Teamoy Reusable Menstrual Pads, Cloth Sanitary Pad, Panty Liners, Jungle | Washable, Super-Absorbent, Soft and Comfortable, 10 Pcs Pad with 1 Wet Bag, 3pcs×7.9"+4pcs×10"+3pcs×11.6"

I waited to write a review because I'm so irregular and wanted to wait until I had a heavy flow. I originally bought these because I have frequent UTIs and I seem to be allergic to paper pads and tampons now. I absolutely love these. They are so comfy. Easy to wash, quickly dries, and super absorbent. During my heavy flow, I used two heavy pads out of the whole day while it takes like 8 paper ones. No more utis, no more burning. To test the waters, I switched from these cloth pads to the papers ones in one day. As soon as I put the paper pad on and pulled up my underwear. I immediately started burning. These cloth pads are the way to go. I have found though that sometimes it moves to the side in my sleep and I do tend to leak on the sides instead of the cloth part. But no big deal because I still haven't leaked outside the pad at all, meaning nothing on my underwear. I use the liners everyday outside of my menstrual since I suffer from frequent UTIS and also burn from underwears and paper liners. And I love them! Honestly, my UTIS decreased and no more working in moist underwear all day. They are so comfy and wouldnt mind buying underwear of this material :). And the price point. Thank you for making it affordable.

If you are grossed out by blood, don't keep reading. I LOVE THESE PADS. I have endometriosis and PMDD, so heavy flows are no stranger to me. I will wear the heaviest pads I can and still have to change them out every 1-2 hours. And the SMELL. I can't use tampons since they leak, I can't fit discs in, and my cup gave me a prolapse. I was using diapers for a while but they are so much garbage and so expensive. At one point, I had made my own reusable pads, but they were bulky and my blood would often leak through. They also stunk as much as a disposable pad. When these pads showed up, I washed them and tried one on right away. You cannot feel them AT ALL. It honestly feels like just underwear. I put one on (about 6 hours before I went to bed) and honestly forgot I was wearing it. I was SO DRY and I didn't stink and there was no leakage. I was shocked. I swapped it out right before bed and went to sleep. I roll around a ton in my sleep and this pad did not move at all. These pads absorb so much blood that you can't even really see it when you take them off and there is no leakage to the back of the pad. No more blood stains on your underwear! Sorry for the poor grammar and overload of information, I am so excited to have found pads that actually absorb blood, don't stink, stay put, and are comfortable. I literally cried this morning because they are so good. Also, that price is hard to beat. Do yourself a favor and buy these pads.

Overall I’m really satisfied with this purchase. I’ve been feeling bad about the waste from disposable pads and tampons. While I’m looking into other reusable methods for tampons, I’m happy to be using these reusable pads. So here’s my review! Pros: + Quite absorbent! I have quite a heavy flow even on the pill, but the large ones in this set have done a good job and no leakage. + Easy to clean. I just rinse and squeeze out all of the blood under cold running water till the water runs clear. (Although it may take a few minutes depending on your flow.) And then I throw them into the wash. If it’s not laundry day, then I hang them in my bathroom to dry. + Compact! When I’m not using them and they’re all dry, we can fold them and close them with their clasps. + Quite comfortable. A lot of reviews say how thick they feel but I don’t think they’re that thick. Maybe it’s because I’m used to Japanese pads and they are notoriously thick. + They’re cute. This is just a pro point for me because I love cute patterns. 🤣 Cons: - They may slide forward or backwards if you’re not careful (due to no adhesive). On the first day I wore one, I used the medium size. I put it on just fine, but after rushing after using the toilet at work, the pad shifted too backwards. So just be careful when putting back on your underwear. Overall, I’m just so happy that I finally bought reusable pads. They’re comfortable, easy to clean, and great for lowering your waste count. Plus you’d end up saving money in the long run.

