Before I start, I do want to note that I was given this product to try, at no cost to myself, by Influenster. If you want to try new stuff, sign up for Influenster, and you, too, could get cool free stuff!
WARNING: We're discussing lady bits in this blog. If you have trouble with this concept, please go read another entry.
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Now, for the details.
I recently started using a menstrual cup, rather than pads or tampons, for my menstrual cycle. (I will detail this in another blog, fairly soon.) However, due to not exactly being sure how the cup would work during my first cycle with it, this gave me a great excuse to try these pantiliners!
They are good for spotting, though I can't help but wish they were a little bit longer. (I spot in odd spots.) They're great for general use, honestly. I had a little bit of discharge right before my period started, and they worked like a charm.
I generally don'y use pantiliners so much. Normally, by the time I would need them, I would just be using a pad. However, I may use these more often now. They're discreet, absorbent, and easily disposable, which I am pleased about.
Walgreens tells me that these cost approximately $3.69 a package, which isn't a bad deal. I'll keep using these until I need more, at least.
WARNING: We're discussing lady bits in this blog. If you have trouble with this concept, please go read another entry.
_____________________________________
Now, for the details.
I recently started using a menstrual cup, rather than pads or tampons, for my menstrual cycle. (I will detail this in another blog, fairly soon.) However, due to not exactly being sure how the cup would work during my first cycle with it, this gave me a great excuse to try these pantiliners!
They are good for spotting, though I can't help but wish they were a little bit longer. (I spot in odd spots.) They're great for general use, honestly. I had a little bit of discharge right before my period started, and they worked like a charm.
I generally don'y use pantiliners so much. Normally, by the time I would need them, I would just be using a pad. However, I may use these more often now. They're discreet, absorbent, and easily disposable, which I am pleased about.
Walgreens tells me that these cost approximately $3.69 a package, which isn't a bad deal. I'll keep using these until I need more, at least.
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