Cora Organic Applicator Tampon Multipack | 36 Light & 36 Regular Absorbency | 100% Organic Cotton, Unscented, BPA-Free Compact Applicator | Leak Protection | Packaging May Vary | 72 Total

For those who gave bad reviews about the box being damaged… you’ll be fine, you’re not using the box for your menstrual flow ;) take that up with Amazon not Cora.This product has been a life changer whenever it comes to my cycle and its discomforts, cramps are not as bad, flow is not as heavy. I appreciate that there’s a company out there that takes into consideration the toxins women have to put into their bodies on a monthly basis and continue to make changes to better their products.P.S. Please never get rid of your L & R pack, I can never find them in the store!

Since daughter and daughter-in-law switched, both have found not needing to change as often (even on heaviest of days).

The string needs to be a little longer but seems like a good product considering all things we are finding out about feminine products …

I recently had the pleasure of trying out Cora's tampons, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with both the product and the company behind it. Cora has truly revolutionized the way we approach feminine care, and their tampons have exceeded all my expectations.First and foremost, Cora's tampons are designed with the utmost attention to quality and comfort. The materials used are incredibly soft and gentle, providing a comfortable experience throughout the entire menstrual cycle. It's evident that Cora prioritizes the well-being of its customers by ensuring that their tampons are free from harmful chemicals and toxins, giving me peace of mind during a time when self-care is of utmost importance.What sets Cora apart from other brands is their commitment to social responsibility. For every box of tampons purchased, Cora provides menstrual products to girls and women in need. This dedication to empowering women and tackling period poverty is truly admirable. It's refreshing to see a company go beyond profits and actively work towards making a positive impact on society.Additionally, Cora's tampons come in discreet and beautifully designed packaging. The thoughtful attention to detail is apparent, and it makes the overall experience feel luxurious and empowering. It's a small touch, but it speaks volumes about the brand's commitment to excellence in all aspects.Another standout feature is the convenience that Cora offers through their subscription service. With customizable delivery options, I no longer have to worry about running out of tampons or making last-minute trips to the store. This hassle-free experience has made managing my menstrual cycle much more convenient and stress-free.Furthermore, Cora's commitment to sustainability is praiseworthy. Their tampons are made from organic cotton and come in biodegradable packaging, which significantly reduces the environmental impact. It's reassuring to know that my choice to use Cora's tampons aligns with my values of promoting sustainability and reducing waste.Finally, I must commend Cora's exceptional customer service. From the moment I reached out with a query, their team was prompt, courteous, and genuinely interested in ensuring my satisfaction. Their dedication to providing an exceptional customer experience is commendable and further solidifies my trust and loyalty towards the brand.In conclusion, Cora is a trailblazer in the feminine care industry. Their tampons offer superior quality, comfort, and peace of mind while making a meaningful impact on the lives of women worldwide.

LOVE LOVE LOVE! I love that this product is non-toxic and organic. I used to have a Lola subscription but found that their design caused way to many leakage problems. Cora's tampon fans out (unlike Lola, which stay as a cylinder) and I had a much more... secure experience. Highly recomend.

Okay, so I've used Tampax Pearl for 8+ years. The last year, I've had an issue with getting a very mild (just uncomfortable) yeast infection during my period. I thought it was just my body doing something weird...turns out it was more than likely the Tampax Pearl. I'm not sure why...dunno if they changed their product or maybe my body suddenly doesn't like it, but whatever it is, I just can't use Tampax anymore. After a year of struggling, starting probiotics for vaginal health, going to my doctor, and taking way more Diflucan than one person should, it hit me that maybe the tampon I was using was the issue. So I decided to try an organic tampon. After searching, I ran across Cora. I LOVE them. They're super comfortable, comparable absorbency to Tampax Pearl, it doesn't hurt when you take them out (even if they're not saturated), and best of all in my case, I did NOT develop a yeast infection this month during my period!! This is the first period in over a year that hasn't ended in a yeast infection and the ONLY thing I've changed is the brand of tampon.I was a little skeptical when I read some of the reviews, but in my case, I have absolutely nothing negative to day about these tampons. I didn't experience them falling apart inside me and as long as you pull the plunger (the bottom part) all the way out before you try to insert the tampon, there's not an issue with the tampon releasing. I think some women are confused about the "compact" style and don't understand that they have to pull the plunger all the way out so it's sitting completely under the tampon, not enclosed around it, in order for it to release properly inside you.If you want to give these a shot, you can go directly to Cora's website and sign up for a monthly free trial, all you have to do is pay $3 in shipping (and you can cancel your subscription at any time). What do you have to lose??

I like these better than Tampax.

Hands down, worst tampons. My teenager and I both hated them and couldn’t finish the box. The applicator is huge and inefficient. The tampons do not absorb and leak within an hour. I have a pretty light flow and was changing the regular tampon every hour.