Cora Organic Tampons Multipack (18 Light, 36 Regular, 18 Super Tampons)

Compact and comfortable. I’m allergic to tampons that are not Organic so these worked perfectly. Delivery was quick without having to pay extra fees. The convenience is a perk to this great product!

Great tampon they feel greay.

After the brand I used for more than a decade was discontinued, I struggled to find a new one that was comfortable, easy to use, didn’t leak and was organic. This one meets all those criteria!

They do the job that they are designed to do- but without the arsenic that you get with many of the big name brands. So if not having arsenic inserted in you is important to you- strongly recommend these!

I recently had the pleasure of trying out Cora's tampons, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with both the product and the company behind it. Cora has truly revolutionized the way we approach feminine care, and their tampons have exceeded all my expectations. First and foremost, Cora's tampons are designed with the utmost attention to quality and comfort. The materials used are incredibly soft and gentle, providing a comfortable experience throughout the entire menstrual cycle. It's evident that Cora prioritizes the well-being of its customers by ensuring that their tampons are free from harmful chemicals and toxins, giving me peace of mind during a time when self-care is of utmost importance. What sets Cora apart from other brands is their commitment to social responsibility. For every box of tampons purchased, Cora provides menstrual products to girls and women in need. This dedication to empowering women and tackling period poverty is truly admirable. It's refreshing to see a company go beyond profits and actively work towards making a positive impact on society. Additionally, Cora's tampons come in discreet and beautifully designed packaging. The thoughtful attention to detail is apparent, and it makes the overall experience feel luxurious and empowering. It's a small touch, but it speaks volumes about the brand's commitment to excellence in all aspects. Another standout feature is the convenience that Cora offers through their subscription service. With customizable delivery options, I no longer have to worry about running out of tampons or making last-minute trips to the store. This hassle-free experience has made managing my menstrual cycle much more convenient and stress-free. Furthermore, Cora's commitment to sustainability is praiseworthy. Their tampons are made from organic cotton and come in biodegradable packaging, which significantly reduces the environmental impact. It's reassuring to know that my choice to use Cora's tampons aligns with my values of promoting sustainability and reducing waste. Finally, I must commend Cora's exceptional customer service. From the moment I reached out with a query, their team was prompt, courteous, and genuinely interested in ensuring my satisfaction. Their dedication to providing an exceptional customer experience is commendable and further solidifies my trust and loyalty towards the brand. In conclusion, Cora is a trailblazer in the feminine care industry. Their tampons offer superior quality, comfort, and peace of mind while making a meaningful impact on the lives of women worldwide.

These def do the job. I enjoy the compact applicator & even on my heavy days, these tampons don’t leak through. I would recommend these to other women.

Feels weird to leave a review for tampons but I have to, for the sake of other women. Although I was hoping to introduce clean, organic products into my feminine hygiene mix, these things are legitimately painful and unfortunately not worth it. From insertion to removal, these are the most painful and uncomfortable tampons I’ve ever used. I’ve been using tampons for over 20 years. I don’t know what it is about them, the design, the sandpaper suction-cupping cotton, or what, but these have me thinking the toxicity of tampax might be worth it. Really wish I could say something positive about the product beyond their packaging being cute.

I used to wear regular tampons before I realized how much unnecessary BS & chemicals are in them, so I decided to switch to organic. I’ve tried several different brands, and so far Cora seems to be the best on the market in terms of organic tampons. Although, they are still not that great. There is pretty much zero leak protection. If I’m going to wear these I have to wear a panty liner with it because they leak that much. At that point I might as well wear a pad. I thought maybe I was leaving them in for too long (I normally have them in for 4 hours at a time) so I started wearing them for less I went to 2 hours before changing.. still leaking.. an hour.. still leaking. I by no means have a heavy flow period, but I have to wear the heaviest flow tampon and it still leaks! What’s the point of wearing a tampon if it’s going to leak so much? I’m going through way more tampons in a day then I should be. Also, the ratio for light, regular and heavy tampons is super off. Why so many light? What’s the point in even using light if the heavy flow can’t handle a normal period? These tampons don’t absorb anything! Aside from the poor absorption/leaking issue.. the applicator is awful and the string is far too long. Although, this issue is minor compared to the last and I can deal with this. I can say that these tampons are comfortable to wear and my cramps aren’t nearly as bad as compared to when I’m wearing a non-organic tampon. But.. the leaking. I can’t handle the leaking. If the tampon can’t absorb more then a dime of liquid and there is constant leaking.. it completely defeats the purpose of even wearing a tampon in the first place. And like I said, I don’t have a heavy flow period by any means. I’d say my flow is light-moderate. But I still have to wear the heavy tampons and they still leak, and I’m still constantly changing them. Can we like.. please get an organic tampon that actually absorbs anything and doesn’t leak?

Love that these are organic…but they don’t like to come out of the applicator. So it makes for a super awkward moment in washroom. Wouldn’t recommend truthfully.