JOBEBECharcoal Bamboo Mama Cloth/Menstrual Pads/Reusable Sanitary Pads (MC10-6)

Really happy with this purchase. Have been wanting to make the swap to reusable menstrual pads for some time now, but have been hesitant due to a heavy flow. These do the job really well, and so far haven't experienced any leakage which has been amazing as I usually leak with a regular pad. Getting used to the lack of adhesive was somewhat of a challenge mentally, but with the right underwear I was good to go! Definitely recommend you try these out, they are comfortable, easy to clean and good for the planet!

Esqueço que estou usando, melhor custo-benefício desde qdo comprei no início do ano até agora. Compre! Não dá alergia, não incomoda, até esqueço que estou usando.

So far these seem great! I bought these because I use a cup and I cloth diaper my daughter I’m a fairly crunchy. I haven’t used them yet but there super cute the reason I gave them only 4 stars is because the packaging is REALLY wasteful each pad was packaged individually and then the were all packed together this seems super wasteful to me especially because the goal of buying these is to help our environment...

I decided to switch to reusable and washable pads recently due to concerns with the material that most common brands use to make up the more common throw away pads. Bleaching, toxins, and unknown processes to create them, and no regulations at all from the FDA or the government at all as to what can or cannot be used. Nor any requirements on telling consumers what the ingredients / process are. I went to work one night and by the time I got home my whole nether region had swollen, puffed up, and had a pad shaped red welt from front to back. I rarely have periods due to BC so it had been six months or so since I've had to use a pad. I do not know if maybe the pad went bad, though they don't have expiration dates, or if there were chemicals my body just weren't used to being there any more and it flared. But boy was I in pain. I ended up free bleeding the next few days of my period(dont trust tampons and their chemicals either and I've never tried diva cups). I would rather bleed in my underwear then have welts.Pretty and perfect for what I was hoping for. Thin and light so you barely feel them. They would be great size for smaller females or anyone who wants a thin smaller layer of protection. I use them for when I'm walking around and standing. If I sit or lay down I would be afraid I'd leak on the back end. So as they advertise I'd go with the 8in for light liner days, 10in for the lazier medium days, and 12or14in for overnights or heavy as those suckers are looonng and thick.I simply peroxide them, then soak them in cold water before washing them in the washer.

The value is great and they are cute. They do not stay in place very well though at all, especially when working out or walking around at all. I wouldn't trust these on my period, sadly.If they had a rubber grippy material on the bottom, I think they would be almost perfect. They just need to stay in place better and not slide around the moment they're on. They leave a terrible "panty line" too when they ride up in the back, which is more than embarrassing!