GladRagsReusable Cloth Day Pad (1-Pack) - 100% Cotton Reusable Menstrual Pad, Washable Absorbent Maxi Pad, Medium & Heavy Flow Period Pads, Customizable Absorbency, Washing Machine Safe

Its a good pad for light flow even it comes with 2 inserts I don’t see how it would handle medium to heavy flow days… but for light or every day use it works well. Also its alot thinner than organic cotton ones…

Thought the idea of these were gross at first. After trying them I changed my mind. I ended up buying more. I don’t get a rash like I did with disposable pads. Haven’t bled through these like I did with disposable ones. No issues so far and snap has not come undone.

The box says assorted. But it is only one liner.

Small

Not hygienic. Stains stay. They get not very nice after first use and they shrink. They don’t absorb well and they’re so sick and uncomfortable. Made for lying down not for normal life. You have to change them a lot and wash them immediately to get most stains out. Exhausting for resting time of period. Would not buy again. Too expensive

I've used these for years so I knew what I was getting. As far as I'm concerned, they have only one design flaw. The snaps close firmly just as they should, but to open them I have to use the edge of my (weak) fingernail or else tug on the fabric. The only reason I needed to buy more was the fact that the snaps eventually tear out of the fabric of every set I have owned. Wish I could think of another closure that wouldn't be uncomfortable & I could just mend them. Maybe I'll just sew new snaps on in a different location.Helpful hint that may actually be in the care instructions already: I soak them in hydrogen peroxide before laundering. The enzymatic chemical reaction produces a sort of a sudsy byproduct but if you're already prepared to launder them that shouldn't bother you, I guess. Rinse out with cold water & proceed. I think bleach also weakens the fabric around the snap so I don't use it.

Great product! I swear by reusable cloth pads. The only thing I would mention is the fact that you can very easily make these at home for a tenth of the price if you have a sewing machine. The edges are not even really finished, they are just roughly surged around the edge.

Im a heavy bleeder and have not bleed through this. I've had this over a year and it has sustained washes.