Langsprit Absorbent Reusable Menstrual Sanitary Pads/Washable Cloth Menstrual Period Pads,Reusable Panty Liners(Winter,L)

While this was the first time I've used this brand, I've been using reusable pads for many years now and these seem pretty similar. I don't have any complaints. I definitely recommend trying out reusable pads for anyone who is on the fence about it. I still buy regular pads (just substantially less) since I prefer the regular pads when I'm working (my job is very physical and sometimes the buttons on the reusable pads can rub wrong). Because I'm more of a visual person and sometimes it's hard to decipher what's considered small or regular, I've attached a picture of the small pads next to a panty liner. The small pads are, in my opinion, a panty liner, so if you're looking for a more regular size pad I wouldn't get the small size.

These pads are amazing! They are more protective than the regular disposable chemical filled pads, that protective layer they show is on the entire back part so even when you get blood on the wings it isn't going to leak! I have very heavy periods and normally with disposable pads i have to change them every 3-4 hours, the first day of my period (normally the heaviest) I only had to change it once while I was at work!!! That's so insane to me because I am 25 now and since I started my period it's always been heavy and I've leaked A LOT, when I was in high school and I started using tampons I had to use a tampon and an overnight pad and now i can just one one of these??? I do also wear period underwear but those do leave, and even wearing that with this on is honestly pointless because the blood is not going to come through this thing lol. If you have very heavy periods like me I definitely recommend these pads! The only thing is that you definitely should rinse these out before machine washing them and that can be a bit gross and does smell metallic obviously but it's not a big deal for me personally. If rinsing and ringing them out by hand is a big deal for you you could just run it under water in your tub fill it runs clear, ring it out once it's does (or not if your washer is close by) and put it in the washer.Also P.S. DO NOT wash them with your clothes, I had to learn the hard way with my period underwear that your clothes with smell metallic if you wash them together.

So I was looking into a more cost effective way to save money and one of those things was using reusable pads for my period. I looked into different options and brands and ultimately I choose to try these for my first time as the price range was very reasonable for me and as someone who was not sure if I was going to like using them they ended up being awesome!The fabric is very comfortable and I actually didn’t mind if they would slide a little back or forward because unlike disposable which stick to your panties and can be annoying to move around, I can easily adjust them especially if I felt I needed to depending on what I was doing via sitting or standing. They were definitely SUPER absorbing I’m not much of someone who has a super heavy flow but i definitely hate that with disposable pads I always seem to have some kind of leak either front or back and to my biggest relief these pads really do catch your menstrual fluid REALLY WELL that I didn’t actually stain my panties my entire cycle! I’m not someone who really needs long pads either since my flows are light so these were just the right size for me but I would advise others to choose accordingly to your cycle and your flow.The Only critique and the reason that I only give them a four star that I would say about these specific pads is that I wish the side of the pad that you drain on were a different color. One thing I’m use to about disposable pads is they are usually white and I can see how much I’m bleeding and when I’m starting to fade and black is definitely difficult to see that change so I wish the color on those sides were a lighter color.Lastly I think the only thing I would say personally that I’ll need to get use to is the actual more natural strong smell of my period blood maybe it’s just me but I feel like the smell is more noticeable to me then when I used disposables but that could be a me problem more so then the actual pad 🤣Over all I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND trying out reusable pads and these are a great starter sets.

I've bought these twice, so I could have more to cover the whole of a period week. I like that it has cut the cost of buying pads. I also feel that they're pretty absorbent, taking about as much as "heavy day" pads, if not a little more. They're comfy and do the trick, and I have not noticed any unfavorable smells after about 8 hrs at the longest. After each use, I personally rinse them out till no more blood comes out with the water, then run them with the laundry; this has not failed me yet.

These are exactly what I’ve been looking for!The material is very comfortable. I have a size large and I believe it’s perfect for every day wear and overnights. I can wear them with leggings and tight, fitted clothing and still can’t tell I have it on. I have pretty heavy periods in the beginning and then they lighten up, but I’m using the size for the whole thing because why not?! They are cute and I love the little bag it comes with so I can carry a couple in my purse and you just fold them up and snap it when done using and put them in the wet bag to be washed. I rinse with cold water and then do a cold cycle in the wash and tumble dry.