NATRACARE Mini Pant Liners, Unscented, (Pack of 30)

I bought the ultra thin version to try (as it was closest to what I was using before switching to more organic version). It was great, lasted all day, adhesive made it stay in place.I then bought the curved version at a local store (because it was cheaper and I thought if it works as well, that would be great). The curved version falls apart in less than a day, separating layers like some other reviewers have said. I am definitely going back to the ultra thin version, but Amazon prices are not great for that one, so I will probably buy it online elsewhere.

Soft and comfortable. Very breathable.

So, I'm always looking for cotton panties and liners in thongs because of what happened to me in the last 10-15 year's healthwise.I just need a brand that sells these continuously!Yes, the adhesive isn't exactly the greatest, but it helps me to feel a little dryer, cleaner. I often bleed outside of my times because of my choice of birth control methods and I ruin a lot of panties, pants these days, so getting cotton things helps with the pH balance as well as monitor when my bleeding days start or end.Thank-you fo being The Only Brand that sells cotton thong liners. 🥺 Honest Company stopped selling and so did most leading cotton liner brands.

I’m glad it’s organic and cotton. However, after a few hours of wear, combined with moisture, and these fall apart. The webbed surface layer separates from the cotton layers below and flops and around while pieces of the under layer fall apart. I wanted to like this product but have to switch to another I found on Amazon.The solution would be to add pressed/affixed/glued “spots” throughout the pad to keep it together and in place, regardless of expected moisture.(I don’t have periods. Was only using as a panty liner and it couldn’t handle mild body humidity and ultra light moisture level).

Shorter than I was expecting but I have peace of mind that they are not toxic

This is a review of three pantyliners which are "chemical (pesticide, chlorine) free". I have given myself a couple months to trial these pantyliners before writing my final review.Rank (from favorite to least favorite):1. Honeypot (favorite) - PRODUCT HAS BEEN CHANGED BY MANUFACTURER (photo is no longer representative of current product being sold now)2. Natracare3. Organyc (least favorite)Pros and Cons (overview):Both Organyc and Honeypot are individually packaged, which is nice for putting in your purse/bag when you leave home. But contributes to plastic waste. Natracare pantyliners are not individually wrapped in plastic.Individual reviews:Natracare Curved:This pantyliner is the thickest of the three. Adhesive works fine. The pantyliner itself doesn't seem to hold up very well to moisture and the surface fibers begin to come loose or somehow disintegrate if you don't change it frequently enough. Enough said about it, I tried it and probably will not be repurchasing because I have found something I like better.Organyc: The thinnest of all three pantyliners. Absorbency is just OK, I have light spotting and it works well for this. The adhesive holds well to your underwear if just lounging around, however if you do a lot of moving around or sweating (like exercise or a physical job), it might not hold up well. I was shocked to find the thin layers completely separated from the moisture of sweat when I went to the bathroom during a very active day at work. As a pantyliner, it should be able to hold up to moisture and movement. Not very impressed and will not be repurchasing this one.Honeypot: As of this update in March 2024, the product pictured is no longer accurate. Honeypot has changed the pantyliner and it is now shorter and wider. The adhesive does not stick as well. Overall, not impressed with the redesign and will not be repurchasing. I still like it more than natracare and organyc. The hunt for the perfect pantyliner continues.

Absorb pee naturally!

very nice, feels like nothing