Cora 100% Organic Cotton Topsheet Pads (36 Regular Pads)

These are great and stick well. Order and stock up as needed. Quality product

Good pads there pretty confortable

pros: soft, absorbent, relatively neutral for the environment if you've got to use disposable products cons: not very long, so not ideal for heavy flows or sleeping positions got these specifically for hysterectomy surgery prep/recovery, and they are quite comfortable. often, pads can cause irritation, so i've mainly been using a disc, which is a huge no-no after surgery! so this was a delightful alternative to the plastic-y mainstream brands. 10/10, recommend fully, will gift the remaining pads to people in need in the community.

Really absorbent

They work well with no irritation and no toxic material close to the skin.

I decided to try Cora Organic pads after I found out that there are chemicals in pads and tampons that companies aren’t really required to tell you about. When I found out I thought it was scary and wrong. Your personal care products are just that. They’re for your personal use and they should be helping you especially during a time when your hormones are fighting with you and you may feel less than awesome. I know that there are a lot of different brands but I tried Cora first. It’s taken me a little while to finally get them but I’m glad I did. I love the philanthropic aspect of the company. I like that they’re very thin but I do think that since this my first time trying them the Super version will work better for the beginning of my period instead of regular. The reason I chose the regular version is because of the absorbency is moderate. The way these are labeled is a little confusing because the wording of the absorbency and the for the size are usually two words that mean the same thing and they’re described differently on the super version. This was another thing that made me decide to get the regular. This is the one bad thing that I have to say about these. Read the descriptions carefully and you shouldn’t have a problem getting the right size. I decided to try Cora Organic pads after I found out that there are chemicals in pads and tampons that companies aren’t really required to tell you about. When I found out I thought it was scary and wrong. Your personal care products are just that. They’re for your personal use and they should be helping you especially during a time when your hormones are fighting with you and you may feel less than awesome. I know that there are a lot of different brands but I tried Cora first. It’s taken me a little while to finally get them but I’m glad I did. I love the philanthropic aspect of the company. I like that they’re very thin but I do think that since this my first time trying them the Super version will work better for the beginning of my period instead of regular. The reason I chose the regular version is because of the absorbency is moderate. The way these are labeled is a little confusing because the wording of the absorbency and the for the size are usually two words that mean the same thing and they’re described differently on the super version. This was another thing that made me decide to get the regular. This is the one bad thing that I have to say about these. Read the descriptions carefully and you shouldn’t have a problem getting the right size. If you do have an issue their customer service is awesome. I contacted them about the specks and they offered me a free replacement. The pads are nice, the packaging is sleek and isn’t noisy. I like this because when I have to go out and my period strikes no one will have to know. Give them a try if you’re curious. I about them. I almost didn’t because I thought that there was something wrong with the pack I got based on a review. about them being dirty. The specks are cotton and nothing for you or your lady bits to be freaked out about.

They were brought for a preteen and they were ready to use, comfortable, and they did not leak.

EXCELLENT PRODUCT. VERY HAPPY WITH IT.