I've been on a long-time pad journey for a while. My previous disposable brand changed their pads so often, and always under the guise of "New and Improved". After one of those changes a few years ago, I had a major accident at work where I literally bled down my leg despite wearing an overnight and jeans. It took me years, but recently I stumbled upon these after doing some late night research. At first I was hesitant, as the convenience of throw away pads can't be beat. My flow is heavy heavy and I would find myself changing my pad during each trip to the bathroom in my first 3 days. Needless to say, I was skeptical but tired of wasting so much money on pads and occasional tampons. I ordered this multi-pack to see which size and absorbancy would work best for me, as I knew this would be trial and error. They arrived in perfect condition: No loose threads or stitching. Clean and fresh. I did do a quick wash in my machine with a small amount of unscented detergent before using them to make sure that they were super clean and ready to go. When my period finally reared it's ugly head I started by using the biggest pad in this pack assuming I'd flood the smaller ones. I did run into some immediate issues with fitting the pad into my underwear properly and snapping in place so that the pad itself lay flat. After a few pad changes, the pads softened and I got the hang of it. I also noticed that I would have been fine using the second largest size in the pack because!: Material and Absorbancy is amazeballs. Yes there is occasional bunching, BUT! The liquid is immediately absorbed into the pad as it flows out. It does not roll off to the sides, it does not bead up and run down your leg, it does not travel anywhere. It goes into the pad and remains. At work I sit for a few hours at a time between getting up to use the bathroom, make copies, etc.... and even after that immediate stand up whoosh, the blood flows out and straight into the pad. In terms of changing them, this will be a trial and error situation based on what works best for you. This is my second month using them and what I've found works best when I am home is to change the pad and then immediately hand wash the previously used one. I do air dry and weather permitting dry in the sun on a windowsill. But if not, I toss in the dryer on low. In public, I do what I usually do with disposable pads with some tweaks. I usually bring a black zippered cosmetics bag with me with clean pads, tampons etc.. Now, I take off the used pad, fold neatly and snap. I now bring a small ziplock baggy and place the used pad in the ziplock close it up and put the used pad in the black cosmetics bag. As of yet, no smells and no one is the wiser. At the end of my period, I do a machine wash with unscented detergent and 0xyclean and then dry on low. Be aware, that the thicker the absorbancy the longer it will take to dry. I am still perfecting this whole thing. If you buy this pack to test them out, find that they work well for you, and have a heavy flow where you back bleed at night, purchase the 14 inch ones from the same company. Absorbancy on point! All in all, this is my second period using these and while cloth pads are such an old concept, the absorbancy is worth the extra work of washing to reuse. By the way, it may take some time to get used to wringing your own blood out. It did for me. Consider that while you may have seen the massacre on disposable pads, you didn't touch and wring it out into your tub or sink and get that up close and personal with it. Someone here had a good idea to bring her used pads into the shower with her to essentially kill two birds with one stone. I did this and I found it to be very convenient. Last thing, If you expel clots, like some women do, those will sit at the top of the pad. You may have to wipe them off the surface. I used to have to do this with disposables so this isn't a huge deal for me. Periods can be messy regardless. However, with these I feel less paranoid about leaks and definitely more comforted. Plus, (and I'm a sucker for this kinda thing) they're really cute. So while you may be dealing with cramps, bloat, and hormonal mood swings... you can distract yourself with adorable cats, polar bears, or pretty designs to choose from. I've said enough. Try em. :)

