Langsprit Absorbent Reusable Menstrual Sanitary Pads/Washable Cloth Menstrual Period Pads,Reusable Panty Liners(Winter,L)

Are you tired of spending a fortune on disposable pads and tampons? Do you find a menstrual cup uncomfortable? Do you have heavy flow that can't be stopped? Are you looking for more comfortable period products? Are you looking to reduce your plastic waste?If you answered yes to any of the questions above, this is the right product for you.These things have transformed my life. No joke. I will never buy a box of pads again. Ever.For roughly $10, you get 6 reusable cloth pads and a wet bag. First, this is the best deal around, even among cheap and low quality products. For the price alone, you should try it. Second, all of the products are super well-made.I have extremely heavy flow. My periods last about 2 weeks, and the entire time, I soak through the large, thick, Always overnight maxi pads in under 2 hours. It's ridiculous how much blood I lose. Believe it or not, these things hold up to it way better than the off-the-shelf products. If absorbency is your concern, these stand a good chance of getting you to at least 2 hours. For lighter flows, expect a single pad to get you almost through the entire day.As for leak protection these pads are not overnight and do not extend all the way back and they do not have gussets. However, they do have a large absorption area, have wings, and have a waterproof layer.The pads are incredibly comfortable. As opposed to feeling like a diaper is sliding around in your pants and feeling sticky plastic wings stick to your leg, these feel natural and secure in place well. You don't suffer from chafing, awkward folding, and sticky plastic. Rather, you get to enjoy the feeling of wearing normal cloth underwear while still having protection.The pads fold and travel nicely. To make the pads more compact, simply fold it up into thirds, fold the wings in, and snap shut. They can tuck easily into a bag or purse, but may not fit well in a pocket. On the go, the wet bag is large enough to hold all of the pads, but small enough to remain portable, making this friendly for days out.If you are worried about the washing being gross or challenging, it isn't. At home, when you're done with a pad, simply run under the faucet and stick in the wet bag. If you want a more thorough preclean, then you can wring it out or gently rub it out under water. When out and about, simply slide the used pad directly into the wet bag and either clean at home, or skip the preclean altogether. The pads get thrown in with the rest of the wash so long as there are no strong scent detergents or fabric softener, come out clean every time, and can be dried with the normal laundry as long as drier sheets aren't used.The pads are discreet. Rathe than announcing to the world that you are bleeding as you attempt to open the crinkly plastic wrapper of traditional pads, these are a quick and quiet snap measure.For the pure look of them, my friends have seen these out in the open and not known they were pads (while folded up). There are multiple cute pattern sets to choose from, and even if you get a set with a white pattern, the blood washes off clean and clear, keeping it a pristine white.On top of it all, these are an environmentally friendly alternative to pads and tampons that are intuitive, have little to no learning curve, and don't come with the discomforts of a menstrual cup.Honestly, I would normally spend more than this on period products for one cycle alone. The fact that there are 6 pads gets me through a whole day. When washed at night, these can used again the next day, which allows for this one purchase to last the entire cycle- no extra pad purchases necessary. Moreover, after the costs are recouped, every time you use a reusable pad, you save yourself more money.After a few months of use, these things work and seem to hold up (no loose seams, snaps falling off, discoloration, reduced absorbency, etc.). As long as you can stomach seeing your own blood and carry a purse around, these are a great option and I highly recommend giving them a try. You may never go back.

While this was the first time I've used this brand, I've been using reusable pads for many years now and these seem pretty similar. I don't have any complaints. I definitely recommend trying out reusable pads for anyone who is on the fence about it. I still buy regular pads (just substantially less) since I prefer the regular pads when I'm working (my job is very physical and sometimes the buttons on the reusable pads can rub wrong). Because I'm more of a visual person and sometimes it's hard to decipher what's considered small or regular, I've attached a picture of the small pads next to a panty liner. The small pads are, in my opinion, a panty liner, so if you're looking for a more regular size pad I wouldn't get the small size.

So I was looking into a more cost effective way to save money and one of those things was using reusable pads for my period. I looked into different options and brands and ultimately I choose to try these for my first time as the price range was very reasonable for me and as someone who was not sure if I was going to like using them they ended up being awesome!The fabric is very comfortable and I actually didn’t mind if they would slide a little back or forward because unlike disposable which stick to your panties and can be annoying to move around, I can easily adjust them especially if I felt I needed to depending on what I was doing via sitting or standing. They were definitely SUPER absorbing I’m not much of someone who has a super heavy flow but i definitely hate that with disposable pads I always seem to have some kind of leak either front or back and to my biggest relief these pads really do catch your menstrual fluid REALLY WELL that I didn’t actually stain my panties my entire cycle! I’m not someone who really needs long pads either since my flows are light so these were just the right size for me but I would advise others to choose accordingly to your cycle and your flow.The Only critique and the reason that I only give them a four star that I would say about these specific pads is that I wish the side of the pad that you drain on were a different color. One thing I’m use to about disposable pads is they are usually white and I can see how much I’m bleeding and when I’m starting to fade and black is definitely difficult to see that change so I wish the color on those sides were a lighter color.Lastly I think the only thing I would say personally that I’ll need to get use to is the actual more natural strong smell of my period blood maybe it’s just me but I feel like the smell is more noticeable to me then when I used disposables but that could be a me problem more so then the actual pad 🤣Over all I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND trying out reusable pads and these are a great starter sets.