Organyc 100% Certified Organic Cotton Feminine Pads, Heaviest Flow (Overnight), 10 Count

I'm sad to leave this review for these pads. I have lichen sclerosis, and I was hoping to find an alternative to always infinity pads, which make my condition worse. These pads seems to work alright... When they stay in place. The sticky parts of the pad don't stay sticky for long, maybe like 2 hours and then it all bunches up. I normally wear super in always or Tampax, but soak through a heavy of these pads in 3 hours. Lastly, they are pretty expensive, and there's not many in each box. I have to use two boxes in order to get through my whole period. I will try to size up and hope that maybe the heavier duty versions don't bunch as much. Wish me luck!Edit: Just one hour after posting this review, I went to work with a fresh pad on and bled all over my office chair because the pad folded in on itself again. I have changed my rating to a one. No matter how absorbent it is, if it doesn't stay in place there is no point.

Very very thin.. not for heavy flow at all!!!! I thought would be good but I had to switch back to what I been using after 1st one which only lasted 30 minutes before bleeding through.. first 3 days are worst for me after 6 kids.. do not buy if you bleed heavy!!!!!!!!!!

I’m really disappointed in these. I bought them 6 months ago and loved them! They were thin so you could barely feel them but they were still super absorbent and the Adhesive on the back was great. So a few weeks ago I purchased them again and they were in the same box but completely different. The adhesive absolutely sucks and does not stay put at all. It crinkles up and moves around. The packaging of the pad itself is actually different so I know they changed something about the product. I do not recommend!

I had a baby 6 weeks ago and NO ONE mentioned that I'd be wearing pads nearly every day for 3 weeks of that time...I assumed I'd have a bit of postpartum bleeding for a week, maybe two. But didn't understand that the bleeding would stop, then start again at times...in my case, during week 3. After I'd run out of pads that the hospital gave me, I decided to use Always brand pads--BIG MISTAKE. The chemicals/harsh materials in the lining of those pads caused very bad pad rash on the sides of my vagina for wearing them each day. I needed to switch to a more natural, less harsh, pad in order to fully recover from my daughter's birth. With that "adventure" the last thing I needed was more discomfort. These pads allowed me recover from the pad rash that the Always brand of pads gave me AND still whisked the lochia (postpartum bleeding) away from my "lady bits" when needed. They absorbed VERY well and I highly recommend them.

I was excited about the product because I was using regular pads and the plastic strips and chemical glue irritated my skin very much. So I thought this one contains no plastic because it's labeled "100% cotton". But it's not. It is no different from regular pads (perhaps its plastic is thicker and of better quality... but it's plastic nonetheless). Also, it contains chemical glue in the texture! I didn't feel any different using this expensive pad than regular ones, and it's pretty ironic to see that this is claimed to be "healthier for me and for the environment", because it is healthier for neither of them.

After Always changed their pads in 2013 I developed a sensitivity to them that manifested as a UTI every cycle. (As if having your period isn't enough torture.) After months of discomfort, worry and negative tests at the doctor's office I finally figured it out. The results of my research into alternative feminine hygiene products is as follows: if you are sensitive to commercial pads that contain plastics and chemicals, your options come down to 1) cotton disposable pads, 2) "mama cloth" reusable cloth pads, and 3) a cup such as the diva cup (basically a silicone shotglass that is worn internally like a tampon). Mama cloth sounds gross, but it's actually very comfortable (no crinkly noises and sweaty plastic in your underwear) and it isn't soggy or smelly. It is a little inconvenient to carry around and to wash, though. I found that pads with PUL (waterproof backing) and synthetic fabrics like minky also caused me issues so if you are trying them go for organic cotton and hemp pads. You can find sellers on Etsy. I bought a diva cup but never used it. Some women swear by it, especially because it allows you to do things like swim while you're having your period. Finally, cotton disposable pads. I chose Organyc over the less expensive Natracare because a reviewer said she developed a sensitivity to the wood pulp filling in Natracare pads. Organyc pads are slightly expensive (about $1 apiece) but so worth it not to have an infection every month. After reading reviews for Organyc's other products I settled on the night time ones because the day ones apparently don't stay in place. These are thin and long and the wings keep them where they should be. They are pretty much exactly the same as your regular pads, so there's no mental acclimating necessary as with mama cloth or a cup. If you are having pain, dermatitis or UTIs associated with your period, try these. You will not go back to your regular pad.

I had a hard time finding this information before making the purchase. But if you look at the image of the back of the box, all the way at the bottom, you will see this information in small letters. It is written slightly differently on the image here than on my box, where it is written as in my headline in "quotes." The pads are SO impossibly thin that I can't imagine there isn't polymer inside the absorbent layer as well. That may or may not be an issue for you if you were looking for TRUE 100% cotton pads. The only ones I've ever found that had nothing but cotton, are thick.These are wider than I like, probably 2.5", but they're so thin that they squash in the middle easily and comfortably enough, so it's not a problem. Probably 10" in length. They are marked for moderate flow, and I'd say that's accurate. I can get a few hours out of them on a moderate day, and I also wear them for overnight when I don't have much flow at all. Very comfortable for sleeping.

After years of putting up with the scented pads (why the hell they do that I have no idea) I was told about these by a friend - That are comfortable and very absorbent - No chemicals, No Scent. No soreness after using

I'm always looking for ways to protect Mother Earth, and what better way to do it? Since my menstruation is very heavy and unpredictable at times, I don't wear these pads without back up. I agree with others who post that these are way too thin and flimsy. Also, the size is that of a regular sized ultra thin pad. Also, there is a peculiar petroleum smell to the pad itself, which I noticed immediately. I bought two boxes, because they were on sale for half price. I will give these a go, but not without a super plus or ultra tampon just in case.Does anyone else find the labeling confusing, and way too wordy?? Can anyone suggest a thicker version of these for me? Thank you!

My wife found mould growing inside the first pad she opened. For some reason, this particular brand and type we can't request either a refund or a replacement, but the other types of pads for this brand are refundable.

Para mi estas son las toallas perfectas, cuidan tu salud porque el algodón permite que tu piel transpire, por lo cual no guardan olores.Es cierto que el precio es más elevado pero lo valen pues cada mes todas las mujeres del mundo tenemos nuestra menstruación, también debemos ocuparnos en cuidar esa parte un poco olvidada, con productos que nos permitan tener mayor confort, limpieza, transpiración y más naturalidadNo tienen plástico en contacto con la piel.Las recomiendo ampliamente.

After using a few pieces of pads, we found that the packaging was different from the previous ones, and we could see unidentified black spots, which was very disgusting.