Pads are absorbent units that are attached to your underwear and provide external protection. Available in a variety of absorbencies for light or heavy periods, there are also overnight pads for extra protection while you sleep or even during the day.

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Overnight pads are designed to provide protection during the night. Overnight pads are typically more absorbent to help prevent leakages. Accidents can sometimes happen.

Ultra-thin pads are thinner and less bulky compared to regular maxi-pads, but they have the same moisture-absorbing power. Like regular maxi-pads, ultra-thin pads are available in various sizes and people find them more comfortable to wear than regular maxis.

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Reusable menstrual pads are eco-friendly alternatives to disposable pads. Made from soft fabrics like organic cotton or bamboo, they are washable and reusable, reducing waste. With various sizes and absorbencies, they offer comfort and can be secured in place. They provide cost-effective and sustainable menstrual care.

Maxi-pads are a reliable choice that provides solid protection without any fancy extras. They have a noticeable thickness and visible layers of cotton that give a reassuring feeling. These pads offer the highest level of absorption for those who require it.

Select a menstrual pad that suits your flow and comfort preferences. Ensure that the pad is made of safe materials and does not cause irritation.

To maintain cleanliness and prevent odors, change your pad often or according to your flow. It is generally recommended to change pads every 4 to 6 hours, however a heavier flow may require a more frequent change.

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When removing the used pad, gently peel it off from your underwear. Fold the pad in half with the adhesive side on the outside to keep the soiled part contained.