I use pads every day. Every single day. I have three children. I have had a total of 5 pregnancies. I have a bladder that leaks when I laugh, sneeze, cough, dance. Unfortunately, my friends and family are hilarious, I have terrible allergies and I teach dance and tumbling. I bought this pack as my second try. I purchased a cheaper and one-sized pack of a different brand and really liked them so I decided to try these out next (to see what other sizes felt like). I am blown away!! I love that there are multiple sizes. I use the smaller ones each day as panty liners. They absorb all the everything. I can jump, laugh, sneeze-No worries!! Aunt Flo just visited. She is a nasty girl. Pre this purchase, I used a super long disposable pad AND tampon for day 3 and 4 of her visit because she's just that tough on me and the tampon I'd have to change every 2-3 hours (even through the night) and I'd still bleed out on the pad. So. You get the idea. I wanted to just give these pads a trial by fire and decided I was just gonna put in the big mama and see what happened....stay off the couch etc....and I was absolutely blown away. I used ONE pad. ALL day. Like, from wake up time to bed time. I know. Kinda gross, BUT I wanted to push it to the limit to see what would happen. I couldn't believe it. Everything absorbed. No blood smell. No uncomfortable plasticky pad feeling against my bits that always turns to chafing and burning within a few days of around the clock pad wear. I thought maybe I just wasn't bleeding as much as normal. So before I got in the shower, I rinsed that bad dad out in the laundry room sink and woooooowwwwww. Like, blood donation amounts in there. Hello Red Cross-squeeze this out and save ALL the lives! I couldn't believe it! I am so happy with this product. I will say, these are bulkier than disposable pads, so you have to be open to that. However, when you wear them under jeans or jeggings, you can't tell and I checked and checked-every angle-its all good. I have not worn them with cotton leggings; I would imagine you'd be able to see the big ones if you had a short shirt on, but my short shirt days are long gone and the smaller ones I don't think would be noticeable. In thick athletic leggings, you can't really see them unless you are really really trying to. The only draw back so far is that if you work out hard in the smaller ones, they can and do slide around in your britches. However, I do love that there is no adhesive to shred your undies (yes-I wear pads enough that they actually start to shred my undies from removal all the time). When I wear these as liners, I just leave them snapped into my panties while they go into the dirty laundry. Then when its time to launder, I unsnap them as I fill my washer and put them in a garment bag. I wash and dry them along with socks and undies (even though I think, technically, its better to let them air dry). For period soiled ones, I rinse out thoroughly, and lay them to dry until laundry day. Then into the wash they go. There's no stink or grossness to look at while you wait for laundry day. It actually seems more sanitary than having a wastebasket full of bloody products just sitting around until the dog decides to.....you know..... So, yes, definitely sold and super happy with these, especially as lady products were running short in the stores and online due to this pandemic. I'm well taken care of now with my two pad purchases and am very pleased with the entire arrangement!

I bought these because I am sensitive to disposable pads where I get itchy. I do not use pads too much any more because I use the period cup for a couple of years now, but I like to use pads here and there because I feel like it some days, or I use panty liners when my period is super light and I don’t need to use the cup. The pads are great, absorbs super well, on my heavy flow, I rarely felt myself leaking or the blood coming out because it absorbed that quick. I liked that I can wear the pad and not get itchy. I do feel the pads move here and there, I think it’s a matter of finding the right underwear for it. I only used the pads once so far. One thing I didn’t really like is that the super big pad does feel like a big diaper and if I wear leggings or jeans, I feel like you can see the pad from behind because it is so big. So, even on my heavy flow, I used the smallest pad when I go out. But, it still doesn’t affect the 5 star rating for myself. I really enjoy watching all the blood come out of the pad when I rinse it.... you can’t even tell how much blood is on the pad because the pad is brown, so it doesn’t look like a lot until you rinse it. I am used to seeing the blood because I use the cup, so I am not grossed out, instead I am intrigued that I can bleed so much. Overall, it is great, good value for the money because it’s reusable, sometimes it does move, just gotta find the right underwear, doesn’t itch especially for sensitive skin, tip: wear smallest pad if you want to go out in public while wearing pads.

I bought both the "Lemon Series" and the "Leaves + Jungle + Flowers" set, and there is a major design difference between them.The Lemon series is wonderful because it features soft fleece material across the entire pad, including the wing area. It is very comfortable.However, the Leaves + Jungle + Flowers version has PUL (polyurethane laminate) material on the wings instead of fleece. This plastic-like PUL material rubbed against my skin, causing chafing and sometimes blisters. Also the fleece in the wing area prevents side leaks compared to the other one. I am keeping the Lemon series which is very comfortable and highly absorbent, but I least use the other version. I highly request Teamoy to stop using PUL on the wings of their other series and make them all with the full-fleece wing design like the Lemon series.

