Rael Reusable Panty Liners Menstrual, Organic Cotton Cover, Period Essential, Cloth Pantyliner for Women, Washable, Soft and Thin, Leak-Free, Washing Machine Safe (5 Count, Brown)

The short story is that these are really helpful liners. I got them for everyday use, and they are absolutely perfect. They don't ride up, they don't move around (even with exercise), they don't leak, and they are easy to wash. And the long story, for those of you who would like more detail when considering this product: I was looking for an every-day sort of liner to replace the disposable panty liners I'd been getting. I haven't used pads in years since I switched to menstrual cups and found that I didn't really have a need for anything so thick, and I've used liners ever since, both for menstrual use and daily use, so I was looking for something that would fill both roles. I was also looking for something that would make traveling abroad for several weeks and/or months more feasible than filling my pack with feminine products. I had tried other styles, but they were too bulky. These liners are perfect. They conform to my body well, they fit in my style of underwear really nicely without moving around, I haven't had any issues with leaking, and they're so comfy that I hardly even notice them anymore. I read reviews where people were having trouble with these shifting too much, but I personally have not had that issue (and I've been hiking and gone to yoga with these). It may just be my panties, but it may also be this product, which I would absolutely recommend to people looking for something similar to what I was looking for. These are also really easy to wash. I haven't had any trouble keeping them clean or any problems with staining. Some warm water and a little soap do the trick nicely. They air-dry pretty well too. Haven't thrown them in the laundry machine yet, I've just been washing them by hand. So that's the long story. If you're looking for a lightweight alternative to disposable liners for travel, or for environmental reasons, or just 'cause, then I would highly recommend these. No irritation, no waste, and a happy, healthy body! Hope this helps...

Rael reusable organic cloth pantyliners are not the most glamorous option, but they do the job, create less waste and even considering their disadvantages I will keep using them. While I'm on a path to being more sustainable and generate less waste, there are some aspects of my lifestyle it was harder to do so. One issue is that I always need to wear a pantyliner, everyday there needs to be something at least slightly absorbent between me and my underwear. At first I switched to 100% unbleached organic cotton, than to biodegradable/compostable pantyliners, but I was still feeling bad for continuously having to purchase and discard something. I was contemplating buying period underwear (for lightweight flow), but I still have a drawer full of regular underwear I just don't want to throw away. Come in... Rael reusable pantyliners! Well... they're not really pantyliners, they are as big and thick as period reusable cloths (the ones for light flow). The cloth is really soft and decently comfortable for everyday wear, kind of breathable. I can mostly forget they are there, but you can't compare them to a thin pantyliner. If I am wearing tight pants/leggings, you can see them (both front and back); under casual jeans, dresses, skirts, more loose fitting shorts no one can tell. I'm not using them for period, but they are great for regular leaks and everyday moistness down there. I can wear them to run or exercise, but if I sweat a lot they get really wet and I need to remove them as soon as I finish the workout. The exterior side seems kind of leakage proof, but I wouldn't exactly recommend them to women having incontinence or other form of bladder leaks. Quality wise, they are really durable. I washed them again and again, after several months they still look like new. I just put them in a small bag for washing delicate clothes, and put them in the next laundry I run (I do some sort of laundry every 3-4 days at least). I personally use more eco friendly laundry products (Sal Suds, Castille soap, vinegar instead of fabric softener, etc.), so they can go with any of my other clothes in the washer. Since I don't use them for periods, I can tell how much they can stain from blood. But they didn't stained or discolored from daily leeks. The pantyliners close with a snap and fit most of my underwear (including some bigger things). Since they snap around the crotch section, they can move up and down easily, so I need to carefully reposition them after I use the toilet (especially on silkier fabrics and looser panties). When running or doing high intensity exercises I just make sure I wear more form fitting underwear, so they don't move around. Even if the pantyliners can be folded for traveling, I would still feel uncomfortable taking them on trips and washing them every night in the sink or something. But it would be doable. Since for some occasions and underwear I still need to use biodegradable/compostable thinner liners, a set of 5 is more than enough for me. The price is high, but worth considering how many uses I get out of them.

Much better than others. I’ve tried a couple brands and so far these are my favorite. They don’t slip around and go sideways like some other brands I’ve tried. They stay in place. Really you don’t even notice they are there! And so much better for the environment!

I bought these after trying some other reusable pads (as the other reusable pads were quite thick.) These look thinner and I liked the design so I thought I’d give them a go. I found them really good and really comfortable. They wash really well and aren’t too thick which is great. They seem to absorb well as well. I have now ordered another set which has been great so I now have six. I’m hoping to be able to buy the full sanitary towel version soon.

I love these for 5 reasons. They’re cotton and so gentle on skin, they also keep cool unlike fleece or synthetic material versions I’ve tried, they’re not too bulky (also long enough to do what I need them for), they’ve not let me down yet and they’re better for the environment if you’re trying to reduce your plastic use. Top tip if they annoyingly move up and down is to use a little double sided body (aka fashion) tape.

Presi per la moglie, che li usa entusiasta perché sono comodi e non irritano le zone sensibili. Purtroppo non ho più trovati da prenderne altri, peccato.

No me ha gustado. Se mueven muchísimo y noto la humedad. Las elegí por ser cuidadoso con el clima.