Livlit Large Size Ultra Thin Sanitary Pads, 100% Organic Cotton from Texas, Powerful Leak Protection, Unscented, Chlorine Free and Absorbency of Feminine Periods, Pads for Women (24 Count)

Liked the product is natural. I do not like they are not individually wrapped making them not transportable.

Small but mighty? Too early to know. So far so good

These pads are very comfortable and do not feel like you are wearing one. They are absorbent, especially on high flow days. They are also fragrance free and non irritating to the skin. Best pads to use, especially if you are sensitive to the store bought ones.

my first time using product., excellent product I will reorder,, J.DeCoux

I did a search for incontinence pads and these pads were in the search results. It is my fault for not reading the reviews but the product description is a little vague. As I only based the purchase on the information at first glance.I would recommend possibly changing some of the verbiage in the product description.I will also say, if you are a active person or doing anything that makes you sweat, these are not meant to hold up to a lot of moisture. I went to a concert, and sweat a lot, the pad was just about separated and destroyed when I changed it. (It wasn’t urine)Also, the wing placement is extremely odd. They don’t stay in place. Maybe it’s the activities I am doing (walking, house chores, playing with kids) that do not agree with this pad.The concept is great for a organic cotton pad.

This product is very comfortable; no comparison to the paper liners. Just wish they were a little longer.I am also appreciative of the packaging -- very compact and efficient.

Very thin pad which doesn't have ample glue on either end.

I've tried half a dozen brands of non-toxic, responsibly made panty liners in the last year, and so far, these are the best yet. I struggle with unpredictable urine leaking while sneezing or exercising, hence the need for pantyliners. These adhere well to the cotton panties, absorb enough to be effective til I can get to a place to change into a dry one. I read in some other reviews that they fall apart too easily, and have had that occur on rare occasion, but only after I've left the same liner in place for 12 hours or more. When I change them as often as I should, (every 6-8 hours) they remain intact just fine.