Organic Cotton Reusable Panty Liners for Women & Teens (Medium, 7-Pack); High-Temp Washable Panty Liners Made in EU; Stay Fresh & Dry, for Daily Vaginal Discharge Only; 100% Breathable (no PUL/TPU)

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(^____^)

My daughter uses period pants and this is perfect for her to take a spare pair to high school with her on the offchance she might need it. It folds down small enough that it can be kept in an inner pocket in her school bag where nobody can see it, and it's waterproof so no leaks, no smells, and it washes well.

4 stars because, they are not as discreet as disposable liners and slightly bulky. Also, tend to move by end of day and so you need very close fitting underwear. However, for all the reasons in the title, I'll persist a little longer.

These are easy to use and wash but very expensive for the price!

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.

Very pleased with them.

As laundry bags go these will take a lot of bashing around in a machine. They are of a generous size can get quite a lot in them but they are strong so value for money, yes they are worth it.

I HATE look9ng for pairs of socks, like where do they all go?? This is a revolution, I actually bought 2, one for dark socks one for light, kids put them straight in the relevant bags when they take them off then once they're full they get chucked in the wash (the bags are big)

For over a decade, I've worn liners every day because of discharge. Feminine products (along with everything else) keep getting more expensive. I decided to try these liners in cotton so I didn't have to keep buying disposable liners. Also, disposable liners irritate my skin after shaving. I figured cotton would be softer. These are great! I didn't realize "odor" was caused by disposable liners; I thought it was me when I was sweaty. These liners have eliminated all odor. They're pricey, but I figure after 6-7 months, they pay for themselves in the cost of disposable liners. I ended up buying a second order so I don't have to worry about running out of liners between laundry days. I wear 1-2 per day, and I don't have the wetness that I feel when I reuse a disposable liner on a heavy discharge day. These keep me dry with no odor. I imagine this summer with more sweat, I may change a little more frequently for freshness. I keep a mesh laundry bag by my hamper. I put used liners in the bag. On laundry day, I zip up the bag and throw it in the washer and dryer with the other laundry. I make sure to get them out of the dryer shortly after they're done so I can press them out flat so they don't dry too creased and miss-shapen. I like the tan color because it doesn't show discharge stains and they dont look dingy because they're already a tan color. When I know I'm close to my period, I wear disposable liners instead so if I start bleeding, I don't have to worry about blood staining these reusable ones. However, for the other 3 weeks a month, I wear these every day! I don't have a problem with them sliding. I wear Hanes hipster underwear. I pull the liner up into place after using the restroom (it slides down when I pull my pants/underwear down), but otherwise, they stay in place all day.

These work well and wash nicely, retain shape after washing

Ces protège-dessous restent en place contrairement à d'autres qui ne sont pas assez longs. Je recommande.

Me interesaba usarlos para evitar la contaminación que se hace con los desechables de uso diario; en cuanto al tacto está bien, PERO se mueven constantemente, se desajustan, compré el tamaño chico y aún así son muy grandes, entonces se sale de los bordes de cualquier tipo de panty.Mala compra y peor por la cantidad que pagué.

Ravie de ces protèges slips, pour moi ils sont parfaits. Je songe à en commander d'autres. ils tiennent bien en place. Ne se déforment pas après lavage. Sont bien doux. Merci