Lunapads Organic Cotton Maxi Pad & Insert, Cocoa Kaleidoscope

This is my first time using Lunapads or any pads whatsoever. So far, it's been super easy to adapt and I feel even more comfortable than when I used disposable ones. I have really sensitive skin and using this product has helped me to feel healthier. They're pretty easy to use. I'm just getting used to the cleaning part cause is not that easy to change your whole period routine after you did it one way for 30 years but it's not complicated at all. I'd suggest buying more than one pad so you can switch effortlessly (which I didn't and I know that's why it's been "taking time" for me to adapt).

I bought these in advance for my daughter who I knew would be getting her first period likely within the year. I finally opened these so many months after buying. So disappointed. I bought my old lunapads direct eons ago. They are still good today. They were finely made while these have exposed overlock for seams. I should have compared the picture more closely with what I have. I didn't think it was a big difference but it is. These are wide and have no curve sitting in-between. They are huge and probably work best for large women but not for my 12 year-old. So expensive; money thrown away.

These are great! Very soft and since I can't use regular pads because of the plastic, these work perfect. I showed them to my doctor and she thought they were great and will recommend to others with the same issue. My only advise is to make the snaps fit a little loser around the underwear because its pulled a little too tight but other than that, they are great.

These were very expensive amd were not as absorbing as I would have liked

Super soft!

I think I bought my Lunapads direct, and I know I bought the first one at least over 10 years ago. Only one Lunapads pantyliner from my collection has become unusable in all that time because its plastic snap failed. The cloth itself remains in good shape, though the flannel isn’t as fluffy as it was when new.I also own Glad Rags (my favorite overnight style) and several artisan made types of pads bought back when my children were in cloth diapers. I’d say Glad Rags and Lunapads are equally high quality options. Lunapads shine the most in the simplicity of the pantyliner and the convenience (in the more absorbent pads) of changing the extra layers from the top which means owning fewer might be feasible.Cloth pads will never feel like disposables, but, if you are considering trying cloth for the first time, Lunapads are a solid choice. Personally, I prefer the LONG style, but I like extra coverage even though the cost is more bulk.Dark colors will stain less over time; undyed fabric, on the other hand, is the least allergenic choice for ultra-sensitive individuals.Anyone new to using cloth for personal care (diapers or period products) might benefit to learn that several washes using very hot water will increase absorbency. (For diapers with no plastic parts, I’ve even BOILED new ones to quickly jump to maximum absorbency without so many launderings.) If you only use cold water in your washer, consider soaking new pads in water heated on the stove!

Too hot and uncomfortable. Stains stay which makes no point for fancy colors. They are ruined at first use. Did not like fabric or thickness

Works. I just think I am not a fan of the multiple layered design. I like their All in one pads much better.

I just wanted to let you know this was labled as cosmic dancer with the purple but it had the pink kilidiscope pattern inside ....kind of disapointed

Kinda thick but very absorbent and relatively easy to clean! Would recommend

Works very well, but cleaning it was a bit of a hassle. I don't do my laundry every day so I had to either leave it till my next laundry day or wash it by hand. I actually tried it in both ways and both times, I had to soak it separately in bleach to get it clean.