Period Underwear for Women Heavy Flow Soft Menstrual Panties Teens Ladies Leakproof Incontinence 5 Pack

I cannot rave enough about these period panties. They are not only extremely comfortable and well made, they are also thick enough for me to be comfortable sleeping in them without leaking. The stretchy and soft material does pill and the waistband doesn't roll or dig in like other pairs I've had. I bought my first shipment about 3 months ago and have been using them every period and they have held up very very well. They do take longer to hang dry than regular panties but that's to be expected. I have a pair of Thinx aswell and would take these over those because of how comfortable and affordable they are.

I haven’t had my cycle yet, but these are so comfortable that you forget that they’re on! They hold up leakage and watery discharge and you don’t feel it so no discomfort or having to change your panties several times a day! I will update after my cycle and say how well they work! They are true to size! I’m 5’2, 115lbs and they fit perfectly! I will buy again even if they don’t work for my cycle! I would definitely appreciate more colors and designs!

I started using period underwear a few months ago and just recently switched to this brand. What a game changer!!! It’s so comfortable, even more so than regular underwear. It has a silk like texture everywhere except the absorbent area which is the length of one of those long pads that come in the purple wrapper. (If you know, you know) To top it off it lasts all day! ALL DAY! I suppose if your flow is twice as heavy as mine maybe half a day? But mine is up there! Unlike pads, you can’t feel when you’ve inked (for a lack of better word). It’s completely absorbed. You feel clean the whole day! It honestly is like I’m not even on my period. I can’t believe it took me so long to try this brand. I will never use another brand or pads or tampons again! On that note, it’s not only more comfortable than any other menstrual option, it’s cheaper! You buy it once and you’re done. No more carrying things to the bathroom, no more buying pads and tampons every month, etc. It’s also probably healthier for you. No chemicals going all up in there. Just underwear. I’m using it post surgery (can’t use tampons or anything) and it’s holding up great! I’m way more comfortable than with pads.

Very good. Supper soft and comfortable. I like that they come in a pack. Essay to wash. I have a light flow so these are perfect but if you have a heavy flow they will be great as an extra layer of protection. Very flexible. They are really good quality double fabric which I like. They are not to thick or uncomfortable like others I have tried. Fit well ordered your normal size. Very functional and absorbent.

First, I have zero financial interest in this brand. I bought these undies with my own money. My review was not prompted by the seller in any way, and I’m not paid to promote their products. Also, these are my first period undies, so I don’t have others to compare them to. I am, however, deeply impressed with this product, and I’ll tell you why.My interest in period panties comes from having heavy, uncomfortable periods and not wanting to pollute the earth with ever greater amounts of plastic. I used to use a 50ml menstrual cup and a 50ml menstrual disc — until my IUD strings caught on one of them and it partially embedded in my uterus. I know such instances are rare, but I stopped using my cups and discs out of an abundance of caution. This created a problem for me because disposable pads and tampons never held enough volume for me. I would wear two super tampons at a time along with a super pad, and I’d still have to change it all in under two hours. I had to dump my 50 ml cup after only 90 minutes on my heaviest days to avoid overflowing. After discontinuing cups and discs, I had to wear Depends to avoid soaking my pants. That’s what I mean when I say I’m a heavy bleeder.I desperately wanted to get period undies because I love reusable options, I need a lot of absorbency, and I HATE diaper butt. I’m too young for that nonsense, and I’d probably hate it even if I were an old grandma. Anyway, it took me three months’ worth of research and arguing with myself before I settled on the Tiichoo hipster period underwear. I chose them because I didn’t want to spend a ton ($30 per pair for the big names — are you kidding me?!), because the company said they absorb up to 50ml of fluid, the reviews said the absorbent material came up decently far in the front, because they had full coverage in the back (meaning they’re not the cheeky style that gives you instawedgies), and because people said they rode low in the front. In fact, some people complained about the fact that they’re made to ride low in the front and higher in the back, but that’s what made me buy them. You see, I have a mom shelf of skin that never went back after two births, so most underwear fold down in the front. If I buy low-cut undies, they sometimes don’t come up high enough in the back, and some “low rise” undies still fold over significantly under the mom belly. With absorbent underwear, I wanted to avoid this to minimize the chance of leaks coming out the front.Did it work out?Heck yeah!I’ve only had these undies for four days, coincidentally during the heaviest part of my period, and I love them. They do indeed rise low enough in the front to sit nicely under my mom shelf while also having good coverage up front (which is important for front bleeders like me). The coverage doesn’t go all the way up the back, but it does come up to just above my butt crack, and I can walk around comfortably without feeling like they’re going to fall down from being too low back there (absolutely a concern for those of us with small butts — undies just slip right down in the back if they’re too low). The leg holes are slightly too big, but they’re better than most underwear in that regard, and since the crotch width is generous enough, it doesn’t cause leaks. I’m a bit fluffy up front, and these just fit across the pubic bone, and they’re not too skinny underneath. In fact, I got some heavy absorbency cloth pants to use with these in case they didn’t absorb as much as the 50ml the company claimed, and the longest snap on those still scrunches the undies a bit, so they’re nice and wide under there.But have they leaked?No. Not even a little. I wore them on a heavy night with a waterproof pad underneath me, but that was apparently not necessary. Not a single drop on the pad, and I used them without other pads inside. This company’s claim of 50ml absorbency seems accurate to me. When they’re getting full, you can feel they’re warm and a bit clammy on the outside, but it isn’t wet or even damp. When I rinsed them out, a shocking amount came out of them, which surprised me. I bought the ones with the teal/blue material inside thinking I could see when they’re getting full needed changing, but that’s not how these work. All I see every time I go to the bathroom is a small red spot in the middle and nothing else. The blue material allows blood to soak into the center so quickly that it doesn’t have time to spread out much, so they don’t look like a crime scene inside. To know when to change them, you have to go by how clammy or warm they feel on the outside.Some people have said these feel like swimsuit material on the inside. As someone who swam competitively for a long time, I can say the fabric is quite similar but not exactly the same — like a sister material, if you will. It’s got a cool, smooth feel to it. It doesn’t get too hot or too cold, and it doesn’t have any rough stitching to make the undies scratchy. The material on the outside feels fairly soft as well, just not as smooth as the inside. The size chart was accurate, so I received undies that were just right at the waistband. I’m not deducting points for the loose leg holes because that’s a battle for me no matter what brand of undies I wear. The colors were also accurate compared to the photos, so I definitely feel like I got exactly what I ordered. They arrived right when Amazon said they would. The most important thing is that they work as intended and they don’t leak. These undies are giving me everything I wanted in a pair of period panties, and I’m very happy with them. I will definitely buy more pairs in the future, and I hope this company never stops making them.

The sizing was a struggle. Some reviews say it’s too big, some say it’s too small, some say it’s perfect. That’s hell for a person like me who has hips for days. My hips are a 32 in but my underwear size (US) is 5-6 so on a chart I’m anywhere from a small to large which was so unhelpful. After panic I went with medium deciding that it was in between and the best bet unless I found a better deal on underwear. (I didn’t) Anyway, it fits well, is super comfortable, and doesn’t feel like a pad which is great because of my sensory issues. I’m not on my blood week of death yet but when I do I’ll update absorption. I have a medium to heavy flow.