FabPad Reusable Washable Sanitary Cloth Pads Napkins Eco-Friendly Menstrual Hygiene Solutions (Pack Of 4)

It’s perfect..soft and comfortable..even the size is also perfect…they’re providing bag also..i am happy🙂

It is very good product but it's too small

Really good product , helps in sustainable method … brought back the old method but in a nicer and user friendly way … loved the idea of the cotton bag for drying them … Only complaint, make the bag bigger to fit two .. no colour run so definitely bank for the buck … recommend it highly especially for travelling where difficult to dispose off or have to wait to find a loo :)

I've been using cloth pads of another brand for close to a decade now. Bought Fabpad ones as I needed pads that are dark so over time, they don't look stained, like in the case of my old pads. I had never faced any problem of irritation or even foul smell in the cloth of the previous ones. But fabpads proved to be a really bad purchase. I experienced irritation whenever I wore them, they start to smell and don't even have any absorption capacity. I'm really disappointed in the quality of these pads.

My Experience with FabPad Reusable PadsI tried FabPad mainly because of its affordable price, which is a great plus for anyone looking to switch to reusable options. The center absorbency was quite good, and I appreciate that the pad is soft, doesn’t cause any itching, and is comfortable to wear.However, I did feel that the absorbency could be improved overall, especially in areas other than the center. The pad also feels a bit bulky, which might take some getting used to.On the bright side, it’s easy to wash and reuse, which makes it convenient for daily use. If FabPad could improve the absorbency evenly and reduce the bulkiness a bit, it would be perfect!Overall, it’s a decent choice for beginners looking for an affordable reusable pad that’s gentle on the skin.

It's hosiery cotton feels soft n is still soft afterany wash...I have bought more sets of these pads..

It catches discharge and protects panties from staining. It's way larger than a liner needs to be, and feels bulky. The surface of the liner is extremely difficult to clean by hand or in the machine. It's rough, the discharge just builds up in the big gaps between the rich threads and refuses to budge, it's not even usable after one use. Soaking and rinsing by hand didn't do much, and any additional cleaning tools it may require is too much maintanence for a reusable panty liner. This will definitely not work for people who are more prone to UTIs and vaginal infections.I've used other reusable liners and they do the job without being this bulky, and may require one extra step of soaking in cold water or rinsing to get any dried discharge off completely. But they most definitely do the job. This is not it.

Mensuration is natural,so the product used for it should also be natural. These reusable and washable pads are something which should replace the toxic and non degradable sanitary pad for the sake of the environment