Thank you! 😀

Hi! I still really like them, they are holding up well but Modibodi is definitely higher quality (but higher price point), hope this helps 😊

@@simplysimonaa Thank you :)

Haha well thank you for being here anyway!

you wash them after you use them, so its 66 pounds for 2 years or so not for a single period also blood on plastic pads is smelling wurs then on reusable ones or this style of underwear its not normal underwear blood is not comming out it when you sit.... you need to change ones in a wile ofcourse you can change in a toilet old pants down, new pants up. put the used one in a lined bag to wash at home

@@kleineteen8043 somebjobs whete they check your bags and see that Also sanitary towels can work out to be cheaper than 66 over even two years and not using water soap and electric

You could just change them like a towel. Tbf it's about being good to the environment. You gotta make it work if you wanna fill less landfill with sanitary towels which is a lot more boggin than the same sensation if you left a towel on to long. Anyways, you can get re usable towels. I have ones that personally are great. You just have to rinse them out in cold water and put them on a cold wash. It's not the most fun thing to do. But I'm not cloging up mother nature with my jam rags

In my experience the pants have not been squidgy or sticky. There are thankfully loads of reusable options out there now so it's usually not too difficult to find something that works for you!

@@simplysimonaa actually not a word of a lie, you got moon cups, bio degradable cotton disposables, I've even seen like these little sponges you just kinda pop at the opening like a reusable tampon. Not that I would trust that last one. But yeah, theres loads of stuff and I personally all think we should be a.bit kinder to mother earth. She gave us the good grace to be able to walk in these bodies that evolved on this planet. I owe it to her to be as good as I can and keep getting better.

The idea is to buy a few pairs and change them regularly, the same as with a tampon or pad. These are so affordable, it's do-able. What's "boggin" is the idea of still using pads or tampons which end up in landfill or oceans. The way forward is sustainability. This underwear fits the bill.