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@suspend​​ can you please post a side by side comparison of both pads?

The Cariona pads are so soft and comfortable I can forget I’m wearing them. I regularly have itching issues and I tried using regular panty liners. They didn’t help. Then I tried these and the itching is so much better, especially at night. So cheaper (in the long run), and all those pads rotting away in the garbage are no longer an issue.

Tumblr convinced me to buy the trial pack of these and I’m in love. I also have sensory issues and I never realized just how rough and uncomfortable my disposable pads were until I tried these. Definitely worth it, especially if you can get a few on sale to try out before going all in

I have severe sensory issues too (mainly ab textures!) and I fuckin love my cariona pads. They’re very soft, smooth, and easy to forget ur wearing them. I got the trial pack n honestly that shit was life changing. I don’t have severely painful period cramps anymore, too.

I NEED THESE

If you’re nervous about using them, try them while you’re at home first or overnight!

They are def way more comfortable.

Theyer also a huge money saver. I bought a sample pack for like $50 and then liked them so much I got another set later, but just the one set was plenty. Considering how heavy my flow is and how many pads I went through, I was buying a 24 count box a month at LEAST. So yeah they’ve paid for themselves. I had to use a disposable one the other day while I was out and randomly started and hell no that shit ITCHY

I have been using these for a few years now. I love them. They are also good for my bladder leakage, I use them every day for that, and it feels like I’m not wearing a pad at all.

Honestly just got through my first cycle since buying these?? And they’re so good?????? Its like getting to run around commando in fuzzy pj pants they’re so comfy. 1000/10 recommended to anyone and everyone with a menstruation cycle. They’re amazing.

That’s a win-win for us and the environment tho, we got to save money + we got to reduce disposable pads waste.

Thank you so much @dandruffaromatics, that is incredibly useful! you’ve convinced me. My last awful experience with single-use pads was using Always pads, which suddenly (it wasn’t my first time using them, but perhaps it was the first time using a specific type of their pads) caused me severe burning, leading me to do some research and find medical studies on their pads that proved their pads release carcinogenic chemicals. Never again! As soon as I finish my current disposable packs of pads, I will definitely switch to fabric ones.

@bloody gosh thanks so much for the advise! this is super useful!

Hi all my skin is sensitive, to the point I will get boils out of the blue and skin will become red. Normal single use pads are a pain, are these going to be ok for very sensitive skin? Are they going to be breathable and soft enough? I know I sound like a pain, but the sensitive skin is a curse I have been having since I have memory and I do not want to slather soothing cream every time. Well, I will probably keep doing it, but I would like more comfort. Can anyone please help me?