10PCS 14 Inch Overnight Cloth Reusable Washable Menstrual Pads Sanitary Pads

I'm a female to male transsexual who also has some stress induced incontinence issues so it helps to use something like this especially in hot environments when sometimes disposable will break down. I used reusable pads before I transitioned and I have to say that of all the pads that I've tried, these are probably the most comfortable I've ever used for any reason. It's incredibly soft. I did end up trying them when I had my period as well, it seems to absorb very well (I honestly didn't have a super heavy flow but I think it would have managed a heavy flow). These are quite long and they wrap around briefs pretty well (two snaps) and have quite a bit of coverage so no real concern with getting anything on your undergarments when you're sleeping even if you move around a lot like I do. For cleaning... actually I'm pretty impressed. I don't know how the middle portion functions but rinse with water and the blood seems to just drain out. The "wings" are almost as easy to clean. It's clearly stain resistant and I let a fair amount of blood sit for two days, water alone helped get most of the blood out. A little bit of boring normal soap and most of the rest went right away.

I am a morbidly obese teenager and I always have problems with disposable pads during my periods. 1. They are never long enough because my period always travels to my butt crack also and I always stain my underwear. 2. They never stay in place and cause additional staining, even when I wear one in the front and one in the back for extra protection. 3. They are even more annoying to put on when I just got out of the shower and my big legs are wet and it folds the pad as I am pulling everything on. I absolutely hate them. I decided to try these out because I wanted to help our environment and lower my waste production, and I was hoping they would be better than the disposable ones.... and they are! They stay in place, and I had absolutely no problem putting them after a shower. My period still travels all the way back and stains my underwear but I guess I shouldn’t have expected these to stop that, but they do help this situation a bit because they are pretty long. I think I would need period panties for this problem, but they are a bigger investment and these pads will do for the time being. They are also very comfortable, clean, and dry. I actually felt cleaner with them than with disposable pads. Usually with disposable pads, when I would use the restroom I could smell the blood, but with these their is no blood smell. In conclusion, this is a great purchase and I would recommend it to everybody! I would like to add that I recommend a wet bag. I didn’t purchase a wet bag and just kept them in a open plastic grocery bag in the restroom, and, while it didn’t stink up the restroom, the bag itself was smelly after I washed everything else and using plastic bags would basically defeat my purpose of reducing waste.

If you’re on the fence about these, you need to hop over it and try them! I have had HORRIFIC periods since I was nine. I’m talking cramps that double me over (like labor pains). HUGE blood clots, like the size of my hand. Bleeding for literally months at a time. I decided to try these and period underwear. IT WAS LIFE CHANGING. My periods have lasted a WEEK with only TWO days of heavy bleeding and NORMAL blood clots?! They are SO absorbent and they’re actually comfortable. I mean of course it feels like you’re wearing something but they’re super soft and stay in place well. I will never ever go back to disposable pads. These are good for the environment AND our bodies! :)

I bought the longest pad offered as I figured itd be the most useful option should I not like it enough for day use.. I got the assorted print option backed by amazon bc I wanted them fast. I did find out if I wanted all matching fabric I could choose the non amazon option and message seller which print I wanted. ---They are my go-to pad so far. They are more absorbent than other pads I have. I have went longer than others with no residue on top of fabric. They are still hot in summer but no more extra than store bought ones. They are very soft and comfortable against the skin. I have honestly forgot I was wearing them. Like all fabric pads the width of your panties does determine if they wrinkle or shift&slide. For me they work great with the 'perfect pantie' brand. ---The only draw back I have found in the almost year I have been using them is how easily hair from the washer/dryer sticks to them. I pre-soak and rinse them clear in a container in the bathroom then put them thru the machines with my clothes. But we have dogs. So the dog hairs that are in the machine do get stuck on the fabric so much worse than the ones I have from material made from baby recieving blankets...if you use those kinds but havent had these, the feel is about like comparing summer cotton pjs to winter fleece pjs. Not as cooling as the receiving ones but they are wAy more absorbent with keeping liquid off the top of material longer and dont feel heavy/full as fast. ---If you work I would highly recommend getting the assorted size package to see which work well with the brand of underwear you have and which ones you like for day wear. The longest version I got works great for me as night length. I dont like wearing this long of a length out around ppl. You dont notice it visually but just knowing how long it is makes me self conscious lol

Add a little whimsy and style to your cycle with these 14 inch overnight reuseable pads! They have the thickness of your average maxi pad. They have good coverage and I haven't had any leaks. I do own both verions of these product. The charcoal bamboo and the microfiber. The charcoal bamboo hides the blood so you don't have to look at it when you go to the bathroom. It also is supposed to help with smells? I've never had any staining with these even in my cold water wash routine. They can also be used as incontinence liners since they have superior absorption! They have already paid for themselves four times over. Now that I've switched to reuseable pads, disposables have been completely ruined for me. I'd rather bleed on these soft pillowy pads and cramp 90% less. I hope the manufacturer considers making these in 18 and 20 inch versions. I would give them all my money.😊

