Organyc 100% Certified Organic Cotton Flat Panty Liner - Everyday Sanitary Pad, Free from Wood Pulp, Perfumes, SAP and Chemicals - Light Flow+, 24 Count

Thin material and easy to use. Cotton based material.

I have tried both the flat and folded varieties. While the folded ones are much thinner, the adhesive does not last as long and they do seem to bunch up. I do not like them at all. They seem appropriate only for non-period days but even then are not a good choice as your own body heat, moisture, etc., will cause these to fail pretty quickly. Also, they offer far less protection on light end of period days; I would not recommend them for that at all. At first, I hated the flat ones; I thought they were stiff and a bit large. However, after using them for several years I have found them to be very reliable. Ladies, you have to wear the right kind of panties if you expect natural liners to stick well. If your panties have a cotton liner in the crotch that is not fully stitched (several of my pretty ones are that way - they are sort of sewn in like a sling that can shift around) those types of panties will not work. Also, if you have silky or microfiber panties, with or without a cotton crotch, the adhesive will also be questionable and may shift. So, that being said, if you want to go natural, wear all cotton panties on the days you need these. I have never, not once, had these shift around or separate from the adhesive part even after spending 23 hours sitting on an airplane. If you wear cotton they stick very well. In the past I tried other natural brands, all of which were a disaster. The one that is seen in stores everywhere makes mortifying embarrassing crinkly plastic bag sounds when you walk around if your clothes are anything but skin-tight. Beware! Awful. Those also bunched up, literally fell apart and separated from the backing. I have truly found that these are the best. I am 47 and have been around awhile. Hope this helps - good luck. Also, I bought LunaPads, panty liners which I wear more often than these, which I use when it seems more practical/convenient. The cotton liners are a miracle. I thought washing them would be a nightmare - I couldn't have been more wrong. Goodbye yeast infections too!

I’ve been using only this brand for ten years. However, the pads I bought here look fake. The quality is extremely poor, and the edges of the pad are torn. They leak easily. Compared to the same product that I bought from longs, the quality is significantly worse.I wanted to get a refund, but I had already thrown away the Amazon’s box with barcode, so I have no choice but to use them unwillingly.

The media could not be loaded. When I put this on for the first time, I was shocked at how different it felt from the name brand liner (and pads) that I have used for the past 35 years! These are actually thinner than I anticipated, as well. Usually other liners that I have tried are thicker than pictured. So far, they work great for me as a daily “I gotta get there fast” liner! I feel more comfortable not exposing myself to more irritants, as menopause is irritating enough! I highly suggest, especially if you are menopausal.

One of the 4 packages I ordered came with the top riped off.

I wrote a review for another brand (Emrita) because I got these at the same time. Here is my review for these:I do really like these, despite the 1 star being knocked off. Overall, the are very good. They are organic so its healthier than big name synthetic brands in my opnion. I do not have a problem with them sliding around like other reviewers have commented on. I do wear cotton, full back underware because I have sensitivity issues so that may be why.They are pretty much neck and neck with the Emrita brand but Emrita has a couple things on Organyc....Performance: Organyc tends to shred apart a bit. I know others have commented on this happening and it may be worse for some than others depending on activity level and what activity you are doing. For instance, going to the gym will cause these to fall apart a little due to friction and sweat. Sitting at a desk won't as much. It hasn't been too bad for me and I have an active job. However, they absorb totally fine.Convenience: they are not as convenient as the indivudually wrapped products out there. They are all unwrapped in the box so throwing them in my purse is out for me. They are totally fine at home though, and that is when I use them.Cost: less expensive than Emrita but they are not individually wrapped so a star off for that. Overall, not bad for what they are but I use reusable liners most days so that has been what has savedme lots of money. These are great for days that you need something disposable.Overall: a star gets knocked off for 2 things...not being individually wrapped, making it an at-home only product for me. And the fact that they shred a bit also. But oversll they get an "A" and I will buy them again

I have sensitive skin and mild allergies to raw wood (literally the lumber aisle at the hardware store makes me break out in hives!). I was excited to find these liners. I wear a liner daily and was having some allergic reaction and discomfort for a long time but couldn't figure out why. Then I read that a main ingredient in liners and pads is wood pulp. Eventually I found these liners that are wood pulp free and gave them a try. They have been amazing! No issues at all!! They are the only brand I will buy now. I also love that they have the long length. I just wish they had travel size and faster shipping.