Pros: absorbant, well made, wash well
Cons: polyester
Pros: long lasting, comfortable, value
Pros: cute prints
Cons: horrible fit
Pros: nice fit
Cons: have natural bamboo- color next time for fun
“ Great pads! I ordered these for use postpartum. I got some of each size-- super, regular, and liners. They are very absorbent and wash very well. I wish the regular and liners were longer-- they are too short to be much good. I should have just bought all supers! They are made out of polyester, which isn't as breathable, but they are sturdy and NO LEAKS! ” --Chapsie
With a selection of GladRags Day Pads, Night Pads, and Pantyliners (plus a laundry bag for washing and carry bag for on-the-go) this is the perfect kit to test out the GladRags collection! The Pad Sampler Kit Includes: 3 Day Pads 3 Pantyliners 1 Night Pad 1 Classic Carry Bag 1 Mesh Laundry Bag
“ I love Gladrags! They are the only cloth menstrual pad that I have found that is very comfortable, easy to wash, and also doesn't shrink much in the washer/dryer. I currently have the solid white organic day pads and night pads that were from a kit I bought off their website. These pads consist of a pad shell with wings and 2 liners. They also have metal snaps that are...” --briannas auntie
For your light days, as a back up for your internal protection or for everyday use, The GladRags Pantyliner offers the same comfort you expect from your GladRags. 1 Pantyliner measures 6 3/4" long by 2 3/4" wide when snapped around your underwear. GladRags Pantyliners offer insurance on the days you think you might be starting your flow and also provide excellent back-up protection...
“ I wanted to use this product really bad. I read great reviews about it on Amazon, bought it expecting it would work great and I would never have to buy disposable pads or tampons again. To my disappointment, I could not get it inserted : / I tried over and over and over again... And, I ordered the one for women who have given birth vaginally, which I have. Not...” --believer04
“ I use cloth pads, but wanted to have something on hand for when I was traveling or had a surprise period (my are slightly sporadic). I like that these are cotton and free of the harmful ingredients in conventional pads, like chlorine, plastic, and perfumes. They are small and easy to stick in a purse or a pocket. My only thing is that they go in the garbage, but as far as disposables go, this...” --mhemingson
“ I won this off of Domino Pad's website and was very nervous to try it at first. I had gotten some cloth pads, but a silicone cup that I would insert myself made me nervous. I've used it for 3 periods now post-partum and it works pretty well. I still well wear cloth pads with it, but you don't have to, it's more for the fact that I'm not quite confident in how I've inserted it. It's really...” --mhemingson
“ My period returned when my EBF son was just 3 months old. Tampons felt horrible (not to mention filled up in record time) and cloth pads weren't working for me, so I invested in the Diva Cup after hearing a glowing review from my best friend. Confession: I was terrified of the thing! It looked h-u-g-e. But once I worked up a little courage and my boy went down for his nap, I was able to...” --spontamyous
“ I have used Lunapads for more than 12 years now. When I first started using them, in my very early twenties, I was no where close to becoming a mother, but using alternative menstrual products was a very important step in connecting to my cycle and my body, knowledge which would in the end really help me in a struggle with infertility in my early 30s. I still have some of the...” --ourdomicile
“ I LOVE Tree Hugger Mama Cloth!!! I have tried Party in my Pants, Blossom-pads, and some from eBay and these by far have ALL the right attributes coming together to make THE perfect pad! Minkee is the softest material to make a pad out of. Even softer then bamboo velour! (which she also offers) There is no doubt that I will be a repeat customer for years! ” --Keri Cowart
