FabPad Reusable Cloth Sanitary Pads for Women - Pack of 8 | Ultra Soft, Leak-Proof, Eco-Friendly, Washable Menstrual Pads with Carry Pouch | Day & Night Use

Great alternative to disposable panty liners. Got these to manage pregnancy leucorrhoea and it's totally reusable. I wash it in the washing maching though since getting it dried in the monsoon is not easy when handwashed. Good absorbant design and the buttoning wings keep it place. This wil lalso work for spotting days and last day of period etc if usual pads are not needed, and you don't use menstrual cups. Is a bit thick and heavy, but not a bother actually. The disposable liners are so thin and narrow and wingless, and I felt this was very much better than those flimsy liners costing a lot over the time. Have to get these very dry before using though. Also odour-free, sustainable and eco-friendly.

Not bad worth for money

Thanks for this fab product - it just made my period so much more effortless with the soft, fluffy, gentle comfort of these pads. It does its job, and you forget it's even there. However, it requires a leak-proof pad underneath.

Disappointed with this cloth pad! Despite using it as directed, I faced leakage issues way too often. The lack of absorption power is a major letdown - it just can't keep up with my flow, even on lighter days. For a product that's supposed to be a game-changer for sustainability and comfort, the performance is seriously lacking. Would not recommend to others looking for reliable leak protection.

My Experience with FabPad Reusable Pads I tried FabPad mainly because of its affordable price, which is a great plus for anyone looking to switch to reusable options. The center absorbency was quite good, and I appreciate that the pad is soft, doesn’t cause any itching, and is comfortable to wear. However, I did feel that the absorbency could be improved overall, especially in areas other than the center. The pad also feels a bit bulky, which might take some getting used to. On the bright side, it’s easy to wash and reuse, which makes it convenient for daily use. If FabPad could improve the absorbency evenly and reduce the bulkiness a bit, it would be perfect! Overall, it’s a decent choice for beginners looking for an affordable reusable pad that’s gentle on the skin.

I have used it for past 6 to 7 months ...the product is good has good absorbing capacity but after few use the surface becomes hard and it absorbs all the moisture , which caused me rashes , over dryness and itching . And the hardness of surface also irritated me a lot. So when I went to Dr , Dr suggested me not to use this because minimum moisture must be there or else it will be dangerous..So I am disappointed and stopped using this...

It catches discharge and protects panties from staining. It's way larger than a liner needs to be, and feels bulky. The surface of the liner is extremely difficult to clean by hand or in the machine. It's rough, the discharge just builds up in the big gaps between the rich threads and refuses to budge, it's not even usable after one use. Soaking and rinsing by hand didn't do much, and any additional cleaning tools it may require is too much maintanence for a reusable panty liner. This will definitely not work for people who are more prone to UTIs and vaginal infections. I've used other reusable liners and they do the job without being this bulky, and may require one extra step of soaking in cold water or rinsing to get any dried discharge off completely. But they most definitely do the job. This is not it.

Good