Disposable Moisture Wicking Briefs (without pad) For Women 7 Count

I purchased these for traveling, sightseeing and for long hikes. I haven't used them yet but they fit very comfy. They're nice, soft and cushioning.I have regular disposal underwear that I take along on trips too, but I plan to use these for extended outings when I will be active for 12 or more hours, including long flights and being in transit.I never use regular underwear anymore if I'm going to be active for many many hours. I just go to a restroom and discard the one I'm using and put a new one on. When traveling, in my personal bag I keep a large Ziploc bag with disposal undies, bar soap, small roll of toilet paper and baby wipes, because most public restrooms are known for running out of soap and toilet paper.I'll be back to buy some more!Oh, and I noticed people stated that these might run large, well I think they run a tad bit small. I purchased x/xl and was hoping they would be loose. They fit but not loose how I like disposable undies to fit. I'm not very big, so if you're size 14 and up you might want to look elsewhere. They will definitely be too tight, in my opinion. Maybe if they had a size XL only, it might work.UPDATE: I just used these yesterday. I was in travel mode for about 20 hours. These underwear did fantastic. I noticed that they stretch a bit while wearing them to make them even more comfortable.I was going to throw them in the trash, but they're pretty durable to just wash my hand and wear again a few times before they should be trashed. Definitely recommend.

These are not supposed to absorb anything. This is so you don't ruin clothing after surgery or labor, and is super stretchy for comfort.These suited my post-partum needs perfectly. I'm 5'6", was 170 when I delivered, and I'm 145 now at 7w pp. I was 135 when I got pregnant. I used a large, and they were very roomy (which is what you want) but didn't fall down.I stuck the giant hospital pads in them and they felt much more secure and stayed in place better then the mesh ones, and were stretchy enough to cause no issues for the nursing staff to look in and check my bleeding. They stretched more than enough for them to look inside at every check. One reviewer said they rip when you remove the pads, which is true, but sticking them to your shirt a few times before you place them in the underwear (as the reviewer suggests) helps make them last longer. Or you could just buy more of them and throw them out with each pad, they're not *too* expensive. I still had one left when I went back to underwear, but I had a quick recovery and no c-section incision. But hey, if you buy too many, you can pay it forward and give them to another mom.

I used these underwear for postpartum care and loved them. They are comfortable and without padding. I liked that they didn’t have any padding because I was able to put my choice of postpartum pads in, which I had no problem doing.The underwear are stretchy, they stay in place, they look like underwear.... nobody will know that you are wearing these! They stayed in place for me much better than the hospital net underwear.I’m thinking of purchasing them monthly for my monthly cycle.

I am 38 weeks pregnant, 190lbs and 5’5” and I got L/XL. These disposable panties fit comfortably over my pregnant belly and there is still room. They also cover my entire behind that’s on the large side these days. They are high cut and have good size leg openings. I put the maxi Incontinence pad (Poise 6 drops, extra long - this is MONSTER pad) and the pad sticked to the underwear nicely and stayed in securely. These are made extremely well, it’s 7 undies in the package. They might seem small on the pictures but they stretch to at least three times their size. At the same time they are not squishy or tight, just comfy and super stretchy, they just hug your body. I ordered these for after my baby delivery, they are beyond compare to those terrible mesh hospital undies. They even come in 3 colors, not that pretty design is necessary but I’d much rather have pretty then ugly LOL I also think these can be hand washed (at least once) and would still hold but haven’t tried it...yet.

If you happen to have heavy periods, these will save your clothes and bedding. Unfortunately, I tend to experience leaks, even if wearing an ultra tampon and ultra-thin (or maxi) extra-heavy overnight pad. Just bad luck, I suppose. These are thin and stretchy, so it doesn't feel like a diaper (compared to other things I have used). Back in the day, Kotex used to make Personals, which were specifically designed to be worn during your period. When they took it off the market, I couldn't find decent replacement, especially something to wear during the day. These are wonderful and a life-saver. Stock up whenever they come in stock. The price is also good.

I’m not a large person, 135 lbs, and these are uncomfortably tight at The top of the thighs. Upon reading other reviews that these ran small, I ordered the extra large. I was almost afraid they would’ve too big. Nope. The sizing of these are way off. Other than that, I like the softness and thickness of these. They just need to make the leg holes a bit bigger. I cut the sides at the leg seams so they would be more comfortable. Also, they do seem to stretch a little with wear. I wore a pad with these, as crotch didn’t appear super absorbent.

These are really great post partum. So comfortable and enough to last you as you heal, even if you had stitches.