Rovtop 10 Pcs Reusable Sanitary Pads, Washable Printed Cloth Menstrual Pads/Menstrual Towel/Sanitary Napkins with Bamboo Charcoal Absorbent Layer, 4 Size Replace and 1 Mini Waterproof Portable Bag

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love these bought them while they were on sale for 10 bucks a piece and I got 3 packs so I have a total of 28 pads and 6 bags for roughly 30 bucks. As someone who is slowly making the change to a eco friendly and zero waste lifestyle i love that these were one of my fist steps over 🤩 I separated them into sizes and a travel set as you can see in the video. Each set comes with 2 largest 3 med and 3 small so there are a total of 6 largest 9 med and 9 small. Only 3 large fit in one black bag so there are 2 black bags for the large 1 bag for 6 med and 1 bag for 6 smalls and 1 travel bag of 3 med and 3 small with the left over black bag rolled up in the travel bag as a wet bag for when I'm out. I love how soft these are and easy to clean 🥰 won't be needed pads for a good long while with these 🥰

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these work well and are absorbent, but depending on the type of underwear you’re wearing you may find it difficult to keep them from shifting around.wish the largest size had maybe one more button to make it more secure, but overall happy with my purchase

Look, I wanted to stop using pads to help the environment. But the idea of using reusable pads was… icky. But I decided to try it out, what’s the worst that could happen, right? My gosh. They’re comfortable, they wear well, there’s no leakage even on my heavy flow nights. Now, NGL some of the womanly flow does sit on top of the pad. And I have HEAVY flows. But it’s more like, streaks, than just sitting there. This one is definitely for overnight usage rather than day to day unless you’re wearing thicker pants. But I went from using pads, with toilet paper, on top of a towel.. to this and period panties. And the period panties weren’t needed. 10/10, but you should wash them after you use them. Cold water, wring them in the sink, then the washing machine. I’d say just give them a shot, cheaper than a box of pads y’know? And the grey side is the side that touches your skin. It’s PLUSH.

Getting away from disposable menstrual products all together. I have been using these for some times now. I wanted to wait to write my review to make sure I loved them still. And I do. I use the giant ones for days that I’m bleeding like a stuck pig. Which is like the first 3 days. I have a problem with bleeding through and the giant ones make sure I don’t. It does go up pretty much my entire butt however I need that coverage due to having endometriosis and a super heavy flow. The size down is my favorite size. That’s what I use most days. We have 3 females in the house and we all love these pads. We hand wash them until the water runs clear and then wash them in the washer. You would not believe how much blood these things soak up. It’s crazy. Definitely puts perspective to your body when you see what is soaked up in those things. I’ve never had a leak, they stay in place, they are comfortable, they don’t stick to you, they don’t smell, they are super thin, and worth every penny. I bought another brand that I don’t like as much. The only thing I don’t like is that I couldn’t choose what sizes I wanted. It was a variety pack. I don’t ever use the tiniest ones. But I could see them serving a purpose especially if somebody uses panty liners.

The media could not be loaded. I’m gonna have to say no just because the fabric give off a strange odor. When that come in contact w/ my blood it makes my blood smell wierd. Not a fan of them. My blood is sacred and if the fabric or whatever is in the middle is altering it Issa a no!!!! I bought two packs.

very good coverage but the fabric on the outside is absorbsnt so sweat and overflow are problematic. Also the other ones i bought smell much cleaner after the wash.

I’m so mad I didn’t use these sooner. They’re more comfortable than disposable pads, they hold more, and I’m a HEAVY bleeder, they save so much money in the long run AND it’s better for the environment. When I change out a soiled one I wash it in the sink until the water runs clear and then put it in my laundry bin to be washed with my cloths. I cant recommend these enough. I made the switch after learning about all the harmful chemicals in pads and tampons, organic and otherwise. I wish I’d done this sooner.