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

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!

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.

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