Organyc100% Certified Organic Cotton Feminine Pads - Heavy Flow, 10 Count (Pack of 1) (B003ART1JG)

I have extremely sensitive skin and all lithe pads have given me a rash down there. I was using re-usable pads for the last year and they are so expensive and horrible to clean even when you know what you are doing. Too much time that I don't have. These are the best pads in the world to me. I am now going to stick with these forever🩷 Holds up during my heavy flow days, no irritation, disposable (saves time). I would really recommend them to anyone wanting a real cotton pad. There's NO wood pulp on the inside which makes me get rashes, just cotton! Thank-you so much for creating such a great product for women😊

After Always changed their pads in 2013 I developed a sensitivity to them that manifested as a UTI every cycle. (As if having your period isn't enough torture.) After months of discomfort, worry and negative tests at the doctor's office I finally figured it out. The results of my research into alternative feminine hygiene products is as follows: if you are sensitive to commercial pads that contain plastics and chemicals, your options come down to 1) cotton disposable pads, 2) "mama cloth" reusable cloth pads, and 3) a cup such as the diva cup (basically a silicone shotglass that is worn internally like a tampon). Mama cloth sounds gross, but it's actually very comfortable (no crinkly noises and sweaty plastic in your underwear) and it isn't soggy or smelly. It is a little inconvenient to carry around and to wash, though. I found that pads with PUL (waterproof backing) and synthetic fabrics like minky also caused me issues so if you are trying them go for organic cotton and hemp pads. You can find sellers on Etsy. I bought a diva cup but never used it. Some women swear by it, especially because it allows you to do things like swim while you're having your period. Finally, cotton disposable pads. I chose Organyc over the less expensive Natracare because a reviewer said she developed a sensitivity to the wood pulp filling in Natracare pads. Organyc pads are slightly expensive (about $1 apiece) but so worth it not to have an infection every month. After reading reviews for Organyc's other products I settled on the night time ones because the day ones apparently don't stay in place. These are thin and long and the wings keep them where they should be. They are pretty much exactly the same as your regular pads, so there's no mental acclimating necessary as with mama cloth or a cup. If you are having pain, dermatitis or UTIs associated with your period, try these. You will not go back to your regular pad.

The product works great 100% cotton content where it’s needed. The delivery on the other hand I have never gotten a box of pads that’s not Smashed when I order it’s like a game smash the pads thankfully this. Has a bag inside of bio plastic it’s why I started ordering them so when they are smashed product is ok not like the other cotton pads no irritating warehouse chemicals get inside once smashed.

I'm sad to leave this review for these pads. I have lichen sclerosis, and I was hoping to find an alternative to always infinity pads, which make my condition worse. These pads seems to work alright... When they stay in place. The sticky parts of the pad don't stay sticky for long, maybe like 2 hours and then it all bunches up. I normally wear super in always or Tampax, but soak through a heavy of these pads in 3 hours. Lastly, they are pretty expensive, and there's not many in each box. I have to use two boxes in order to get through my whole period. I will try to size up and hope that maybe the heavier duty versions don't bunch as much. Wish me luck!Edit: Just one hour after posting this review, I went to work with a fresh pad on and bled all over my office chair because the pad folded in on itself again. I have changed my rating to a one. No matter how absorbent it is, if it doesn't stay in place there is no point.

I switched to using this brand after developing a very serious allergic reaction to the brand (Always) I had used without any problems for almost twenty years. Unfortunately I suffered for about a year with progressively worsening itching, burning, and eventually open sores in that area... before finally making the connection. I have never worn the same pad for more than four hours in my life and am very disappointed that a brand that I had trusted ended up causing me so much distress. After changing to Organyc pads the immediate discomfort disappeared and my symptoms cleared up completely after about six weeks. To be honest, I still didn't want to believe that it was the menstrual pad causing the issues and tried to use my old brand again on three separate occasions with the same unpleasant reaction before I was able to accept it.Organyc pads are definitely more expensive than many other brands but very worth it if you have experienced problems with leading brands but are still looking for a disposable pad. I would recommend these :) and simply suggest that you keep an eye on pricing for when you can get them cheaper and just stock up at those times.Keep in mind that you will almost certainly need to change these pads more frequently than you have been used to with some other brands, but that's actually better for freshness and hygiene, and at least you don't need to worry about lingering discomfort the rest of the month. On a heavy flow day I will typically change my pad every 2-3 hours during the day and once during the night and have had no issues with leakage. I go through about 4-5 packs of pads per menstrual cycle.

These pads feel super plush and buttery soft on the skin. The coverage is good for flow, and the sticky parts stay put. Was happy the pad stays in place, and they don’t curl up on you or move around. I’d like to try the overnight and other options. Happy to have safer organic options for pads. Well done! Will purchase again.

Wish I found years ago. Non toxic. Very absorbent. My favorite.