Reusable Menstrual Pads (7 in 1, 10in*7in), PHOGARY Bamboo Cloth Pad for Heavy Flow with Wet Bag, Large Sanitary Pads Set with Wings for Women, Washable Overnight Cloth Panty Liners Period Pad

It is very nice to have, it'll save me lots of money with the unreasonable prices for something I can't control. Make sure to have the bag that comes with it to change the cloth pad and put the old one inside while out and about. It feels comfortable and soft on the downstairs and it isn't rash feeling. I appreciate this product a lot due to it being a money saver and for the good use it has, it collects up all the blood. My only complaints is that the snap on length is a bit short and would like for it to be longer or adjustable because I like wearing boxers and it would be nice to still be able to wear them and I'm sure some women's underwear would benefit too and this could just be me because I bleed a lot but I think it would be nice to be little bit wider as well. I do love this product and think some touch ups would make it better and I haven't had any leaks with it so far that I've noticed!

I love these so far! Cute designs and packaging, easy to use and clean. I recommend using them while wearing boy-short style underwear, they stay in place pretty flawlessly that way. They're very comfortable, it just feels like your underwear has a little more padding. Instead of crunchy, sticky paper bunching up everywhere 😵‍💫 Highly recommended!

Comfortable and just wash and dry to be usable again. No more $$$ on 1 use pads which sometimes bothers your skin. I would order another set at the same time.

I like these. I got them and was able to have my first waste-free period. They definitely have a few downsides. First- they are THICK. Like, feels like a diaper thick. They look kinda like you’re hiding something in the crotch of your pants if you wear tight clothes with them. They are not discreet enough to wear with leggings, or skinny jeans. You also definitely feel them when you sit. I am still trying to figure out the best way to tell if they are full. However, they are really absorbent. I was able to wear the same one all day on the heaviest day of my period, from 7-6, and had no leaks, discomfort, and the pad wasn’t even really full (I’m usually changing my pad every 3 to 5 hours on my heaviest day). Fairly easy to clean, the designs are really cute, and they work. My only suggestion for the manufacturer is to make the wings less thick than the rest of the pad, maybe only one or two layers. This would make it much less thick and much more discreet while not losing absorbency. I also like the bag it comes with to store dirty pads in, it works well and contains smell. Just make sure you don’t use fabric softener to clean it.

I want to start this by saying 3 things- 1.) I've had these for several months now so I feel comfortable in my assessment, 2.) Do NOT use fabric softener OR Dryer Sheets on these or ANY other "absorbent" item in your home if you want them to work/last, and 3.) These absolutely would be considered "knock-off" products and I don't think you should care they're "knock-offs." I spent $100 on Cariona reusable pads the very first time I had the funds to get any sort of reusable items for myself and my sisters to try. $100 was their big bundle deal to try them out at the time, and I loved and still love the ones I got to keep (no chafing/rashes/messy cups to deal with- just cleaning!!). I do not, however, have $100 to spend to try and get myself more/enough to actually cover the times I need them... So I tried these. They are fluffier/thicker, and obviously have the patterns printed on kinda backwards (I know because the bag and one of the pads has the same pattern as my "name brand" ones and it's backwards/slightly off looking), but, again, DOESN'T MATTER. They are splendid. SO much more affordable, and are everything promised. They also came in the CUTEST box!! I wish I still had it, but c'est la vie ~ If you're nervous about trying this particular brand, be nervous no more!! Give them a go!! (I also recommend these specific ones for people who work long hours/move a lot because even if they shift they have the absorbent parts extended to the wings versus other kinds that may leak if shifted.) P.S. the instructions say to NEVER wash in hot/warm water as they can stain. I've not once had this problem with either brands I have. I use a mix of warm water and distilled white vinegar to soak these in for about 15 minutes, gently scrub at any "stains" using an "unstained" part of the same pad (I just fold them in on themselves and press in circles til the spots work out), rinse in warm water, wring out, and then toss them with the rest of my laundry into the wash. This works especially great in case one or a few can't be washed right away or are accidentally forgotten in a bag-- just always be sure they do not smell like mildew or otherwise bad and you should be safe to wash and use like normal!!

These are great. Very absorbent, very easy to clean, and super soft and comfortable. I have tried many different reusable pads/underwear (switched a couple years ago from disposable) and I have been using these specifically for a few months now and I actually like them better than my Thinx underwear. They are more comfortable and more convenient than having to actually change my underwear, especially if having to use a public restroom. I have had zero leaks, even over night and on my heaviest day. If your new to these types of products I would for sure start here.

