Were these things ever tested on women??
I really wanted to love these. I loved everything about these pads--on paper. God was I disappointed. I started a non-profit to give pads to homeless women and I always insist on personally testing any pad I am considering passing out because if I wouldn't use them, I won't give them to anyone else to use. They claim the pad helps reduce cramps. I was already skeptical so I wasn't surprised when that claim was bogus. The reason I'm really disappointed is because even on my light days, I had to change my underwear more than once because instead of the blood being absorbed by the entire pad, it only went forward and backward rather than spreading out, completely ruining my underwear. This was after only a few hours of wear. I'd have better absorption from a wad of toilet paper! The women who would receive these napkins rely on a pad that does its job so it's easier to maintain their hygiene during menstruation. I can go home, clean up, and change. These ladies don't always have that option. I had every intention of throwing money at this company for their &#34;revolutionary&#34;, natural pads because I really believed in them but I simply can't. I really had hope in these but I guess I'll keep searching.
Rating: 1 stars