PHOGARY Reusable Menstrual Pads, Bamboo Cloth Pads for Heavy Flow with Wet Bag, Large Sanitary Pads Set with Wings for Women, Washable Overnight Cloth Panty Liners Period Pads(7 in 1, Style H)

As someone who has sensitive skin and allergies, these are wonderful. I’ve used these for months now, and I’m a huge fan. I use a fabric sanitizer spray with these and have had no issues. I wash these in mesh bags on warm and dry them. SO much easier than the period underwear.

Practically impossible to bleed through, can be washed with other laundry without staining anything, comfortable despite how big they are, shorter flow duration, and just super cute.

So I wanted to use these for a while before writing a review because sometimes things could be awesome the first use but then progressively get worst. That is not the case with these. I originally bought these almost a full year ago and I'm buying another and probably will get another later on because these pads are AWESOME. I'm a very heavy flow girlie, like were talking one pad an hour and these are literally just like regular pads except you just hand wash them afterwards. This brand did an awesome job. I'm a college student ballin on a budget so to find this and it works out so perfectly for me makes me so happy I could cry. Don't sleep on these they're so worth it!!!!

Care - I don't think you're supposed to, but I wash these on the hot wash cycle with my socks and underwear. I don't bother hand rinsing them before either as I don't care about stains, honestly, as long as they are thoroughly clean. I then gently pull them flat and I hang them to dry outside with the body-facing side towards the sun ensuring there is direct sunlight for several hours. The sun has natural antibacterial properties so this is why I do this.Pros - environmentally friendly, easier and simpler to change out than period panties, long full coverage and work well for day and night, simple to clean, soft and not really noticeable to the wearer (especially if you already only primarily wear pads to begin with)Cons - a bit thick so could possibly show through tighter clothes (not an issue for me personally as I wear loose baggy clothes mostly), slides down front and up back after walking about a bit so a simple adjustment is needed several times a day (fine for at home days, not so much for lots of being out in public days)*Editing to add, I wear loose underwear so panties that fit a little tighter might hold the pad in place betterThese are a great alternative to disposable pads, but the usefulness does depend on your level of activity and primary location from my experience.Tip - order several brands and sizes to try out which will fit your underwear best, keep those and return the unused rest

I'm not a fan of pads, but these work great and are super comfy. Plus, they save you money because you can just pop them in the washer and use them again and again!

If you're considering switching from disposables, do it!I've used these for about five months and I absolutely love them. I'll never go back to disposables.Pros:*They're super absorbent. (Make sure you have the patterned side facing your underwear for them to work properly.) I have an average flow that gets heavy for 1-2 days and I've never had any issues with these overflowing or leaking over the wings. However, if you have a super heavy flow, you will want to change them more frequently.*No smells or unpleasant odors. Unlike disposables, these don't trap smells and you don't have to worry about them sitting and stinking in the wastebasket for all to see.*They're comfortable. So comfortable it's almost suspicious and it feels like I'm freebleeding. I forget I'm even wearing them most of the time. They're also very soft.*Easy to clean. It only takes a couple minutes to wash them off. I rinse them and hang dry them, then I wash them in a mesh bag with laundry detergent and hang dry them again. They haven't stained or torn at all and are still just as absorbent as the day I bought them. I WOULDN'T recommend putting them in the dryer or using fabric softener if you want them to last. If you clean them properly they're meant to hold up for a very long time.*Cost effective. They last a long time and I've already saved SO much money from not having to buy disposable products at the store. It's also a good peace of mind that I don't need to panic and run to the store because I only have 2 pads left in the pack.*They're discreet. They might feel kind of thick at first but nobody can tell you're wearing them and they won't show through your pants - same as a regular disposable pad. Once you're used to them, you can barely feel them.*Lastly, they're cute. I love the patterns.Cons:*They slide sometimes. Luckily I haven't had a leak but occasionally they'll slip too far forward or backwards if I'm going from sitting to standing too quickly. From time to time I will have to readjust them, but it's to be expected since they don't have adhesive. I haven't tried running or working out in them so I can't speak to that.*The button... easy to clip on but they have rubbed the seam of a pair or 2 of tight, thin fabric leggings just enough to rip a hole in the crotch. Luckily I can sew so it was an easy fix. No issues with thicker material pants so it's not that big of a deal.Overall I think it is definitely worth it if you want reusable products, but can't or won't commit to a cup!

Imagine taking an old ski jacket and making a maxi pad out of it. You can't be serious-- was my first thought. I did put one on and if was just as awful as I expected. No ratings for absorbency or easy to clean since I could only handle wearing it for a minute. Comfort was a solid one, technically a little pillow between your legs is not painful but it's not comfortable either.

I have 4 sets and I love them. Bought at different times and they withstand use washing and drying in machines. They come packaged so nicely, not wrapped in plastic. Soft and dont cause a lot if friction. 10/10