I like the idea of a reusable pad, but they are just okay. They stay in place just okay. Comfort is just okay. Absorbency is pretty good. Quality and Washing and holding up after many washings is very good. I’m 72 and have a pee pee problem. Mostly as I put the key into my front door lock I need to rush to the bathroom and don’t always make it. I don’t trust these as much as the pads I purchase so I use them at home but if I am going to be away for the day I rely on the store bought disposable pads. I’m glad I purchased them, but disappointed that I don’t feel comfortable using them 100% of the time.

These things are amazing. I bought them because I bought period underwear first and they weren't absorbent enough for me to be able to go a whole day in them so I thought that these washable pads would be a good buffer on my heavy flow days. As it turns out, I wish I'd bought these first. They are so absorbent that they work way better than the period underwear. Absolutely no leaking. I thought with a single snap that there would be shifting and therefore leaking, but I was wrong. Honestly, I wish these have been around when I was a teenager. If I had a daughter I would start her on these. As it is, I will definitely be telling my sons' girlfriends about them (which I'm sure will embarrass them, but they can get over it--they knew I was that mom when I adopted them). You do, of course, have to be ready to wash them out by hand before you stick them in your washing machine, but that's true of any eco-friendly product that goes near your behind. I'm good with that. Frankly, I wish I could still use my diva cup, but fibromyalgia in my fingers mean that I can't get the thing out anymore. Sigh. (And isn't that just more info than you wanted?). Anyway, they are very easy to clean, incredibly absorbent, so you will be cleaning out a lot if you wear them for a long time, and they do not leak at all, so you don't have to worry about leakage on your clothes or your underwear if you have a heavy flow like I do. They're also really comfortable, unlike plastic pads that have adhesive that can sometimes stick to you and pull at your hair, these don't have any of that so they're incredibly comfortable to wear. All in all, a win win win.

I have used these through my whole period, and I was very impressed with the absorption! Even on my heaviest days, {TMI WARNING*** }(which are abnormally heavy, and with very large pieces of tissue, and clotting) no leaks, no spillover, and I felt dry. Much more comfortable than store bought. I did not wear overnight, because I didnt purchase any long enough to lie down in. They wash up nicely too. I've used them through 2 cycles and they still look brand new, no stains. I make sure to rinse them after use with cold water, until it runs clear, and thus far, I've had no issues with odor, or staining. Honestly, I had my doubts when I purchased these pads, but I wanted to give them a try, because I want to reduce my carbon footprint, and period products are expensive! I was very happy to find that I love using these pads, and I really reccomend them. I would have to say that I wouldn't reccomend them to a young woman who is just starting her menstrual journey, as they can shift around a bit, so you need to be aware of that in case you have to adjust, but that is just a personal exception. Anyone looking to save money, and feel dry and comfortable during menstruation, I reccomend you get some of these reusable pads.

من أول استعمال سببت لي التهاب في مجرى البول رغم اني غسلتها قبل الاستعمال وكانت غير مريحه وتسبب حكه للاسف ما قدرت ارجعها طبعا.

These are wonderful! They have CRAZY absorbancy even on the heaviest of days and I have not had a leak. I feel confident going out in public with them with no worries, I actually think they may even help with the cramping and they are easy to wash. Highly recommend. I will NEVER buy another disposable pad. I dont recommend that you wear them overnight and prehaps purchase a set of larger overnight pads but other then that no complaints! The pads themselves are good quality and are super soft and comfortable.

comfortable, easy to wash and like the reduction of waste The outer fabric is pretty but not very functional, it slides around. A more natural fabric would be better to help stay in place

Je les adore ! Elles sont arrivées bien emballées et elles sont très belles. Je n'ai pas testé au plus gros de mon flux (pas reçu à temps), mais j'ai terminé ma semaine avec et elles sont vraiment confortables, elles absorbent bien et surtout pas d'odeur désagréable comme avec les jetables. Je n'ai pas l'impression d'avoir une couche et je ne me sens pas irritée comme avec les jetables... Je suis certaine que je n'aurai pas de problème de débordement. Je les rince à l'eau froide, les fais sécher et au moment de faire du lavage je les mets dans un sac en filet avec le reste de mes vêtements. Je les ai même mises dans la sécheuse et elles sont restées intactes. J'ai hésité longtemps avant d'en acheter et maintenant je me demande pourquoi je n'en ai pas achetées avant ! Je les recommande sans hésitation.