This product is awesome I’ve thinking of transitioning to reusable pads but was skeptical. Turns out I had nothing to worry about! They are super soft, shockingly absorbent( I use the night Always disposable pads bc they are the only pads that I felt save to not stain or overfill) but these pads were awesome and don’t have that bulky feeling whatsoever they also feel more flexible and soft. My favorite part is that it feels like you’re not even wearing a pad. I do recommend wearing cotton underwear while using these to help grip bc it can slide with nylon fabric. Overall, HELL YEAH!

Not sure what I was expecting when I purchased them, but they absolutely exceeded my expectations. I just thought it was such a waste to be throwing so much plastic in the trash each time I had a period; I'd used the diva cup previously for over a year, but I never got the right fit and it was painful even at the smallest size; and didn't like having to use tampons because I'm a bit forgetful, I have to set an alarm to remember to change my tampons. These were an amazing solution. And they're really well made. These washable pads are incredibly comfortable, they're a little bulky, sure (they remind me of the first Always pads I used in the 1990's), but it's not a big deal, maybe just avoid the super tight leggings if you're self conscious about it. They don't end up smelling nearly as much as wearing plastic pads do after a few hours, and I can wear them longer because they also don't feel as wet (I probably wear them for 8-10 hours before changing). I haven't had any issues with them moving around yet (I've worn them on hour long walks, and being on my feet all day) but I do pair them with a tight pair of high waisted bikini cut panties, I've tried other panties with them, and those worked the best for me. Washing them was pretty straightforward, I tried to handwash them first but depending on how heavy your period is it can take forever scrubbing. I've also tried tossing them in the wash, but I have the side barrel washing machine and it doesn't soak as well, I noticed some residue at first, so I've taken to soaking them cold water in a small bucket for an hour or more before I wash them and that works perfectly for me (if you get queasy at the sight of blood, though, maybe don't do that). I also fold them into their little pouches after I've used them and I wash them all at once at the end of my period (5-6 days for me). I only "dry" them in the dryer on the no heat setting just to wring out before hang drying them. The only thing I have noticed is that because some of the designs are a lighter colour, the sides of your pad can get stained if you don't wash them right away, and depending on how heavy your period is/how often you're changing them, it can look like it's seeping through a little at the seams of the pad. It hasn't leaked though, and even on my heaviest day I can sleep through the night with the longer pad and it's ridiculously more comfortable than the overnight plastic pads I'd been using previously. For my period, I probably have a more moderate flow (2.5 very heavy days in the middle), the 10 pads (3 small, 4 medium, 3 long) were just barely enough. I do wash one medium pad after the first use as a back up. I may get an extra pack of mediums or smalls in the future just to have them on hand, though. I'm very happy I've found these, they were the perfect solution after struggling to find something that didn't feel wasteful and yet was comfortable, practical and beautifully made.

I bought the pretty coloured set of pink/light blue/purple as they were labelled "panty liners". I already had a set of the menstrual pads with the non-slip design. I found they worked for menstrual periods, but were a little bulky when I needed something for a light flow. I saw these and thought panty liners meant they would be a little thinner. They are the same thickness in the pad area as all the rest. Oh well, they still work for what I need as I am allergic to plastic products. As for sizing, I am on the larger size, so the small at 8inches long is a little to small to cover the panty as I need them too. Medium at 10 inches long is the best length. The big at 12 inches long, is great for bedtime, or maximum coverage.

These are made very sturdy. Extra sew lines stop blood from leaking to the side. But the nylon fabric for side wings are not friendly to skin. I grew blisters in my thy after walking a lot...

