Organic Cotton Reusable Panty Liners for Women & Teens (Small, 7 Pack)

Useful for the start or end of your period, or if you need or would like extra protection with a mooncup (especially overnight!). Would work well for very light flow of 5ml urine incontinence, but would need changed fairly soon after an occurrence to prevent infections and chaffing. Not sweaty even playing sport. Not aware I’m wearing one - which shows how comfortable they are. I rotate 7 of them - they have been washed and reused constantly for 4 months with no sign of aging- so very good value for money. Washing tips: I just soak my pads in a water overnight, before popping them in the washing machine in a small zipped net bag. They are best stretched back into shape while wet, to prevent them from drying wrinkled - which makes them trickier to use. Washed they are like new. Totally the best women’s green product and no waste!

I have been using daily pads for years and this is a great substitute - comfy, less irritating than most plastic-containing dailies, no glue so you don't risk painful stickiness, easily washable (don't use fabric softener!) although sometimes hard to remove the staining completely from the white surface. They can slip a bit up and down so I recommend cotton underwear to reduce slipping. They are a bit on the pricey side but couldn't find another supplier - however they will last for a loooong time so overall I am happy!

I recently made the switch from disposable pantyliners to these reusable ones. I had never used anything like them before but I am so happy with them. They are really easy to use and to wash. I washed them before use, I applied a few drops of lavender which leaves a lovely scent. they are easy to wash and dry. They stay in place all day and reasonable absorbent, I didn't notice any dampness. They are far more comfortable and less irritating that the disposable ones, you'd hardly notice you were wearing them. I would highly recommend them, the price can be off putting but it will lead to savings in the long run. I will defiantly be purchasing more and recommending to everyone!!

I will definitely buy these again if needed. So much better for the environment. There are two reasons I give them 4 stars instead of 5. One is the price. These are over priced for what they are. And secondly as others have mentioned they need some way to make them adjustable. Possibly just having a second snap added would be good. They bunch the crotch area of the panties up a little bit. All in all they are very comfortable- you occasionally have to readjust but for me it is no more often then when I’m using the toilet anyway so it’s no bother. Update: after using these for about three weeks I would add something to my original review. The pads are too short. You feel like you can either have coverage in the front part of the panty crotch or closer to the back. But not long enough to provide coverage in both places. I’ve contacted the company and they indicated that they have another product that’s intended for your monthly cycle which are longer. But they have a waterproof lining in them and I’m not looking for something like that. Hope the company decides to adjust this daily use pad and make it longer.

Absolutely love these, the only ones I could find that I could wash on 90 C. They fit nicely in your underwear, very comfortable and no more ‘ouch’ that can happen with the adhesive pouches if they move the wrong away!. The plastic poppers hold up to the 90c heat very well. I have bought another 7 and I am still delighted. I have washed my previous one regularly and they have really held up well and are as good as the day I first wore them. I prefer the plain ones as I can wear them with any colour underwear, I don;t even know I have them on they are that comfortable. I have also saved a lot of money as I have not bought any of the disposable ones for ages and won’t have the need to buy them again. They are a neat design ana Would recommend these.

Pros: I like the patterns on these and I also like that they are around the same size as a regular panty liner. I bought these because it is more environmental friendly to have reusable pads rather then sending hoarders of disposable ones to landfills. I will also have a continual supply without having to remember to pick them up. They clean easily when used as daily panty liners and you can link them with the poppers to hang a 'bunting' of panty liners over the radiator to save space or risk losing them (I have animals that claim things). You can't really feel you are wearing them after initially putting on your underwear and you can't see any bulk when wearing skinny jeans or leggings. Cons: these are really dear in comparison to other brands available. The poppers dictate the crotch width of underwear that is compatible with them (I am not talking about thongs, I mean sensible pants that your granny would approve of!) I have some far cheaper ones purchased from Amazon also which have 2 poppers so that they adjust better to a wider range of knickers which I think is a far better idea. The cheaper ones do not move about as much as these Natissy ones. Come on Natissy- you need to up the game a bit here, especially with the cost of these? I also prefer the softer feel of the fleece lined ones (however, these may be better in summer). They need a lot of soaking to get rid of staining if your period starts unexpectedly (it makes sense that a darker material does not show up stains as much). Overall, I like them but I find that I actually prefer the cheaper ones I purchased.

