Demifill Teen Girls Period Underwear Cotton Soft Women Panties For Teens Briefs

These are nice and do what they need to do. I disagree with those who say they run small and are hard to pull on. My daughter wears S and XS in women's size. She's slender and 5 ft 3'. I first got her a Medium, but they were too big on her (loose in the butt), and I had to exchange for XS which fit her just fine. Bonus points: this brand comes in many colors which she loved.

My preteen's favorite period underwear. The protective barrier stretches from the front waist band all the way to the back, which is the best for exercise and lying down. It is thin, not bulky, it does not make rustling sounds when walking. It looks like regular underwear with added protection for leaks. Of course you still have to use feminine hygiene products. These do not have the absorbency for free flowing, unless with really light flow at beginning of end of cycle. I'm comparing these to the expensive Thinx underwear which we bought before these. They were bulky, the barrier did not go from waist band to waist band, and they looked so old after a few washes. But the main issue with those was the bulk was noticeable through her jeans, and she experienced leaks in bed while sleeping and even leaks in public. These underwears don't have any of those problems and price is great. Also they're FSA eligible! For size reference 5'1", 115 to 120 lbs. Wears Medium in these.

My teenage daughter loves these. Gives her confidence she will not have any leaks. She has had them for 2byears and they still hold up. Just bought another pack because she outgrew the last set. Highly recommend

Make sure you know your sizing. I got a small, and I wish I got a medium. I'm 5'-2", 130 lb, and very curvy, and I can typically wear smalls, but these were very tight. Also would recommend if you are trying to not wear liners/pads as much. I got tired of always having to buy pads and tampons, so I've been on the search looking for alternatives. These are great if you're waiting for your period to come but don't want to wear a pad in those early days. For heavier days, definitely wear a pad for extra protection if you're worried about leakage and you plan on being out all day. Works best for lighter flows, not so much heavier flows unless you have that extra protection. If you don't plan on washing them directly after use (when your flow is in action), make sure to rinse them with some soap and water to get the blood and smell out, then let them dry before you toss them in the laundry basket. Helps keep the odor at bay after you've worn it all day.

If you have a heavier period these would maybe not work for you, but they have been so helpful for me personally! I haven’t had to worry or stress about leaks or stains since buying these. They’re very comfortable, though just SLIGHTLY on the smaller side. Just barely off in sizing, but it’s enough to be noticeable when you first put them on. Still highly recommend if you have a lighter flow or just want something for your lighter days

My daughter feels more secure when she wears these. No leak through.

I usually do not leave reviews but this one is very personal to me. I suffer from very very heavy periods. They only last 3/4 days, but the first 2 days are extremely painful and very heavy. I also have never used a tampon and am allergic to most pads. I purchased the period co panties and they are the BOMB. They are more expensive and I only had 2 pairs so I decided to try these out. I currently have had a pair on for about 3 hours and they are already leaking. There is no way I could sleep comfortably or go to work with only 1 pair. They are great for the last few days when there is barely any flow left - so this review is for my heavy periods ladies - I highly recommend them for the last few days as they are comfortable but do not hold up during the heavy days. Have a back up, have an extra pair with you, and do not depend on only 1 pair for over 8 hours compared to other brands.

good leak proof comfortable

These are great. I wanted colours, patterns but all were labelled “teen”. I thought maybe they were sized smaller than usual. I’m 46, a size 6 - they fit the same as any “adult” period undies (these aren’t my first - do size up in all period undies - they are snug on purpose and you will be bloated).