AsenappyRandom Prints Adjustable Snaps Reusable Menstrual Pads - 9 pcs Three Size Cloth Sanitary Pads with 1 Bag

Wish we would have tried these years ago!!! If you are on the fence about getting this product JUST DO IT!! We started with one and bought 2 more! So easy to use and after accident and accident with original pads these are so much better on absorption. The only downfall (which is solvable) if in public you wouldn't want to rinse out in view of others, so find a handicap bathroom that has a sink. Rinsing out right away will keep these like new for years.

I was so hesitant to invest in these but honestly I am so happy that I did! Not only is it better for my cramps, the environment (less waste and trash build up honestly… like come on there is even those pesky papers on wings of disposable ones that add up in your trash!) but it’s so easy to use. Honestly at first I had to get used to the warmth of the material but then it grew into a comfort and I noticed it actually helped with cramps and just overall feeling a bit more comfy on days that are less than. What shocked me the most was how absorbent they are compared to regular pads! No accidents (even when heavy) so far and I don’t think there will be any because the ones for night use are such good coverage!Only ONE con! I admit that for these to not shift and for you to get the best comfort out of these my advice is to wear really good underwear (not loose underwear). I for one, have separate “period underwear” for those days, that are semi shapewear but comfy. They are granny panty style for sure lol they are the Bali brand is anyone wants to know (highly recommended).Also, I am a dancer and these sadly did shift a bit (the front went a bit back) but nothing that would cause a leakage accident I would say, it’s just a bit uncomfortable lol but just discreetly pull it up front again and your fine.Other than all that you might have to get used to the occasional ( a bit sweaty depending on weather) warm feeling with the larger ones but you get used to it and again wearing good underwear is essential.I also just washed them (reg cycle not even delicate because I forgot lol) and put them in the dryer for 20 min and they held up nicely!I’m glad I made the investment and I just bought other ones in sizes I liked that way I can have more and wash them all at once when my period is over. I’m really happy with these, don’t think I’ll ever use anything else!Edit: Almost a year later & they are still going strong & I honestly know they will keep going for a few more years! I would like to add some tips that I know will be helpful for people new to this (as I was). Handling & care came with trial and error for me. What I do is I keep these in a diaper bag/caddy for different size storage etc with a bottle of white vinegar. The bottle of white vinegar & a small (I bought a collapsible) bucket come in handy when it’s period time. When I get my period I take out my caddy, bucket and vinegar. Every morning I fill the bucket with a tablespoon of vinegar and the rest water. When it’s time to change my pad I rinse and wash the blood out in the sink (it’s cleaner than you think if you are careful and sanitize your sink right after then wash your hands I promise it won’t take more than 5 min just do it!) and then I wring it and then place it in the bucket with vinegar to soak until either bucket is full or my period is over. The vinegar helps to keep smells & mold at bay! But PLEASE change this water every morning with new vinegar and you can keep soaking the pads (I keep my bucket in my bathroom so I remember to do it every morning after I use the bathroom). When it’s time to wash them I wring them all out and then wash on casuals or delicate with cold water and look I like my pads soft so yes, I do use softener sheets and dry (lowest heat setting though) them and they have been fine and have kept up their absorbency! So those would be my tips! I hope they help because I really wish I would have known all this before having to go through some *funky* times in the first few months of use lol

I’ve started using cloth pads a few months ago, and liked them so much that I bought this multipack. I absolutely love the quality and the variety of sizes! They absorb well (much better than the disposables), mask smells and wash beautifully. I’m so happy to have find these!!

Received 9 pads instead of the advertised 10. I haven't used them yet, but I'll try to write a review of use later.

They really are the best reusable pads. I decided to wait to write a review to make sure the quality held up; and they truly live up to the hype.With monthly aggressive washing and ringing they are showing no signs of wear. They're soft, so they're easier to clean than other's I've had with a firmer core; yet surprisingly adsorbent. The size of the med. and overnight are a perfect size, I've had no problems with leaking of either size. I find the small not really useful for me, as they're the size of a liner; but with a little double sided tape from the dollar store they are good for the last days. After I rinse them, I do soak them in sodium precarbonate (base active ingredient in oxyclean) to make sure they can't grow and bacteria. But I'm sure baking soda or borax could do a similar job.Overall, so pleased with these, hands down the best reusable pads I've ever had. Plus you can't beat the price. I'm definitely buying a second pack.

I have very heavy periods. I’m in my 40s so I’ve been doing this a while. I can’t use tampons comfortably so I’ve pretty much always used pads.My periods let 6-7 days. I bleed heavily for 2-3 of them. I can change my pad every 30 minutes for hours at a time. I usually can’t leave home those days.I used cloth pads for a few years about 15 years ago. They were very very bulky and I couldn’t wear anything but dresses because it would show. I think they were all cotton and you could layer more pieces of material on top of the pad for more absorbency. It worked ok. But they were so bulky they often would be my first choice especially in summer.I have 2 teen aged daughters. That’s a lot of pads. So I decided to give these a go. The price point and the cute fabrics drew me in. My goal was to help reduce how many throw aways I used on my periods.For disposables I usually use a combo of thin with wings and high absorbency for day and at night I use the wing pad sideways at my butt with a maxi pad (thick style) in the crotch area to help reduce night time leaking. Again heavy bleeder here.These pads. During the day I ONLY use the “pantiliners” and I only change my pad a few times per day on my heavy days rather than every 30 minutes. These things absorb. A LOT. I can even confidently run errands and I never leak anymore. It handles gushes like a champ. No running out the sides or back.I use the big one at night and I never need to get up for an emergency change. It holds EVERYTHING and I get a full night sleep.Downside - these things are finicky for me to wash. I rinse immediately with cool water, wash with a little detergent with lots of rinses and it still wants to hang on to odors. This could be user error but I’ve tried all sorts of different strategies and soaps. It traps odors like microfiber diapers (I cloth diapered my kids) so I wonder if these are fully bamboo?These are thin enough too- that I can wear the “pantiliners” as full maxi pads during the day and I can wear most of my regular clothes.Overall I love these. If I could knock off a 1/2 point for the trapped odors I would but I’m not confident it’s on their end yet.

Creo que si sirve

My only issue is i’m not sure how breathable the cotton Gussett is, can’t wear one for a full day, without needing to replace, locks in moisture even without a sneeze accident there’s an older once removed.

Lo recomiendo mucho

Son más grandes de lo que pensé, la relación calidad-precio está muy bien. Para flujo ligero-moderado creo que absorben bastante bien. No he tenido ningún accidente. Si las volvería a comprar

Por el precio valen la pena, aunque el tipo de tela no deja respirar bien a la piel y a mi parecer no son muy absorbentes. Pero muy conveniente que sean reutilizables