INNERSY Period Underwear for Women Teens Leak-Proof Menstrual Cotton Protective Hipster Panties 3-Pack

Goodbye Pads, Hello Freedom
These period panties are honestly a game changer. Good fit (though they run slightly small, so size up if you’re between sizes), and I’ve worn them all day with zero leaks. Throw them in the wash, reuse, repeat. No stains, no drama, no pads! If we have to endure misery once a month, at least we can help the planet by reducing waste to make ourselves feel a little better. Seriously, they’re the superhero cape your uterus deserves. Comfortable, reliable, and empowering. Finally, underwear that gets it. And holds it!

good! kinda tight around leg holes
i like these a lot, i wear them whenever im on my period and im wearing a tampon and i have to go to work or somewhere where i might not be able to get to a bathroom asap. very good also for when your period is just ending and you still have the little bits of brown comin! my only issue is because my legs are a little bit bigger around it’s kinda tight at the leg holes. i bought a size medium according to the sizing chart.

May work for some, too baggy and bunchy for me.
I am coming off of BC so I have been expecting, at some point, to have some unpredictable bleeding occur. I thought I’d invest in some absorbent undies as opposed to having to use pantiliners every day.The item description is clear in that these are not intended for any sort of heavy flow. So, that’s important to note before anything else. This was not a concern for me, as that wasn’t what I was looking for in the first place.They seem to be relatively well-made for the price point, and the absorbent panel gives plenty of coverage imo. I can’t speak to actual absorbency, as I have not yet needed to depend on it.My biggest issue is simply that there is not a size offered that is small enough to fit me snugly. Other petite folks should take note of this. The size guide seems to be fairly accurate, and I went into it knowing my measurements are smaller than the smallest size offered here, but I most often have to accept that as I am at the level of petite that almost sizes me out of all adult clothing (as a 31-year-old, heading into the kids’ sections is intimidating and something I’d like to avoid, so I’m usually willing to deal with looser fitting things, but undies in particular are tricky). Admittedly I have health issues that are keeping me chronically underweight, but it would certainly be nice to be able to purchase adult-sized clothing with any level of confidence that they will not be unmanageably loose or awkwardly fitting. It appears these types of undies (and most others on Amazon, to be fair) just won’t work for me.The functionality of the absorbent panel requires it to be rather stiff and not form-fitting. This would be okay if I could at least fill out the booty area, but I cannot. So, I’m essentially left with a loose-fitting diaper. Baggy, saggy, and not at all suitable for use under most bottoms with the exception of equally baggy sweatpants or similar fitting garments. I could never wear these out and about, even if they fit, as the stiffness of the panel has a life of its own. It’s not sewn down to the outermost layer (I’m not sure if this is required for function), and that ruined any hope of them fitting at all.Everyone is different of course and may have a different level of tolerance for the look and feel. I know these serve a specific purpose and aren’t supposed to be perfectly snug all the way around, but I can’t really imagine they’d be comfortable for all-day wear. The panel is just too stiff, and again, not totally sewn down to the outer layer, so it’s almost like having a free-floating overnight maxi pad stuffed under the gusset of a normal pair of underwear.For reference, I am 5’4” and probably somewhere around 95 pounds. So I may be the exception here, but I could not make these work for me. If they sell your size and you don’t mind the look and feel (again wouldn’t wear under tighter-fitting bottoms), they’re again seemingly well-made and held up through the one wash and dry cycle I put them through. Being able to put them in the dryer at all is a plus.Overall, maybe worth a shot if your true size is available. I’d imagine they’d be particularly useful for sleep. The non-absorbent portion of fabric is soft and stretchy, although for some the thin elastic may dig in at times.Although they are also a bit too loose for me, I’d recommend bambody over these. Much less stiff and much less awkward look & feel.

WORTHLESS

Bigger than standard sizing and also there is a plastic lining inside that make a sound while walking