wegreeco 6 Pcs Reusable Menstrual Pads, Ultra Absorbent Cloth Pads for Heavy Flow, Sanitary Pads for Teens, Women, Nonslip, Inner Mustard Yellow, Grey, Beige, Rose Gold Outer, M

I was hesitant to make the switch to reusable menstrual products but I've been wanting to switch to natural alternatives that are safer for the body and the environment, so I decided to take the plunge with an affordable option.I definitely don't have the heaviest flow (the first two days are usually the worst) but these were surprisingly comfortable, kept me dry, and the smell was significantly less so compared to disposable pads and even tampons, enough that I was genuinely surprised. Very easy to clean, and love the silicon dots to help secure the pads in place. I used one overnight and despite my usual tossing and turning there was zero mess to wake up to. I would definitely recommend using cotton underwear that has a very snug fit to help keep these in place as well. It's nice that there are affordable options out there without having to compromise quality. The L size pads are basically the perfect fit for daily wear but if my flow was heavier I'd probably opt for the XL size especially for overnight use. If you're wanting to make a switch and aren't sure where to start, I'd definitely recommend this brand.

I've been using the XL for about 5 months now and I just bought a second set! They are very comfortable, and stay in place during the day and while I sleep. I have a heavy flow for the first 3 days of my cycle and I haven't had issues with leaks. They wash very well, and I'm glad I decided to try them out. I do not miss plastic pads!

I bought 3 different sets to try out from wegreeco as starter cloth pads sets; a small, medium & mixed pack. This review is for the smalls which I bought for daily liners and spotting. What I like: the topper fabric is very soft and very smooth, and is comfortable to wear as well as breathable. The absorbency seems good. The fabric is no pile, so if your flow is heavy & fast they may not be the best choice. However, I wish the seller or brand was more accurate as to what the fabric is. It's listed as cotton, but this is not just plain cotton; it feels like a blend or jersey cotton knit. So I would love to know what it actually is. Overall, nice though. What I'm not fond of: the backing is PUL (Polyester) which I know is affordable but is not ideal for keeping it place; even with the silicone or tpu grips on the top. As other reviews have said, it just doesn't stay put, unless you wanna use a safety pin or fabric tape. Second thing is the shape, snap placement and length. These are backbleeder pads—wider at the back—and because of the snap placement there's very little coverage at the top; pair that with the slipping and it's not really a great combo. You can always flip it if need be but the snaps are more present that way. These are good starter pads, and while being affordable and readily available, it's a nice first choice to try out cloth pads. Just be aware of the sizing and shape, & the fact that they may or may not move around.Updated, the mediums don't move around as much as the smalls so I think the larger you go, the less sliding you'll have. Hate the pul backing still, love the top fabric. And I like inverting these better as well just for me personally.

I went to buy more of these pads and couldn't believe the last time I purchased was almost two years ago! These have really held up and I love them! The only reason I'm buying more is because I want more available to use while my current 6 are air drying.Washing/drying/staining:I put them in the wash on the cold water delicate setting and then air dry them. Other reviews have mentioned needing to rinse them a ton before washing, I don't always do that. Sometimes I'll rinse them brieflyand squeeze them out before tossing into the laundry, other times I'll just toss the pad directly into the laundry. They air dry just fine (no weird smells for me), but it is worth mentioning that I live in Colorado. Mine have definitely become stained, but I don't mind. They're still very soft and absorbent. I'm also happy to report that the grippy parts on the back side are still there and functioning well.Flow:I have a very heavy flow. I purchased the small size knowing that I would always wear a menstrual cup simultaneously or use these for the lighter days at the beginning/end of my period. I wouldn't voluntarily use these for heavier days without my cup in, but have been pleasantly surprised on numerous occasions with how much they amount they absorb and don't leak

I’ve been using these for a year and they still are in good condition! They stay in place pretty well (haven’t worn them while exercising much). I like that they don’t give me irritation like disposable pads and also save me money! They have slight discoloration but haven’t had serious problems with staining :)I have medium to light flow throughout my cycle and on my heavier days, I use about three. I feel like they absorb a lot and only get a bit of leakage if they’re placed a bit off (but that’s more my user error).