Cotton Reusable Period Pads for Women, Washable Pads Menstrual, Regular Absorbency Cotton Cloth Menstrual Pads 3pcs Set with Mini Wet Bag, Suitable for Menstrual Period

Feel really comfortable and thin enough to not look or feel like a diaper like some other pads I tried. These feel really good and breathable and I hardly notice I'm even wearing anything down there. The only downside is it feels like they shift backwards a little bit I guess because they're not sticking to the underwear like the disposable pads do. But it's just a tiny shift and easy to adjust now and then if you need to adjust it. With the longer size the shifting isn't as big a deal. I'm probably going to buy more because they are really good (edit: yep I bought more). I definitely recommend giving them a try. So much money saved and less wasteful. I recently forgot these and used some plastic-free disposable pads from the health food store while I was traveling but I think these hold a little more blood longer.

If you’re looking for a pad alternative this is the way to go !! Having enough to get you through your period is key. This is my fifth order. I have all sizes . The larger you go the thicker they get. These are high end made with breathable organic baby soft cotton on the top near your skin. They do not rub or irritate the skin and do not stain if you wash out with cold water until the water is clear. I soak in baking soda and a little bit of dawn and cold water prior to washing in the washing machine normal cycle hang dry then fluff in dryer. They still look new. I noticed a lot of reviews say they slip. If that’s the case try cotton underwear and if needed add a cheap paper liner under like carefree to hold in place. The little zipper bag they come with is a plus, washable & awesome for on the go keeping pads organized clean and concealed. Love these- you won’t regret this purchase

I’ve been using these cloth pads for over a year, and they’ve held up impressively well through many washes — the fabric is sturdy, and they’re highly absorbent, even with my heavy flow. But what truly sets them apart is that they’re completely odor-free which makes a big difference in comfort and confidence throughout the day. The only downside is staining, especially toward the end of your period, when the lighter flow tends to leave marks that are harder to remove. That said, for comfort, odor control, absorbency, and sustainability, these are a great choice — I’d definitely recommend them.

i've been using these pads for a year and 8 months and they are fantastic and the quality has not degraded at all. i previously used reusable pads made with fleece, but i wanted something with a better material for warmer weather so i found these. the fabric holds up beautifully, it's very easy to use them, wash when i shower, hang to dry. the 3-pack works really well when waiting for one to air dry. if you're new to reusable pads, they work best with underwear that are fitted, not ones that fall down or are loose. they need a good base, just like any pad. the only thing of note is that they aren't super long, if you need that. but i also like the length because it doesn't feel like you're wearing a diaper. also these are a million times more absorbent than disposable pads, and you don't have to worry about changing it out in a certain time frame like tampons.

I feel like the biggest thing people wonder about is the staining. I haven’t had any stains yet! I was so sure one of them was going to leave a stain, but it didn’t. The blood rinses away pretty easily and I squeeze it under running cold water til the water is nearly clear. For any tougher stains, I let it sit in cold water and come back an hour later. Haven’t needed to soak with actual detergent yet. It’s super comfortable. It’s not, like, sticky feeling like a pad would be. I think these are more comfortable than the traditional cotton or foam pads. It’s closer to an Always foam pad. The reason why I give it only three stars is because it shifts around. The button clasp is perfectly fine. It stays in my pants (lol); doesn’t unclasp throughout the day. Problem is, it’ll shift around and I’ve stained my underwear and shorts. Based on my own body and how it sit and stand, mine shimmies backwards. If the satiny fabric wasn’t so slippery, this would’ve been a 5 star product imo. For now, I think it’ll be suitable for those with very light flows or someone who wears a cup, disc, or tampon and want the extra backup. If you’ve got a heavier flow, I still think it’ll work if you monitor where it actually is on your undies haha.

I’ve been using reusable pads for a couple years now, these have worked great! I bought a set each size and they’ve lasted a long time. Once you get used to the fit, it’s nice not having to buy disposable products every month. It’s also nice that it has two different clasps for securing onto your underwear. I recommend these to other women because it feels much safer than tampons

Loose insecure attachment, causes pad to shift out of place. These went right into trash. They are pretty...look well made, just don't work.

I was surprised at the good quality of these given the reasonable price. The material is really soft, but still plenty absorbent. They seem well constructed and will hopefully hold up after many washes. I would definitely say these reusable pads deserve 5 stars! My photos show an absorbency/waterproofing test I did. Photo 1: Shows what is included. 3 reusable pads and zipper pouch. Photo 2: Back of pad with 1/4 cup of water. Photo 3: I put water on the back of the pad to see if the material is waterproof. After 3 minutes, the water was still beaded on top of the fabric. None was absorbed. Photo 4: I put the full 1/4 cup of water on the absorbent side. When I picked it up, there was some dripping, but not much considering 1/4 cup of liquid is a lot. Photo 5: Shows the back of the pad after being soaked with 1/4 cup of water. It remained completely dry. No water soaked through.

Los tamaños me parecen adecuados, trae una bolsa para transportar y guardar eso me agrado mucho, pero el producto no es tan grueso así que no recomiendo a las que tenemos flujo muy abundante, para finales de mestruacion si me sirvieron mucho.