Lilind® 10 Pack Black Interlabial Pads, Reusable Organic Cloth, Washable Menstrual Extra-Thin, Tampon Cup Backup, Zero Waste 100% Cotton, Random Print

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The other reason why you might want to use a pantyliner instead of interlabial pad is that they stay in place better. You can move around, exercise, go pee and not have a second thought about it. An interlabial pad? Not so much. Compare Reusable Cloth Pantyliners If you don’t mind a bit of staining, just throw them in the wash with your regular laundry. They are made of 100% cotton, so will feel softer the more you wash them. Women do not want to use toxic chemical laden cotton or rayon knowing there is a connection to cancers and delicate tissue of their vaginas and other female anatomy,” says Dr. Elizabeth Trattner. “Many women are tired of using a pad that cannot be recycled and seems wasteful, facial tissues that have chemicals and can slide around in underwear, or a tampon, which is a big waste for a tiny amount of fluid.” The hidden layers that you do want to look for are hemp, bamboo, or my ultimate and personal favorite , Zorb.

At this point, I’m sure not a convert to the interlabial pad, but I’ll probably try it again in the future. In addition the fact that they’re reusable, there are a lot of really good reasons to use interlabial pads, besides the crash course in finding your labia.We recommend washing Interlabial pads in a mesh washing bag like other small items to prevent them getting caught in the door seal. You will automatically receive a free cotton mesh laundry bag when you buy 5 or more Interlabial pads.

You may also have days during your period when your flow is light and you don’t need a pad, cup or tampon. On these days, you can wear your period panties because they have a waterproof lining that leaves you completely protected!The major negative is that period panties are quite a bit more expensive than intralabial pads, often 3-4x more. Is it worth it? Perhaps yes, perhaps no. It’s up to you! Zorb is an Ameican-made fabric that is completely free of chemicals such as phthalates, pfoas, pfos, lead, dioxins, heavy metals, and it’s hypoallergenic. It’s a super innovative fabric designed to capture and evenly distribute fluid. It is a blend of cotton, bamboo, and tencel interspered in polyester nylon. By combining these feminine hygiene products, you might actually be able to sleep through the night of your heaviest flow. That’s some serious capacity. Commenting on the launch, celia Pool, DAME co-founder said: “Interlabial pads might be a lesser-known period product at present, but we are so excited to be spreading the word of this mini pad and its fantastic uses. Here at DAME, our mission is to make periods positive, so we are thrilled to be making this product using offcuts, causing as little harm to our environment as possible.”