Reusable Menstrual Pads - Bamboo Charcoal Menstrual Heavy Incontinence Pads |Sanitary Pads - Pack of 5, 1 Cloth Mini Wet Bag

ممتازة. عملية. مريحة ولن تشعري بالضيق عندما تصبح رطبة جداً. وثابتة لا تتحرك من مكانها عند ارتدائها.

Embarrasing!

1. No stink anymore from plastics, 2. No noisy plasticky embarrassment. 3. No trace of mine left in a trash. 4. Never feeling wet & sticky, or itchy. 5. No more skin darkening. 6. No painful rubbing in area when walking. 7. Comfy, covers well, & absorbant. 8. Not embarrassed & afraid when my kids lay their head on my thigh. 9. Not feeling discussted & grossed. The list goes on & on. I'm completely happt, & let's not forget no harmful chemicals absorbed by my body like tampons. I did buy a small foldable washer, it'd be gross to hand wash, & can't just throw in my washing machine, so the small foldable washer works perfectly with this. I'm just in love & so happy. & if I'm ever lost in the woods, I can just wash the 1 I have & wear it again. Haha, that was always a fear of mine.

Tout est parfait, que ce soit la livraison rapide, la qualité irréprochable, ca ce nettoie super bien a l'eau et savon Marseille ,personnellement je passerai plus aux jetables

I will make this review as detailed as I can. Here's some info about me that may be helpful. My period lasts 5 days. My bleeding is light to moderate depending on the day, and I'm very thin (about 95lbs). I don't have any disorders, diseases, etc that affect my cycle, and I've only used disposable pads up until now. I don't workout, so I'm unsure of how well these hold up when doing vigorous activities. I usually changed my pad 2-4 times a day when I used disposable pads. APPEARANCE I bought these in 5XL round. 5 of them came in a pack. They're around 11" long. The absorbancy part is fleece so it's very soft. The wings are in the center of the pad. The buttons are secure, and there are 2 so you can make the fit around your undies looser or tighter. The wet bag that comes with it is small enough to fit in a small to moderate sized purse and it fits about 3 pads inside once you fold them up. COVERAGE They have a decent amount of coverage. They are comfortable to walk around in and aren't thick. They're on the thinner side. I'm a stomach sleeper, so at times I have leaking at the top of my underwear towards my belly. I didn't have this issue with these pads and I slept on my stomach off and on, but I wouldn't say they are completely leakage safe since they aren't full coverage. There were blood stains trailing towards the tip of the pad, so I may have just gotten lucky. If I slept on my stomach the whole night, I probably would've stained my undies. Also...maybe it's because I wore underwear that were too small for the pad, but the pad scrunched a little on the sides so I had light blood stains somewhat on the wings. However, overall 95% of the period blood stayed in the center. I didn't have any issues with the pad sliding at all, but it may be because I was wearing undies that were on the tighter side to prevent this in the 1st place. SMELL The pad itself will smell like whatever you used to wash it. When using it, the only thing you will smell is the scent of your own blood and body odor. Depending on the person and their hygiene, that may or may not be noticeable or bad. Speaking of body odor, these pads are not super breathable, but they're not bad. They're fleece and fleece can be a bit much to some people when you feel hot. I sweat a lot, especially at night. So, I'm not too happy with wearing pads in general because of that. However, the fleece didn't make this better or worse for me personally. It was about the same as usual. ABSORBANCY The absorbancy is great. I have no complaints. The 1st day of my period is pretty light, then it gets heavier over night and onto the 2nd day. I started my period in the afternoon and was able to wear it until noon the next day. I don't know if it can last longer. I didn't want to go that long without changing it. WASHING With any reusable pad, it's recommended that you wash them before 1st time use. A google search can give you info on how to wash them properly and remove blood stains. However, I was too lazy to read as there were many different answers to this online so this is what I did. When I 1st got them, I put them in the washing machine with laundry detergent. No bleach. They came out fine. No damage. Then, I layed them across my dresser to let them air dry. They were completely dry within 9 hours or so, and my bedroom is a bit cooler than room temp. Immediately after I finished using 1, I drenched it with cold water and gently scrubbed at the blood stains with an old toothbrush. I did this until the stains were as faded as possible. I squeezed the pad until the water ran clear to make sure any blood absorbed into the 2nd layer was removed. A lot of blood came out. It looked like I was dumping a bowl of blood into the drain. I was impressed because it didn't seem like it absorbed that much. I felt dry the whole time I wore the pad. After the rinse, I threw them right in my laundry basket with other dirty clothes, but I made sure they stayed on top for atleast a day so they are getting air to dry. It's important you keep them in an airy environment so you don't get that mildew or rotten scent going on. Then, I put them in the washing machine with laundry detergent as soon as I could. No bleach. "As soon as I could" means about 4 days later lol. I finished my period before I decided to wash them, so I could throw them in the washing machine all together. After throwing them in the wash, I let them air dry. Doing this caused no damage and I couldn't see any stains on them. They looked brand new. This made me happy because I have light colored pads from a different seller and you can see the staining on them. I've decided that in the future, I'll only buy dark colored reusable pads. OVERALL THOUGHTS I've been looking for ways to save money, be comfy, and worry free during my period. This was my 1st time using reusable pads after hearing so many good things about them, and it's going to take some getting used to. For the 1st 2 days of my period, I found myself wishing that I bought disposable pads instead. Then by the end of my period, I was okay with them. The reason why I initially didn't like them is because I was annoyed with soaking and rinsing the pads right after use. It's of course more work than just removing a disposable pad and tossing it in the trash. I found an easier solution which is rinsing my used pads while I'm in the shower. That made it less annoying, but there are instances where I can't always do this such as when I've already taken a shower earlier and need to change my pad again. I briefly read online that it's best to rinse reusable pads immediately to avoid staining, but considering that I won't always be by a shower or appropriate sink to do this, staining is inevitable (maybe unless you know a special technique to get them out). However, I'm not worried. Staining doesn't seem to be very visible on these anyway after you rinse and wash them. And if there comes a day where I can see it after washing them, it's okay. It's a pad and no one else will be seeing it but me. Overall, I recommend these specific reusable pads. I would definitely buy these again in the future.

Been using it and feel like I'm just wearing undies. Not bulky like pads at all so it's nice and comfy!

Ive had them for 1-2 years now and they are still in great condition.