Warning: This is a very detailed review. I wanted to use the product a few times before writing a review. I’ve had the product for a few months now and used it about 4-5 times. There are a few pros and cons I would like to discuss. Pros- no more rashes down there. These pads are so soft and comfortable. Zero irritation. - I was skeptical about reusable pads feeing too bulky. These are perfect. You can obviously feel them since they are thicker than disposable pads, but they aren’t overly bulky. - the different sizes are just wonderful. The largest ones are perfect for overnight. I have quite a heavy flow the first 3 days, so at night time I was always having to double up, otherwise I would leak. Since I’ve switched, I’ve had no problem with leakage. - obviously, a huge benefit is savings. I was going through so many pads in one cycle. These reusable pads have already paid for themselves. - I was worried about them moving around as I am constantly on my feet working in a hospital. There was no movement. I guess it would depend on the type of underwear you prefer, but I would wear just a regular bikini style, and there was no flipping around, moving up, or moving down. - I love the added benefit of not having to worry about if you have enough every time. No more running to the store as soon as your period starts because you ran out of pads last time and forgot to buy. - washing is very easy. I run under cold water until it runs clear, then just wash with a regular load of laundry and hang to dry. Cons- the shape is a little off. In my opinion, the pads should be sewn so when they lay flat, there should be a bit of a curve to them so when they are in your underwear, they aren’t bunching up. - I do notice more of a smell when I wear them. I don’t know if it’s because there are no chemicals like in disposable pads that hide the smell, or what. My husband says he doesn’t notice it, but I can smell myself, so I’m always very self conscious when going out in public. - the pads should also be a bit more narrow, or a second snap should be added on so we can make it more narrow if we needed to. The pad does bunch up a bit in the crotch area because they are a bit too wide and it can be a tad uncomfortable if you are on your feet a lot. - the absorbency level is not at the highest. They do hold a lot, I have noticed when there is a larger clot, it just sits on the pad. Maybe that could also be another reason for the smell. Overall, I highly recommend this product. I hate how costly it is for women to purchase disposable pads and tampons. I’ve been looking for an alternative, but I did not want to try the diva cup. This is a great option for women who want to limit their carbon footprint. I would purchase this time again and I know I will in the near future. I wish I would have used these when I was recovering from having a baby. These would have been wonderful!

I was just looking to save some money on buying disposables and since I don't have much of a budget I went for this set. I have never used cloth pads before so this is my first experience with them. Now, I don't know which design I picked specifically... because I honestly did not care (to me a pretty design wont make me feel any better about a time of month that I despise). However, I did notice the designs that I got were very cool, bright, and of a great print quality, so if that's something you care about then these shouldn't disappoint. I will also note the stitching was really clean with only the occasional loose thread end appearing where the stitching has been tied off. Overall felt and looked like a quality product. In terms of the way they wear, they were pretty comfortable. Probably about as bulky as pads would normally be in my opinion but nicer feeling on the skin. I really liked the snap on buttons as compared to reusables as now I wont stretch my underwear material by removing adhesive pads! The biggest one I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing out with my skinny jeans but I would probably only ever wear thar over night anyway given that you know... that's what they're made for. The other two sizes I wore with my tight pants and jeans to work and they weren't noticable at all. I did find that when wearing my jeans at one point the snap buttons pinched my thighs slightly. That was kind of annoying XD. I personally didn't find the regular/smaller pads slipped or flipped like what some other reviewers described. I even went for a jog in mine and thankfully didn't need to reposition. But if I were to experience issues with this I'm sure they'd stay secure with a safety pin. The absorbency was not an issue as I mostly use pads as a backup since I bleed through tampons within an hour or two. They did not offer so much in terms if breathability, but I wouldn't expect that for the material and the price I paid. Not any worse for that than a disposable really. They aren't hard to wash. You can hand wash or soak in cold water then wash with regular laundry. I am thinking of storing some washing liquid in the shower area so I can wash them as I go by hand while I shower. I was even able to get away with putting a couple in the dryer since I was desperate. They weren't damaged during this process thankfully, but obviously sun dry where possible as I think that is recommended. So yeah, overall I was pretty happy with them. I don't feel like I will switch back to disposables after using these :)