Organyc - 100% Certified Organic Cotton Feminine Pads - Heavy Flow, 10 Count (Pack of 1) (B003ART1JG)

The product works great 100% cotton content where it’s needed. The delivery on the other hand I have never gotten a box of pads that’s not Smashed when I order it’s like a game smash the pads thankfully this. Has a bag inside of bio plastic it’s why I started ordering them so when they are smashed product is ok not like the other cotton pads no irritating warehouse chemicals get inside once smashed.

I wouldn’t buy the tampons from this brand since they tested positive for PFAS. However, these pads tested negative and they’re really effective. Very wide so they offer a lot of protection and obviously the organic cotton aspect is why I bought them in the first place.

I have extremely sensitive skin and all lithe pads have given me a rash down there. I was using re-usable pads for the last year and they are so expensive and horrible to clean even when you know what you are doing. Too much time that I don't have. These are the best pads in the world to me. I am now going to stick with these forever🩷 Holds up during my heavy flow days, no irritation, disposable (saves time). I would really recommend them to anyone wanting a real cotton pad. There's NO wood pulp on the inside which makes me get rashes, just cotton! Thank-you so much for creating such a great product for women😊

These were soft against my skin, but not as absorbant, as I thought, although I had no accidents with them.! This review is for the thin liners with the butterfly adhesive on sides.😇they are good but bring some for back ups if you are out.

Not sure if they changed the way they make them but they haven't been protective at all for 2-3 months

So for years now I’ve had SEVERE allergies, and finding feminine products that don’t cause burning, itching, rashes, and pain has been incredibly difficult to me. I’ve tried so many products out there, and each month I end up with no luck. Was starting to get discouraged until I came across these pads. Figured what’s the harm to try them? I struck gold ladies!! For the first time in years I have finally found a period product that doesn’t make me feel like I’m losing my mind. As far as my flow goes, these have held up well if I make sure to change them every 5-6 hrs or so. Otherwise you’re asking for an accident to happen if you try and go longer. The super flow works perfect for nights!! Longer, and for heavier flow. No more accidents for me in the middle of the night, as long as I use the super flow ones at night. These are now the ONLY pads I will use, and I hope ya’ll never stop selling them! The only downside for me is the small amount in the boxes. I have to buy several a month to get through my period. Buying in bundle is worth it ladies!!

Appreciate the ingredients for sensitive skin. Hope it works.After Testing..Cotton is great! But the sides don’t work so if you are not at home with these on you have to change them every 30 mins to an hour to prevent leaks. 10/10 for the 100% cotton for those with allergies!!!

After Always changed their pads in 2013 I developed a sensitivity to them that manifested as a UTI every cycle. (As if having your period isn't enough torture.) After months of discomfort, worry and negative tests at the doctor's office I finally figured it out. The results of my research into alternative feminine hygiene products is as follows: if you are sensitive to commercial pads that contain plastics and chemicals, your options come down to 1) cotton disposable pads, 2) "mama cloth" reusable cloth pads, and 3) a cup such as the diva cup (basically a silicone shotglass that is worn internally like a tampon). Mama cloth sounds gross, but it's actually very comfortable (no crinkly noises and sweaty plastic in your underwear) and it isn't soggy or smelly. It is a little inconvenient to carry around and to wash, though. I found that pads with PUL (waterproof backing) and synthetic fabrics like minky also caused me issues so if you are trying them go for organic cotton and hemp pads. You can find sellers on Etsy. I bought a diva cup but never used it. Some women swear by it, especially because it allows you to do things like swim while you're having your period. Finally, cotton disposable pads. I chose Organyc over the less expensive Natracare because a reviewer said she developed a sensitivity to the wood pulp filling in Natracare pads. Organyc pads are slightly expensive (about $1 apiece) but so worth it not to have an infection every month. After reading reviews for Organyc's other products I settled on the night time ones because the day ones apparently don't stay in place. These are thin and long and the wings keep them where they should be. They are pretty much exactly the same as your regular pads, so there's no mental acclimating necessary as with mama cloth or a cup. If you are having pain, dermatitis or UTIs associated with your period, try these. You will not go back to your regular pad.