I purchased this product to help me deal with light bladder leakage. The items were just as described and met my needs. A great, environmentally friendly alternative to disposables.

Tissu douce, les couleurs et motifs sont jolies

I wanted to find panty liners and I finally found a company who makes them thin enough for everyday use without being seen. These have nice designs and the quality of sewing is good. Im happy to have finally found a reliable reusable panty liner. Came really quick and the price was low.

Good quality

I bought a few ones, these are among my favorites. I like the dark color of the inside part (who wants white ones to see leftover imprints of anterior blood stain?!), and reusable pads breathe so much better than plastic disposable one, so they don't develop odors as easily as the disposable ones. Also easy to wash : I do a rince only cycle with the washer (or occasionnaly, I let them presoak in a container instead) before doing the regular cycle with soap and they come out all clean. So it's better for my confort and better for the planet.