Cora Ultra Thin Organic Bladder Liners | Incontinence & Postpartum Pads for Women | Panty Liners for Bladder Leaks | Breathable Cotton (50 Extra Long)

These are hands down the best panty liners we’ve ever used. My teenage daughter and I are super picky, but Cora liners check every box—soft, breathable, and they actually stay in place without feeling bulky. We love that they’re organic and free from all the harsh chemicals. Total peace of mind and comfort all day long. We won’t use anything else!

BEFORE YOU BUY POISE AGAIN, READ WHAT IT'S MADE OF AND THE ADDED CHEMICALS. THIS PRODUCT HAS AN ORGANIC COTTEN COVER ON IT,

I’ve tried 3 sizes: regular, extra long, and the bladder ones. The bladder ones were really great. The extra long were good. The regular ones bunch up like crazy and stick to my bum. But they all absorb very well and don’t leak (if they stay on, I’m looking at you regular size)

These pads are comfortable. They are very absorbing without the bulk. As a personal item, they will not meet every woman’s need.

Comfortable, good coverage. The only wings that actually work for me.

great

Update after receiving redesigned product (May 2022):I canceled my subscription after trying the redesigned pads. I was a big fan before, but the redesigned product and packaging seem far less Earth friendly and way less organic. Although they're still comfortable and unobtrusive like the original pads, I found the redesign highly disappointing for these reasons:- The ergonomically sensible hourglass shape of the original (wider in front), which I loved, is gone; the redesigned pads have a standard hourglass shape (same front and back), exactly like big-name brands.- Although the new pads seem sturdier, with better-connected layers, they have a smoother, denser top layer, and I found them much less breathable and prone to producing heat, itching, and odor more quickly .- The original pads each had a gauze-like wrapping that looked biodegradable; the redesigned pads are individually wrapped in plastic with an smaller inner white plastic lining, exactly like the big-name brands.- The original packaging had a statement that each purchase supports girls around the world who lack access to safe and healthy feminine care by providing pads, health education, and resources. That statement is entirely gone from the redesigned packaging.I suspect that production cost issues influenced some of these changes as is, sadly, so often the case. I decided to try reusable (washable) liners instead.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Review of original product:**** (four stars)The good:- Surprisingly absorbent for light protection (obviously not for all-out floods)- A perfect shape (hourglass wider in front = ergonomically sensible)- Comfortable- Not bulky- Generally stay in place when properly applied- 72 per box, enough for two liners/day on occasion if needed during the two months- Breathable, gauze-like cotton top layer (which the adhesive somewhat negates, as with similar products)- Appear to be made of more environmentally friendly materials than other brands- Info says a purchase supports girls around the world who lack access to safe and healthy feminine care by providing pads, health education, and resources.The not-so-good (minor annoyances, not deal breakers):- Manufacturing/QC isn't exacting: The absorbent part of the middle layer is often off-center.- On hot days or during heavy activity like long hikes, the top layer tends to separate from the middle layer.I first tried Cora's Super absorbency bladder liners in 2019 and happily subscribed to get the discount. However, in 2021, Super was dropped from Subscribe and Save, and I subscribed to Moderate. They said that this was because they were redesigning the product.

I bought these because Amazon was out of what I usually buy. These were just ok. I found them small, very thin and mainly for small people. As a larger person they bunched up and needed changing more often.