I bought these in May of 2021. I have a heavy cycle and extremely sensitive skin that is also heat reactive. These have been WELL worth the cost! I only wear these when I am at home due to the bulk. I definitely wear these at night during my cycle. 10 will last a full cycle if I am wearing these mostly at night and at home but if I was only wearing them, I would need a lot more due to how heavy my cycle is. I do have thinner ones I also use but when I am at work, or out and about, I do have to use disposable due to the bulk and need to throw away. I wash these in a short wash and cold water with no soap to rinse them out. Then use free and clear detergent sparingly on another full wash followed by either a short cold wash or rinse, sometimes with vinegar. They do take a bit to dry though. Sometimes I think they are dry and after sitting in the room for a bit, realize they are still damp. I will usually hang to dry on one of those inexpensive hanging drying racks with clips. These have rarely had any smell issues and it's usually related to me not getting them dry all the way. When that happens, I rinse and wash normally then run another cycle with borax or baking soda and a vinegar rinse. Then another cold short wash or rinse cycle. This has fixed the issue every time. I use hot water when I can but don't always have the ability to use it. They have not stained and have held up beautifully over the past 5 years. Negatives - can be hot, can bunch and move, can leak from time to time (my cycle is heavy AND does that sudden gush), take a bit to dry, bulky. I am not removing stars for this because I have same issues with disposable products (except the drying part). Sometimes my skin will react to the heat, but I either have that or a rash from disposables so I'll take one over the other. IMO, they are worth the expense and have saved me a LOT of money.

Too large for my frame.

I didn't find anything I disliked. I am 43, I have been having my monthly friend for quite a long time. So I have tried so many types of pads throughout the years! I honestly wish I would of found these years ago. I have PCOS, so TMI time! There are days that you would think I was bleeding to death seriously. With regular pads they were either not long enough or absorbent enough to handle those days. It sucked trying to find a way out of bed before it went up the butt crack and everywhere but the pad. Or making the dreaded rush to the bathroom without leaving a trail of destruction. Being afraid to go anywhere because of mishaps. I got the overnights in these because of the length! Yes, they are long! Yes they do have some thickness to them! I didn't have much of an issue, a little bit of adjustment when pulling up underwear because backside comes up so high. If underwear are snug shouldn't be much of an issue. For me it is more important to my pad doing its job then someone seeing my pad! Yes, some don't like the fact of rinsing out their pad, hey it is coming out of your body....Not a big deal, I have a sprayer on my bathroom faucet. I will probably get regulars for during the day. These are great, they are soft! They work!!

A bit bigger than expected, but they work very well for all night. I don't recommend wearing them with jeans or slacks outside the house because they are pretty bulky and noticeable. Material is super absorbent and comfortable.

Well made extra extra long great for all day but awesome for night time little bulky at first but no more than maternity overnight after you use them for a day or so you don't notice it at all keeps you dry and leak free for me hope that helps 💞

Have had these over a year now. Here are my pros and cons, but overall I'm very satisfied with this purchase. I don't regret getting them and I use them monthly for (heh) the monthlies. Pros: -saves money on disposable pads, good for the environment (because less waste) -non-intrusive, just like disposable pads -these 14inch ones are long enough that I don't need to worry about them leaking while I sleep -cute designs (I tend to use the designs I like less on the heavy days, just as a personal quirk, haha) -no leaks (for me anyways, apparently compared to my friends I have a "normal" amount). For me, one is enough to get me through a normal 8 hour shift. For those with heavier flow you might need to bring an extra in your bag and something to carry the used one. I'd suggest something leak proof and smell proof -comfortable and not itchy -folds up and stores easily. I bundle them neatly and close them with their buttons as a small package -buttons are easy to use and put on underwear -hasn't broken or deformed (yet) - been a year -no weird smells or residue after cleaning nor colour discoloration (yet) Cons: -visible bulge (because thick) so I normally have to wear longer shirts or something that'll cover it up when I go out in public -overheating (because thick): I find it gets difficult on hot days/nights -Washing: I try to get as much blood out as I can in the shower with soap and water, then I put them in a water-tight container (that's big enough to store all of them) with some vinegar or salt (whichever I have more of at the time to prevent bacteria and further smells) until I've finished my cycle so I can wash them all at once on sanitary cycle Hope this helps!

These cloth pads are well made and very comfortable. I was trying to find something to use for occasional leakage, and they work wonderfully. Also, they are washable and won't add to the waste going into the environment.

It felt very uncomfortable wearing it. It’s heavy and makes me itch.