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Always Discreet Incontinence Pads
Latest review: I am in my late 40's and had a few leakage issues over the past few months, so gave these a go. I found them very comfortable and hard to detect. I was a bit nervous about using an incontinence pad,
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- Value for Money3.8 (45)
- Causes Irritation Yes (0) · No (46)
Always Discreet Incontinence Pads Plus
Latest review: Comfortable to wear and gives me the confidence that I can now go out safely and with ease. This product has changed my confidence to high. I have tried a few products but these are now my go to
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- Value for Money3.9 (15)
- Causes Irritation Yes (0) · No (17)
U by Kotex Regular Ultrathin Pads
Latest review: U by Kotex Ultra Thins are my favourite ultra thin pads. They're really thin but highly absorbent, and most of all, they don't bunch up! I love their 'dry-weave' like cotton cover - they absorb
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- Value for Money3.0 (2)
- Causes Irritation Yes (1) · No (1)
TOM Organic Ultra Thin Day
Latest review: I bought these because I wanted to change up my pad game and these were on sale at Woolworths. Someone was watching out for me today because I happened to be working from home all day and not out and
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- Value for Money2.6 (8)
- Causes Irritation Yes (2) · No (4)
U by Kotex Super Ultrathin with Wings
Latest review: Used them for a few years but no longer they cause skin irritation terribly. Not sure what chemical is in it but just awful. Can no longer use them. The material is absorbent
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- Value for Money3.5 (2)
- Causes Irritation Yes (2) · No (1)
Stayfree All Nights
Latest review: Absolutely awful product. The top layer cover is plastic and dreadful. It rips away and the cotton lumps up and it's worth 5 cents let alone the price you pay . The extra tail piece of top layer
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- Value for Money3.7 (3)
- Causes Irritation Yes (1) · No (2)
Libra Pads
Latest review: DOES NOT STICK. the sides would just stick to itself and roll up to the middle. Not to mention it's so thick (makes ur butt extremely sweaty) and makes a plastic-y noise. This pad is more frustrating
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- Value for Money1.2 (17)
- Causes Irritation Yes (7) · No (9)
TOM Organic Period Briefs
Latest review: I have 2 pairs of these undies and I thought they looked great. I have worn them a few times. They’re a strange fit around the legs and not very flexible. I use a menstrual cup so I hadn’t tried out
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- Value for Money1.9 (24)
- Causes Irritation Yes (8) · No (12)
Olivia Sanitary Pad
Latest review: I have been a fan of the Olivia brand sanitary pads since I started shopping at Aldi. I have always purchased the Ultra thin ones with wings even though I have a heavy flow and they have always been
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- Value for Money3.0 (2)
- Causes Irritation Yes (2) · No (0)
Audrey Sun TCF Double Core Sanitary Pads
Latest review: These pads are very soft & gentle on my skin. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for perfect organic pads or even anyone who wants to try something different from other generic brands.
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- Value for Money5.0 (4)
- Causes Irritation Yes (0) · No (5)
TOM Organic The Period Cup
Latest review: LOVE IT. I have tried another period cup, Tulip and I have always had issues fitting it in! I have had 2 natural births, an average cervix height and I'm quite active at home. I have experienced
Libra Double 2 in 1 Liners
Latest review: Great to have on hand when you're out and about, especially if you don't have your purse on you. Came in handy, was pleasantly surprised. Love that you can peel the top layer off, felt like I
Natracare Maxi
Latest review: For years I have used conventional tampons and pads, nervous about the pesticides and plastics they contain and putting them in or on my body... very scary. Natracare products are completely natural
Wonder Super Ultra Thin
Latest review: I really like using this pad. It is nice and thin so you don't feel like you're wearing a nappy like you can with some other super pads. Has good absorbency, have not experienced any leaks with this
Wonder Regular Ultra Thin
Latest review: I love Wonder pads, they're really cheap in comparison with other brands and you get 18 pads in one pack which makes them even more economical. The pads are super-thin, so they're really comfortable
TOM Organic Maternity Pads
Latest review: The two Toms products I tried have both been horrible. Was given almost full bags by girlfriends after it caused allergic reactions to them and they couldn't use them. I'd rate them 0 in terms of
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- Value for Money1.0 (1)
- Causes Irritation Yes (1) · No (0)
Stayfree Ultra Thin with Thermocontrol
Latest review: I like these pads, they work well for my regular flow. Sometimes, when I have a heavier period, I put two pads, one on top of the other, and I am OK. My skin is very sensitive and these pads never
Cottons Ultra-Thin Pads
Latest review: Absolute worst pads I have ever tried. Decided to give these a go and boy did I wish I didn't. They bunch up, slip around and are generally uncomfortable after only a little while or they stay put
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- Value for Money2.5 (2)
- Causes Irritation Yes (0) · No (2)
Stayfree Ultra Thins Cottony Soft
Latest review: The StayFree Ultra Thin (not Dry Max) line of pads are the only ones I can use. The cottony soft cover has never given me a rash in my 2 years of use. Even on a 40 degree summer day. The plastic
Moxie Sleepovers Pads
Latest review: First things first. Moxie's packaging looks very appealing. The actual pad material is very soft and doesn't give me any rashes. I wish it absorbed better and sustained longer. The cover of the pad