Homemade Feminine Pads

[DevaKai]

I have been looking high and low for affordable reusable pads and I just cannot seem to find them. I want to be as eco friendly as possible and lighten my carbon footprint as it were.
:laundry:
Is there anyone out there who knows where to find these at a reasonable price or is there anyone out there who would be willing to put some together for me?


Thanks!

Jill

[cocreator]

Hi Jill,

Whole Foods has been carrying Glad Rags for some time now. They come in many colors and different sizes, and there is an organic cotton option as well. I can vouch for these as I've used them for years, though there are other companies that make reusable cloth menstrual pads as well, such as New Moon pads.

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Blessings and wholeness on this glorious full moon gateway ~
Amara

I have been looking high and low for affordable reusable pads and I just cannot seem to find them. I want to be as eco friendly as possible and lighten my carbon footprint as it were.
:laundry:
Is there anyone out there who knows where to find these at a reasonable price or is there anyone out there who would be willing to put some together for me?


Thanks!

Jill

[loveheals]

I got mine at Olivers. The company is called Glad Rags. They work great. I bought several of those before I discovered my new favorite... the Diva cup. I have seen these at either whole foods or Olivers. It all goes into a small cup and you dump it out. Easy, re-useable and economical. It took me a couple months to get comfortable with it, but now, I love it. THere is part of the cup that extends down, I trimmed that off as close to the cup as I could because I found it uncomfortable. Good luck.

[typewriter]

Etsy :: sewfussy :: Shop Fussy for Moonbow cloth menstrual pads and more

These are my absolute fav --all organic, great price, colors, and absorption. They wash really well, too, which has been a prob with others I've heard about.

There really is a difference in quality!

[rachellesloss]

There are also these THINX underwear with built-in reusable pads. They're pretty amazing. A bit pricey but they seem to last forever - I've had mine for 3 years now and they're still in great shape.
https://www.shethinx.com/

[socoexpat]

My partner uses ones from a company called Sckoon. The only widely available ones we have found that use ORGANIC cotton.
Fwiw- when we were travelling, pre-pandemic, and ended up extending our trip.. we actually found good quality bamboo fabric ones at a wal-mart (only place we could find off the hwy open at that time)