Reusable Waterproof Bamboo Charcoal Menstrual Pads Sets-Panty Liner Regular Flow Heavy Flow (pinjie, s)

these pads are the first reusable pads i bought and i highly recommend! they're super absorbent and comfortable!doesn't leave any odor and keeps you nice and clean. isn't that what we want anyway on those days?i've used them for 3 months now and the washes haven't diminished them in anyway! they still look new.i got the heavy flow ones btw , they're long and covers the whole area nicely.

Instead of buying plastic pads every month and creating waste, this is a perfect and reusable replacement, rinse, wash and go!

I received the liners today, i really like them but i wish they were a bit smaller size! it's a little difference in the size compare to the normal cloth pads (not the overnight) the normal day one,,, so i could've used what i have instead, BUT still they won't be waisted, i will definitely use them and I'm in love with them already..... go girl i recommend them

It's been years since I'm using this. Very useful, highly recommended.

Love this

I got these pantyliners to reduce my plastic usage and get away from the plastic lined pads. I wear pantyliners daily. In terms of cost, you break even in about six months compared to buying disposable pads. I bought two packages (I did subscribe and save every two weeks for two shipments) so it will take about a year. These are great for those who wear them daily due to being irregular. I wear briefs so they don't slide at all.

Fair warning: I write detailed reviews because that is the kind of review I prefer reading when deciding on a product to purchase.Upon opening this package, which arrived before the expected delivery date window even opened, I wasn't super pumped about the patterns of the liners. I understand they are random, but after seeing so many cute designs both in the description pictures and in the other reviewers' images, I was pretty sure I was going to be thrilled. I can't be too upset though, because for realsies this is a product that isn't supposed to be seen by anyone but me, and it isn't like I hated any of the patterns – they just weren't my absolute favorites. The wet bag, however, was a super cute skull design which was well thought out so the pattern is not broken along the seams, so that redeemed the less exciting patterns on the liners. Like previous commenters have noted, be forewarned that you have absolutely no idea what colors and patterns you are getting. If you are someone with strong preferences, this might not be for you.The construction of the liners is very different than the other brands I have purchased. The only seam that goes through all layers is the one along the outside. Additionally, the soft absorbent material goes all the way to the edges instead of mimicking a winged disposable liner and only being in a strip down the middle. For the former note, I was concerned at first that this would make them bunch up badly, but I was pleasantly surprised to find they do not have that problem – in fact, they stay flat and in place better than the other liners I've tried, even the traditional sticky disposable ones. For the latter, I am a bit concerned that without a waterproof layer along the sides that any moisture will wick around to my pants rather than being more contained and having to work through a layer of PUL to stain any underwear or outer garments. I guess at this time I cannot comment on whether that is the case, because I only use these as back up and haven't had any leakage since receiving them, and as it is no longer warm outside, I don't have sweat to deal with. Considering I haven't leaked all the way through to the outside of my clothes in years (stained the inside of my pants a lot though), I don't think this is a con of these liners that really warrants much concern. Additionally, based on the pictures, it looks like if I'd been paying more attention there is a choice to get liners that do mimic disposables and I just ordered the wrong set, so really any of that concern that exists is all on me since I could have had the other style if I'd paid more attention to what I was purchasing.In terms of comfort of wear, this is the only brand I would consider buying again, however with six in a package it is hard to justify buying that many more liners when I already have 6 of these plus a few others I had before. If you need six or more though and are not exceptionally picky on the designs, I would definitely recommend these liners. I haven't tried this brand's higher absorbency products, but based on my experience with the liners they are definitely near the top of my list if I were to ever want/need them, but considering I haven't needed to purchase more actual pads since the small box I bought in anticipation of my very first period almost two decades ago, I don't think a pack of cloth pads is going to be on my wish list unless I someday give birth and can't use other methods. Based on the pictures of the higher absorbency pads, I think the heavy flow bamboo would be my preference, but take that FWIW since I've only tried the liners.TL;DR – these exceeded my expectation and are a brand I would definitely recommend if asked.

Biggest thing I think you need to know/realize about these is that they don’t have anything attaching them except the button in the middle. It doesn’t hold them in place at all. It snaps around the crotch of your undies but it will slide back and forth as you walk, move, sit. They stay better with snugger undies and pants but still slide. I can’t really comment on absorbency but it seems like they would absorb a decent amount but they seem to stay damp. They don’t wick moisture like regular pads. I bought these for backup or light days so not an issue for me but something to be aware of. My main reason for buying is that I’m very sensitive to the material pads are made of. I have a reaction to any of the ones that have a plastic top layer. These are very soft and comfortable to wear. I wasn’t sure about the snap but I don’t feel it at all. Overall, I’ll use them and may buy some of the longer ones. I work from home so I’m comfortable wearing them there but not sure about wearing them out if I think they’ll actually get used.

I was apprehensive about cloth pads at first, but after having my skin break down from the plastic lined pads they give you at the hospital after child birth I had to find an alternative. These were it! They’re absorbent and gentle on the skin. My skin stays dry unlike with most disposable pads. And it’s not a horror show like I anticipated with first use and these are now my only menstrual product. I’m saving SO much money now since I don’t buy pads every month anymore

I ordered the panty liner set. The patterns were different than the ones in the photos, but pretty. I now see that it says "Mixed Multicolors Randomly", so you may get different ones than in the photos, but I like them!They seem like they will be (very) absorbent, and likely can absorb more than what would be needed for liners. - I suspect that the reviewers who did not find this product absorbent most likely had them on *upside down*!! The black, fuzzy side needs to go UP! The patterned side goes down. They won't absorb if the absorbent side isn't facing up!In my opinion, they are thicker than what is needed for liners. Nonetheless, when I first wore it today, it was comfortable despite being thicker than most liners.Edit: I am finding them hard to wash! (I was washing only discharge, and not blood.) I first did a brief cleaning in the sink with soap, and then put all of them in the washing machine on delicate and cold water. There was still discharge on the liners. I then put them back in the washing machine on the regular cycle, and cold water. There was still discharge on the liners! I then scrubbed a couple of them well in the sink with soap. It should not be this hard to clean them!!Because of the difficulty with washing them, I am revising from five stars to three stars. I have asked the seller for washing instructions.