FLO Applicator Tampons, Made from Organic Cotton, Biodegradable, Regular and Super Combo Pack, 14 Count

I really noticed the difference with these tampons compared to the usual brands. They feel much less harsh and it’s reassuring to know they’re made from organic cotton and biodegradable. Price-wise, they’re not that different from standard ones, which makes the switch easier. I also like that the pack comes with two sizes (regular and super), really handy to have both options in one box. Overall, very happy with these and will keep buying them.

A multipack with different absorbencies is very useful. The eco applicators work well and the tampons themselves are comfortable and absorbent. Made with organic cotton, cruelty free, and better for the environment - this is my go-to brand.

My go-to tampons, great quality. No issues with leaks either unlike some other brands. Packaged well and are reasonably priced. Will continue to buy these and would recommend them.

These are so close to being perfect but just miss out! They are so much more comfortable than non organic tampons but find them not as absorbent as another brands organic tampons I’ve used previously and found the supers prone to leaks in those first few days. Applicator could also be improved as wasted several tampons due to the applicator failing (but if I’m honest this happens with lots of different brands applicators). Wish could buy supers and regulars separately too as I keep ending up with lots of surplus of one type!

I like these and the fact that its organic made me switch from other brand.

I recently purchased this tampon product on Amazon about a month ago and finally had the opportunity to use it during my period. I was looking forward to trying it because of the positive reviews, but I am very disappointed with my experience. The applicator plunger does not seem to work properly. It keeps getting stuck, which prevents the tampon from being inserted correctly. I initially thought it might be just one faulty tampon, but the same issue occurred more than ten times. Could you please advise on how this can be resolved?

I bought these as my period came back suddenly and I couldn’t get single boxes of tampax from Amazon. These had good reviews and I was impressed they are cotton. I will say, they make a big thing of being eco friendly, but the wrappings are plastic and so is the applicator. Maybe someone can shed some light on this as I’m sure recyclable applicators are a thing. The pot is cute but the stickers rip off any instructions on the back, would be good if this was rectified as it looks quite pretty on my bathroom shelf. It’s cardboard but reminds me a bit of a lush pot. The tampons themselves I’m not that impressed with. I find them harder to insert than tampax ones (it’s hard to grip onto the applicator- they need to make ones that have better grip, even if it means using lube) and I had to waste two or three getting to grips with them. I know they’re cotton but I didn’t find them particularly soft and I feel like lube would still have to be used if you need them to insert. You don’t get that many in a pack so it works out expensive. About double the price of a box of Tampax. Good point is I haven’t had a leak in them yet whereas tampax did leak. But I think this is perhaps because I didn’t buy the correct one for my flow. I don’t think I’d buy again and I will persevere with the Tampax which are easier to insert.

These are really good, great value, organic and ethical. Set as subscribe and save and they drop through letter box reliably.