10PCS 8 Inch Reusable Washable Menstrual Pads Sanitary Pads Panty Liner

I bought these over 2 years ago and I love them! I use them mostly as a backup to a menstrual cup or to wear when I expect my period in case it comes early, so they don't need to be very big or absorbent, but they've always done what I needed and have been a lifesaver when my cup leaks! 10 is a great number for having a lot when I go on vacation or haven't done laundry yet. After using one, I rinse it with cold water and rub with a bar of soap, then rinse it clean, let it air dry overnight, and toss it in the hamper to machine wash with my other laundry in cold water and then air dry. (I tried just throwing it directly in the washer once and didn't think it looked as clean, but I'm more comfortable with it going through the washer after the hand wash, just to make sure.) They still look new, no smells or stains, and the snap closure works great and doesn't bother me. My one request is that I wish the bag they came in had 2 zippered pockets instead of one so I could store both the clean and dirty ones there. It's not a dealbreaker since the pads themselves are amazing and I would buy them again, but it would be really nice to have that.

I use these as backup to my menstrual cup, and they work just fine. I get some slight leakage during the day when I use my cup, so I needed some light protection. I got tired of using and throwing out tons of pads and liners every month, so I decided to try out cloth liners. Make sure you wash before using. They are very absorbent and comfortable to wear. I like the breathable fabric better against my skin compared to a paper liner or pad. I just think of it as part of my underwear and throw it in the wash at the end of the day with my underwear. I typically don't use more than 1-2 per day. I don't run these through the dryer at all, but hang outside to dry with my laundry. If I happen to get one really dirty, I'll rinse in the sink first, and hang on the side of my laundry basket to air out until laundry day. They do move around a tiny bit, but I find that they are still adequate to prevent staining from light leakage. Same coverage as a paper liner, but more absorbent and comfortable, and zero waste.

Right out of the package, I could see they were well made. They are soft to the touch, and on delicate skin. I purchased them as panty liners, and they don't leave you feeling damp like the store bought ones. I'm post menopause, so cannot say how they would meet the monthly need. But if you just want to feel clean and fresh with a liner, I recommend these pads. The snaps make it easy to use, no sticky residue, and the colorful patterns are a plus. I have washed and dried them, and there are no lose threads, nice stitching all the way around. Glad I found these before the hot weather comes, I know I'll be more comfortable.

It is certainly doing what it is designed to do but it has been extremely frustrating to keep it in place—it is quite loose. It is still a more environmentally friendly option, but it cannot fully replace the disposable ones.

I bought these because I have been using reusable pads and menstrual cups for years, but have always turned to disposable pantiliners for light days. I wanted to finally make the change. These are a bit bulkier than a disposable pantiliner, but not by much. There have been some reviews claiming that they smell bad after a few washes. That is because those users are not getting them clean. If yours smell, then you need to wash them again or strip them like you would a cloth diaper. To strip them, I use peroxide. I know it is not the most Earth friendly product, and I am trying to find something better. But for now, before every wash I soak them in a mixture of peroxide and water. If I am not washing every day, I at least change the water in the pail. Then when washing, use peroxide like you would a bleach product in the washer. Doing this every time, in my experience, will ensure that they are getting very clean. I do it for every use because my body is sensitive. Most people could probably just do this every few washes. I am so glad to have found these! Another thing that is important to know about them is that they DO have a tendency to slip. You can control this by wearing well-fitting underwear. I have found that, obviously, underwear with a thinner crotch (like low rise hipster style) cause more slipping. Bikini/bikini brief underwear and boy-short style underwear are the best that I have found so far.

I have had these since 2020 and have used them only a handful of times since I’ve had 3 babies within those time frames. Have used them as panty liners and for the end of postpartum bleeding. I don’t really care for them. They slide around and move a lot out of there spot while your walking and if your out in public you can’t fix it unless you run into the bathroom a lot, it’s annoying. They are shorter than described and definitely would work better if they were longer. The thick cotton makes you hot and sweaty down there and it is not very comfortable. There should be two snaps instead of one in the middle I feel like that would hold it in place better. Quality of material and snap is good though, have withstood probably over 100 washes/drys and still are good. Won’t buy again however will try a different style

I decided to switch to reusable and washable pads recently due to concerns with the material that most common brands use to make up the more common throw away pads. Bleaching, toxins, and unknown processes to create them, and no regulations at all from the FDA or the government at all as to what can or cannot be used. Nor any requirements on telling consumers what the ingredients / process are. I went to work one night and by the time I got home my whole nether region had swollen, puffed up, and had a pad shaped red welt from front to back. I rarely have periods due to BC so it had been six months or so since I've had to use a pad. I do not know if maybe the pad went bad, though they don't have expiration dates, or if there were chemicals my body just weren't used to being there any more and it flared. But boy was I in pain. I ended up free bleeding the next few days of my period(dont trust tampons and their chemicals either and I've never tried diva cups). I would rather bleed in my underwear then have welts. Pretty and perfect for what I was hoping for. Thin and light so you barely feel them. They would be great size for smaller females or anyone who wants a thin smaller layer of protection. I use them for when I'm walking around and standing. If I sit or lay down I would be afraid I'd leak on the back end. So as they advertise I'd go with the 8in for light liner days, 10in for the lazier medium days, and 12or14in for overnights or heavy as those suckers are looonng and thick. I simply peroxide them, then soak them in cold water before washing them in the washer.

Best product ever!! Absorbent and easily wearable… washes simply

Thought I'd try to be eco friendly. Having to use liners everyday, due to "getting older". THESE ARE GREAT!!!! Buying a second set. No more ripping the plastic sticky from underwear and sometimes leaving some still attached. I'm sure I'm not the only one with this issue. No name brand or Major brand. These reusable liners do move a little but so much better for enviorment and my skin!!

Excellent quality. Wish it were a tad wider but really good for a non-custom product. I have been using them daily for incontinence for 2 months now, so the 10 I purchased have been washed many, many times already now and still in great quality. Would prefer a natural/cotton based material solution for improved breathability but this product review is for it as is, and for what it is, it is very good for quality, stitching and durability.

I bought these 8 inch pads and also 10 inch pads by the same seller. When they arrived they were exactly like the pictures. You can also order them in the same fabric if you click on sent by Karen and she can then order them to get 10 pads with the same PUL pattern. There were no funky designs like cupcakes as some other pads on amazon have had. They have performed so much better than expected! They hold so much and are very comfortable. I have ordered another lot of the 10 inch ones. Delivery was very quick!

These are nice and thin. I was in search of regular pads or thinner pants liners because my original purchase of heavy-duty pads were way too bulky to even attempt to wear out in the daytime. These are nice and thin and you get 10 plus a big bag to store them in. They arrived super fast, I was impressed because I knew they were coming from over seas. Very impressed and im glad these are being sold instead of poluting the world with disposable ones.

Easy to launder, carry with you, and a great cost saver. Not sure on the breathability due to the plastic feel backing. Hasn’t been an issue if changed often. Best of all it’s a great cost saver.