I bought these as I was fed up with the waste of disposable pantyliners, my friend had recommended reusable sanity towels before, but whilst that wasn't for me I wanted to give these a go. They are brilliant. They feel just like underwear, and there's no bunching/unsticking/rustling noises like you get sometimes with using the disposables. They are very comfy and just clip over your underwear. They wash well in the machine and are fine to be tumbled dried. These are small to use as sanitary towels, as they are the size of daily use pantyliners, but would be fine to use as a 'little something extra' if needed you would just need to rinse in cold water first before washing.

The recent situation wi' the virus, booted me out of procrastination about shifting to reuseable pads & liners. I decided, if I went reuseable, it would leave more disposeable liners & pads available for at least 1 person. I needed sensory processing disorder friendly, due to being Autistic. Natissy's product forefills my needs there. The fabric is soft, and not too noticeable. Sometimes I'm hardly aware it's there. It folds in on itself sometimes at the top end. Yet unlike disposeable, it's obviously not adhesive, so there's 0% pain when it occurs. All it requires is a wee bit adjustment, when possible. Yet, it's no too bad, as sometimes I don't notice right away, when it folds. The fabric is that quiet(sensory unfriendly fabrics are very loud feeling), sensory issues wise. They are easy to steep wash, rinse, an' dry, by hand. So far, the discharge is easier to rinse out prior to steeping, than on stretch cotton knickers. There's been no staining, as far as I can notice. Even when the discharge seem't te change the fabrics colour. The shape is closer to what I'm use't te, so it's not too distressing a change, fir an Autistic(unless I've trained maself te deal wi' change a wee bit better). The wings are familiar te ma pad wearing routines, before I switch't te a period cup. They're a wee big bigger than disposeable liners, yet that's fine. As they remind me mair of the smallest size of period pad, though those are obviously wing free. I hink I prefer the extra coverage. As disposeable liners felt a wee bit small, an' created, uum, majora(pun intended)sensory issues. Using them, has lead to exercising my imagination & curiousity about history. Which has been good fir ma anxiety during self isolation measures. It took ma mind offa a few scarey hings, te imagine what reuseables were like in the past. If literally rags, or jus' made from auld fabrics. It's inspired me te want te research inte the history. Its been an all round very positive experience so far. I'm happy wi' the product. It's better than I expected. Now I feel self sufficient, wi' ma cycle. Its a relief te ma anxiety, no te have te purchase reuseables anymair. I like the washing routine. It's much much better than my binning routine(rolling liners back into wrappers, and wrapping micropore tape around the middle). Washing feels less stress than binning. An' folding them up fir storage(I use a wee novelty cardboard suitcase)makes them look a wee bit cute. Natissy did an awesome job, in their product design, an' creation. Thank you. I'm grateful the product exists. d(^____^)

