







🌙 Sleep tight, flow right — leakproof comfort that keeps up with you!
Eco Lily® Reusable Sanitary Pads are designed for extra heavy flow with a 30cm length, featuring three ultra-absorbent layers including bamboo charcoal fleece for odor control and a waterproof outer layer to prevent leaks. Each pack includes 4 pads and a zippered pouch, offering a chemical-free, comfortable, and eco-friendly alternative to disposable pads. Machine washable and reusable, these pads combine sustainability with superior protection and comfort.








| Units | 6.0 Count |
| Brand | Eco Lily |
| Format | Pad |
| Country of origin | China |
T**L
Super absorbent
This is the third different brand of cloth sanitary pads that I've bought and it's definitely my favourite. I've been using cloth pads for a couple of years now and wish I'd discovered these earlier. Here's my breakdown:Absorbency: So good I had to remind myself to change them more regularly. The first day I accidentally wore it all day! I also found them very comfortable, no wet feeling at all, even on a heavy day. I had NO LEAKS. Literally none the whole week except for the day I ran out of this style and had to revert to a different brand. BOTH of my other style leaked which just goes to show that the length and size of the Eco Lily's is great.Comfort: There's no denying that if you've never used washable fabric pads before you'll find these bulkier than the disposable kind (unless you bought the cheap homebrand type which feel like footballs). This will initially take some getting used to but it doesn't take long until you forget about it. I found the front of the Eco Lily pads stayed in place really well (hence no leaks) however sometimes it did get a bit bunched up at the back. I have the same problem with other brands I've had though so it might just be my big butt. That is literally my ONLY criticism of this product and cit ertainly wouldn't stop me buying more of them because that sometimes happens with disposable pads too.Cleanliness: I love the grey fabric which means you won't see discolouration of the fabric. My other styles, after a long time of using them, have discoloured now and are a bit unpleasant to look at. That shouldn't happen with the Eco Lily. I found them super easy to rinse after removal and then to handwash with soap later on. The water ran clear much more quickly with this style than my other style which I washed at the same time. I imagine that means it'll clean more effectively in the machine as well.Appearance: I like the purple pattern on the water resistant fabric. It would be nice if they had a range of styles though (like other brands do) because it is fun to have funky fabrics to choose from however let's be honest, it's going straight into our underwear so why does it matter?In summary, I highly recommend this product and will be buying more. Other versions I've seen online can be ridiculously expensive (I even had to pay import duty on some a couple of years ago!) so these are excellent value as well.
L**R
I wish this product was available when I was a young girl.
My daughter is at the age her first period could start anytime. She carries a pack of sanitary towels in her school bag “just in case”Thinking back to my own experience of my first period, it was actually quite traumatising. I flow heavily each time and can be in agonising pain with cramps as well as lower back pain. Other than a talk at school informing girls there was only 2 products on the market, pads or tampons. Little other information was given. So the amount of blood and the pain I was in, I literally thought something was seriously wrong and I was dying!Not wanting this for my daughter, I’m completely open with her and she is comfortable in asking me all kinds of questions.One of the biggest bugbear of mine, is how wet I feel with every pad and constantly needing to change. Self conscious about leakage was a particular worry when I was at school, scared all the boys could see and smell the blood.I hate pads with a passion and I’ve never felt tampons are appropriate for a young girl first starting out so I looked into seeing if there is anything new on the market.Of course you can buy period underwear, but most say to be worn in conjunction with pads/tampons. Which kind of defeats the purpose.My sister-in-law told me she uses a moon cup. But like tampons, not sure it’s ideal for my daughter. But then I came across the reusable eco lily pads. I read reviews which were great but everyone is different right? Best way to really test them is using them myself.Omg! I wish these was available when I was a girl. I have felt so dry through out, they’re so comfortable to wear and never moved. Best of all, far few changes needed. I could easily get through 3-4 packs of towels for a 5 day period. However, I have only used 2 towels a day! One in the morning that lasts through the day and a change before bed.So easy to clean, does not smell and no irritation as the material is so soft against your skin, unlike disposable pads that can cause nappy rash!I will be donating my daughters school bag pack to a Womens homeless shelter and I will be buying her eco lily instead for when she starts. I’ve already talked her through what to do with them and shes ready but also excited as in her words “they look cool”I honestly believe eco lily will help my daughters first period a much more pleasant experience than my traumatic experience in the 90’s.
M**M
Such a great product!
So I’ve actually been using these for two years now and finally got round to writing a review.In my two years of using these I can honestly say they look as good as new! Yes, they’re a different way of thinking about periods and hygiene but there are so many benefits of using these.1) I have found these really absorbent and as someone who suffers with heavy periods, I have no longer had any flooding incidents.2) although a little bulky to wear, they’re quite comfortable and not smelly at all.3) I like the fact I’m helping the environment! No more disposable used pads in landfill.4) they’re surprisingly easy to clean. What I have found over the years is keeping a little bin (with a lid) that sits next to my loo, filled with cold water to store the used ones in. I give them a rinse before they go in the bin to get the excess blood out. But I actually don’t bother if I’m out and about! If I’m about to shower, it sits in the bottom of the shower to rinse before going in my cold water bin!4) you get a handy water proof pouch to pop them in. When I get home, they go in my water filled bin.5) when I’m ready, they go in my washing machine and come out as good as new. They go in my tumble dryer too! Every month after they’ve been in the machine, I do run a cleaning cycle as I then know I’m keeping my machine clean!6) I’ve saved money!! Yes they’re an initial outlay, but before long you’ve got your money back.No downsides really, and I’m glad I’ve switched to these. I would 100% recommend!
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