One-Piece Cloth Pads?

[Polliwog]

I'm really interested in cloth menstrual pads (who would have thought,) and would like to find a bad that's not bulky. I'm mostly a pad wearer and am used to the ultra-thin type. Of course, cloth pads won't be that thin but I'm hoping to find ones that are as thin as possible, but still great.

Are the one-piece types any good? Or do you prefer the kind that have liners?

[Scribe]

I use only the one piece ones. Liners are too much hassle. There are several that I've tried and like, but my favorites are Claire de Lune.

[~Nancy~]

I only wear one piece pads (all-in-one)

I like www.vajpads.com

I think you will be suprised at how thin they are

[imahappybrat]

I second the vaj pads

[Polliwog]

It looks like there are no vaj pads in stock . I wonder if that's permanent or if they'll be getting more in.

I"ll keep looking, though. I'll check out the clare de lune ones, too.

[~Nancy~]

I have never bought vaj pads that are in stock ... I just pick the size and fabric that I want, and put any changes that I would like her to make in the comments section (I get panty liners with no PUL, and I get all of my pads a little longer, with flannel backing instead of fleece)

I receive my pads in around 3 to 6 weeks. I think it is worth the wait, because I get exactly what I want.

[Polliwog]

Ahh. I guess, no matter what route I go, I need to figure out what I do want in a pad. Off to do some research.

[KariM]

I like an AIO pad myself. :

The thiness will vary depending upon the materials used in the construction, but some can be pretty close to as thin as the paper varieties. Quilting the layers can make them pretty thin!

[Polliwog]

I wish there were brick and mortar stores for stuff like this. At least, around here. It would be great to see them in person.

[AngelBee]

My favorites are www.motherandmaiden.com

[AngelBee]

Also love these. They are made from recycled materials!

http://www.somethingnewcreations.com...ewCat&catId=17

2 Nightimes, 3 regular size = $15.50 Great deal