This review is based on me trying out three brands of reusable panty liners. Out of the three I tried, these are my favorite, and the ones I want to select most often. I like the material, fit, and the way they stay in place of these. These are a nice thickness, so I feel protected, but I don't notice that I'm wearing an extra layer of fabric. These also stay nice and flat after washing and drying, which makes it easy to re-wear them over and over (makes for easy placement). These also stay right where I want them the entire time I wear them. The material of the backing makes it so they don't move around during use. Out of the three brands I've tested, these are the ones I choose to wear, and I will be purchasing more so I don't have to wear the brands I dislike as often. One thing I want to add that goes for all three brands I tried: you don't notice the snap underneath at all. I was worried that sitting on a snap would be uncomfortable, but it goes completely unnoticed. All that said, the other brands I tried are: 1) My second choice: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HHCEXLA/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 2) My least favorite: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071ZFH5WF/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I'll leave reviews for these ones here as well, so you don't have to hunt for them on their respective pages. For the Rael liners: I like almost everything about these reusable panty liners, but the one thing I don't like is enough of a hinderance that I end up avoiding these. After washing and drying these liners, they're all crumpled up and try to roll in on themselves. This makes it difficult to place in the right spot for wearing, and it also makes them more likely to end up in a bad place simply because they roll up. Once I've gotten them to stay in the right place though, I do like the thickness of these. They're thin, but with enough coverage for daily discharge. They do also tend to stay in place (like backwards and forwards), but the rolling up kind of cancels this nice feature out. Of the three brands I've tried, these are my second choice, but I won't be ordering anymore of these. Bamboo charcoal liners: Out of the three I tried, this was my least favorite kind. I do still wear them, but I usually go for the others before these if they are available. What I don't like about these is 1) the thickness, 2) the material, and 3) the way they move around. 1) These are the thickest reusable panty liners out of the three I tried. It feels a bit like I'm wearing a diaper, or at least a thick pad. I KNOW I'm wearing them. 2) The fleece material of these is just weird for me. It's like I'm wearing a sweatshirt on my crotch. I don't need that. It gets hot and sweaty, and that's just not a great feeling. 3) The backside of these is silky. This allows the liner to move around a lot while wearing it. They'll end up completely back behind my butt instead of right between my legs, which is completely against the point. I work from home, so I can adjust these as needed, but 1) that's annoying and 2) I obviously can't do that when I'm out in public. As I said, I do still wear these on days when they're all that's left, but they're certainly not my first choice, and I won't be buying anymore.

Ich war auf der Suche nach einer waschbaren Alternative zu herkömmlichen Slipeinlagen. Ich finde den Tragekomfort (schwitzen, verrutschen der Einlage) handelsüblicher Slipeinlagen einfach total unangenehm und der Müll generell und in meinem Badeinmer insbesondere fand ich auch blöd. Also amazon gefragt. Zugegeben, der Preis hat mich zunächst etwas abgeschreckt, aber billigere gibt es halt nur aus China und mit PU und eine Slipeinlage muss einfach nicht so viel aufsaugen. Die Slipeinlagen passen von der Größe her super und sind gut zu befestigen. Man kann sich auch problemlos richten, wenn man sie zu hoch oder zu tief platziert hat, sie verrutschen aber nicht und verknüllen auch nicht wie die Einweg-Dinger. Fühlt sich an wie Unterwäsche auf der Haut. Ich bin absolut zufrieden und hab mir auch gleich eine 2. Packung bestellt.

Sono comodi,lavabili, non irritano e non si sente nemmeno di averli addosso. Usati come sostituti del classico salva slip in plastica usa e getta e per quanto mi riguarda hanno svoltato la mia vita. Non spendo più soldi inutili,inquino meno e sopratutto non ho più irritazioni.

Mi mujer llevaba días buscando salvaslips que no fueran de usar y tirar. Finalmente se decidió por estos. Dice que van muy bien, son cómodos, que no resecan la zona y que casi no se mueven. Respecto a lavarlos, el primero lo ha lavado a mano pero que probará también a hacerlo en lavadora. Lleva ahora , varias semanas usándolos. Sigue convencida de su buena compra. Sigue cada noche, lavándolos a mano, pues le quedan limpios sin necesidad de ponerlos en la lavadora. Según la braga que usa puede que se mueva más que en otra que use...pero que lo mismo que no todas las marcas de salvaslips van igual...por que se muevan un poco no pasa nada. Saber que no utilizas productos de usar y tirar ya compensa

Es la segunda vez q compro. Esta muy bien para los días de más flujo, principio y final del periodo. Obviamente no para los días fuertes. Muy contenta, pues son ecológicos y prescindo de los salvaslips del súper de comprar y tirar. Repetiré nuevamente