Organic Reusable Pad - Pantyliner

Made from organic materials, our reusable pantyliner is the perfect choice for everyday use and as a backup with a menstrual cup. It's also ideal for pre and post menstrual cycle, and can even be used for excessive sweating. Say goodbye to disposable pads and hello to a more eco-friendly and comfortable option.

Made from organic materials, these reusable menstrual pads offer a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to traditional disposable pads. With a lifespan of up to a year, they not only save money but also reduce skin irritation and odor. Say goodbye to harmful chemicals and hello to a healthier period.

Description:

What is PUL?

PUL (Polyurethane Laminate) is a material commonly used in menstrual pads, and it plays a crucial role in their functionality. Let’s explore why PUL is significant:

• Waterproof Quality: PUL is known for its waterproof properties. It acts as a protective layer to prevent liquid (such as menstrual blood) from leaking through the bottom of the pad. This feature ensures that you stay dry and comfortable during your period.
• Versatility: PUL is not exclusive to menstrual pads; it is also used in other products like cloth diapers and as the waterproof layer in mattress pads. Its versatility makes it a reliable choice for managing menstrual flow.
• Safety Standards: High-quality PUL meets safety standards such as CSPIA (Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act) and Oeko Tec 100. These certifications ensure that the material is safe for use against the skin. Some PUL variants are even food-safe!

In summary, PUL provides the necessary protection against leaks while maintaining comfort and safety.

Instructions for use!

Before use:
- be sure to wash in the washing machine before use, for possible residues from sewing
- do not use when maintaining softener as this reduces their absorbency power. Ordinary detergent is recommended – powdered or liquid;
After use:
- put the insoles in cold water with OXY powder (DM or Lidl), let them soak for several hours; avoid warm water in this procedure, as it seals blood stains;
- then rinse, remove any remaining stains with stain removal soap and wash in the washing machine with other laundry. (Note: Don't use a softener!)
If even after washing machine stains remain, dry them in the sun which is the best bleach.
It is not recommended to iron the pads because in this way the fibers are tightened and the pads are less absorbed. The best way to always have soft pads is to dry in the dryer!