wegreecoCharcoal Reusable Menstrual Pads - Reusable Sanitary Pads | Reusable Panty Liners | Soft Cloth Menstrual Pads - 6 Pack with 1 Cloth Mini Wet Bag (Medium, Black)

Let me start by saying I *just* started using it tonight.So, perimenopause has not been my friend (who's has it been, though?) After 25 years of using the same pads, my body no longer accepted them. I finally found a suitable replacement and then my body decided not to accept these anymore, either. Additionally, they are really hard to find. I've tried reusable liners in the last, many years ago, and was not a fan. But, something's got to give. So, I figured I had little to lose and gave these a shot.I've been wearing it for 2½ hours and already feeless irritation. It's a weird feeling because I'm not used to them but not all together uncomfortable. So far they're not bunchy and seem absorbent but I won't know yet (and will try to edit after my next cycle.) I'm already ready to buy a new set. For the price point, it's worth it, I think.

Pads are great, don’t make me sweat any more than I normally do when working or doing daily activities. I have the medium because I have a light to medium flow and they work so well. Throw away plastic/paper pads and tampons give me horrible rashes and these have completely gotten rid of that for me! It’s scary to start using these pads at first but I am so glad I switched. I have them in black so staining isn’t always visible they’re very simple to wash then leave out to dry for the next cycle

I am not a very massive woman, I wear size 8/10 but these are a little too small for my personal self, I get the large and they are wonderful. I don't have to worry about any leakage, for example if you're sitting down and you fart, I don't have to worry about the blood leaking out on either side of the pad with the large ones. I like the medium ones but they are not as big as say a regular Maxi pad

I bought these because I was tired of the irritation and unreliability of disposable pads. I'm a heavy flow girl with pcos who often messes up her clothes. These pads have been a lifesaver, as long as they're installed properly they can easily tackle a heavy flow. Another amazing thing about them is that there was no smell, unlike with disposable pads. I put one of these right up to my nose to test it and there was nothing. It comes with a little pouch to store your used ones in and you can throw everything right in the wash. I will be purchasing more of these. No more disposable pads for me

I LOVE them! It cuts down on waste, money, and theyre really comfortable. I just wear them when im home and i put the dirty ones in a Tupperware filled with soapy water, and they soak there until laundry day. Super happy with this. They also soak up a ton! Im also 8 months postpartum and struggle with incontinence when I exercise, so this significantly reduces the number of liners i buy.

I bought these for my daughter. She's 14 average weight and height. Her flow can be heavy for the first days and she feels like these get wet feeling. There is an issue of it feeling bulky and a problem with it moving around. I'm on Amazon searching for the brand she does appreciate, I believe it's called Rover?

I cannot say enough good things about these! This may be a long review but if I can help other women decide to make the change to these than it's worth it. I have had heavy/painful cycles my whole life. I'm always using overnight pads, worrying about leaks, and trying to find organic cotton because of the irritation most pads cause me. I also got tired of the price, wings not sticking well enough, and overall everything of disposable pads. I bought these in the extra large and large and I am literally blown away! Here is why:1. No leaks ever!2. Extremely easy to clean, throw in washer and hang dry ( I personally wash all my reusable pads together with no other articles of clothing).3. NO Skin Irritations!4. Pads don't move with the amazing snap buttons, no more wings with minor stickiness.5. So Extremely comfortable and feels like I'm not even wearing anything!6. No smell like the disposable ones.7. Comes with a cute bag to put your used ones in til laundry day.8. No wet feeling.I am never going back to disposable and this brand is excellent!

I have officially made the switch. Never again will I buy disposable pads from the store. I normally buy the overnight super long pads bcs I have a heavy flow that WILL spill over if I don’t, but the sticky parts always get shifted. These heavy flow cloth pads have stayed in place, they are super comfortable to the point you I can barely feel them in my undies and they hold in my heavy flow! I’ve only had a little overflow once and that was my fault because I was in a rush and hadn’t positioned the pad properly.The instructions say they are most absorbent after 4-5 washes so I washed them 3 times the week before knew my cycle would start. I recommend either hand washing them daily or collecting them in the little bag for a couple days MAX and then washing them. To clean them I soak them in a baking soda and water mixture for at least an hour (neutralizes any stuck on scents) and then washing them on the delicate cycle using Dreft (infant laundry detergent). I could make time to hand wash them daily but I don’t feel like it. I dry them on medium heat for a 45-60 min cycle and they’re as good as new. They will feel a little plush after washing, I thought they were still wet so I kept drying but I think that’s the filling plumping up after washing. It’s not been an issue and hasn’t produced a moldy or stale smell so I think it’s meant to feel that way.Side note: Tampons have always been uncomfortable and they always make my cramps WORSE. Even the cups make my cycle more miserable than it already is and taking them out is always messy. Pads have always felt more comfortable but having reusable ones is most cost effective and healthy considering all of the unnecessary chemicals they throw in the disposable ones. I will 100% be buying another couple of batches of these. They are so cost friendly that you could realistically replace them every year (or even every 6 months if you’re a stickler) and STILL spend way less than replacing disposables every one to two months.