Organyc Cotton Flat Panty Liner

I have tried both the flat and folded varieties. While the folded ones are much thinner, the adhesive does not last as long and they do seem to bunch up. I do not like them at all. They seem appropriate only for non-period days but even then are not a good choice as your own body heat, moisture, etc., will cause these to fail pretty quickly. Also, they offer far less protection on light end of period days; I would not recommend them for that at all. At first, I hated the flat ones; I thought they were stiff and a bit large. However, after using them for several years I have found them to be very reliable. Ladies, you have to wear the right kind of panties if you expect natural liners to stick well. If your panties have a cotton liner in the crotch that is not fully stitched (several of my pretty ones are that way - they are sort of sewn in like a sling that can shift around) those types of panties will not work. Also, if you have silky or microfiber panties, with or without a cotton crotch, the adhesive will also be questionable and may shift. So, that being said, if you want to go natural, wear all cotton panties on the days you need these. I have never, not once, had these shift around or separate from the adhesive part even after spending 23 hours sitting on an airplane. If you wear cotton they stick very well. In the past I tried other natural brands, all of which were a disaster. The one that is seen in stores everywhere makes mortifying embarrassing crinkly plastic bag sounds when you walk around if your clothes are anything but skin-tight. Beware! Awful. Those also bunched up, literally fell apart and separated from the backing. I have truly found that these are the best. I am 47 and have been around awhile. Hope this helps - good luck. Also, I bought LunaPads, panty liners which I wear more often than these, which I use when it seems more practical/convenient. The cotton liners are a miracle. I thought washing them would be a nightmare - I couldn't have been more wrong. Goodbye yeast infections too!

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So, for a daily pantiliner (no period), I was hopeful. This lasted maybe 2 hours, which I would be okay with - UNTIL I tried to take the pad off my cotton panties. The pad completely shredded apart and the adhesive wouldn't come off at all. What if you used these for light days during your period? It would be a nightmare!I had to change my panties and spent 10 minutes washing and using tweezers to get all the glue off. Poor quality and will not buy again. Do not recommend.

Soft, flexible, and skin comfortable. The adhesion is only okay though, sometimes it shifts. I do like that it is all cotton, which is healthier and feels more breathable than polyester. The liner is pretty thin, so it fits comfortably. I only wish they made the shape more curved, since the boxier shape doesn't fit along the underwear as well.

I love that these are plastic free and biodegradable and had high hopes for these. But the sticky backing layer detaches from the cotton liner layer quickly while using, making them dysfunctional and messy. Ok if you only use these for a few hours or less.

Note: I have purchased both the old and new (as of August 2019) version of this panty liner, so my review was updated. I kept both pictures so people can see the change.The Organyc panty liners are a good option if you have sensitive skin and/or you want more eco-friendly options for liners. They have the disadvantage of being quite expensive (compared to regular liners) and not as `durable`. Personally, I don't mind paying extra for a good 100% cotton and biodegradable liner.The surface of the liner is soft (and got softer in the updated version) and I like it's 100% cotton; regular liners tend to irritate me (especially after prolonged wear), these are comfortable all day long.The liner is quite thin, it has a decent absorbency for a daily liner, but it won't hold up to leakage and high crotch humidity. It's also a wider and slightly longer liner, good coverage, but it might be too larger for smaller panties.As with most more eco-friendly liners, the glue is not as strong as with regular liners, but I personally didn't experienced any issues with the liner moving around too much. The glue is in two wide strips (not fully covering the back of the liner), so the edges are `free`. The liner sticks better to cotton underwear than on synthetics.My current issues for me is that the updated version is not as durable as the old one. The previous version would stand sweaty humid activities (like running) without disintegrating; the current version starts disintegrating after 4-5 hours of basic wear and a couple of visits to the restroom.

Best of both worlds. Disposable yet without the chemicals that exacerbate incontinence.

Love these! So small and So thin, and SO absorbent. I rarely leave reviews, but these liners are amazing. They hold more than I would have believed if I hadn’t seen it for myself. In addition to being super absorbent, they are so soft and comfortable. Highly recommend.