Rael Reusable Pads, Organic Cotton Cover Pad - Postpartum and Period Essential, Heavy Absorbency, Thin Cloth, Leak-Free, Washing Machine Safe (3 Count, Large)

These reusable pads are more expensive then other brands for less however I have to say they are 100% worth it. I had initial started using them a year ago and did a mix of reusable and disposable ones because the cost is really high. They hold all night if you get the overnight ones and they are incredibly comfortable. No pfas, easy to wash, and no smell. I will say they so they won't stain but if ur someone who bleeds heavy +clot I did encounter staining with or without rinsing them right after use. But honestly I don't mind. Overall they are worth it if you have the money HOWEVER other competitors that have more for less are equally as good. I just prefer the outerlayer they have for the top of the pads as they don't catch lint (I have a lot of fuzzy clothes). To wash you can hand wash them after letting them soak for 15mins with minimal soap and no detergent or you can use a rinse cycle and then throw ur laundry in. They air dry quickly with good ventilation like 8-10hrs.

They stay in place better than other brands. I bought a second package of these. They wash great and have held up in the dryer although i’ve only done that when needed. Laying them flat dries them for a nicer fit on the next wear.

The pad is super absorbent which is awesome, but the edging is too! The edging needs to be non-absorbent so that it doesn't wick blood around to the outside. The snaps don't hold up well to vinegar soaking (my pre-wash step) and several have come off. I'd recommend replacing them with more durable snaps. I'm planning to get some plastic snaps and sew them on while watching a movie some evening soon.

I love that I can reuse these. They are comfortable and stay in place well. I love that they are made of natural material and it feels like a win-win-win to have and use them.

This is amazing, I’ve been using it for three cycles now, I had heavy bleeding and this worked great for it, also it doesn’t got stained, and you can fold it really easily to storage or carry around

These don't absorb on my medium/heavier days. I use them when I start my cycle before using my cup. If I miscalculate and my period hits hard, these are a big miss. They are comfortable and I've used them as back up with my cup and period panties when I'm home. I don't know that I would trust these alone on a heavy day. For those days it's the cup, these, and a period panty. It may sound like overkill but trust me, it's not. If I use these alone or with my lighter period panties, I have bleed through because the waste just sits on top of the pad and runs down onto the panties. I have no clue why the wings just flap on the sides collecting fluids and dripping into my clothes. They should just be eliminated or be attached to the snaps and made with.better, absorbent materials. I wouldn't rebuy these, but since I have them, I reserve them for lighter days. I've used them in a pinch when I need a panty liner and even that's a gamble so only for at home use. Because I handwash them I'd rather use them only when I really need them. The search continues for a reliable,comfortable panty liner and backup for my menstral cup and period panties.

Comfortable and wash very well . Definitely a healthier and cost effective period solution. And these are 100x more comfortable than disposable pads

Finally broke down and got some reusable pads. I was hesitant for some time because I can soak through an overnight disposable pad when I stand up. I haven’t worn on my first days of my cycle because of this and some have recommended wearing them around the house on these days to see how they work (usually this happens when I am at work). Overall I do like them, only downside is they do move even when snapped. Wish the company would add an additional snap or two to make it a more snug fit. The care is semi labor intensive, but just soak for a few mins in cold water and then rinse with soap (I use bar soap), squeeze out any excess water, stretch and let dry or do the same and then toss in the wash if you need reassurance.