Period Pants from Marks & Spencer & More, post 345

Period pants from Savida. Pants, UK. In the USA they would be called underpants.

They come in two colours, black or dark blue with a mottled effect. They are triple layer. Could be useful for hiking and travelling. Or when you have a cough. 

A pack of three full briefs for fifteen pounds.

I then googled period pants and found lots of results. 

Marks

Marks & Spencer do a pack of three containing three different colours, black, white and pink, for sixteen pounds. 

They also do different absorbencies. The options range though light, heavy, and extra heavy. And more styles, such as pantaloon style, like short tight shorts coming half way down your thighs.

You can also buy leakproof swimwear with the brand name WUKA.

Wikipedia has useful worldwide reviews of practices.

Wiki picture.


Useful search words (alphabetically): 

A-D

absorbent, absorbency

adult diapers

briefs, 

cloth menstrual pads

diapers

E-K

full briefs, 

heavy absorbency, 

heavy flow, 

incontinence

knickers, 

L-R

leaks, leakproof

menstrual pads

nappies

odour control, odor control, 

period briefs, period pants, 

Period underwear

protective layers, protective pants, 

S-Z

stretch, 

triple layer, 

underpants. 

waterproof swimwear

I read the reviews of the M & S ones. Most reviewers were in favour.

Useful Websites

https://www.marksandspencer.com/3pk-high-absorbency-period-full-briefs/p/clp60535793?colour=PINKMIX

https://www.marksandspencer.com/2pk-super-heavy-absorbency-period-knickers/p/clp60621543?colour=BLACK

https://www.dunnesstores.com/p/heavy-absorbency-period-full-briefs---pack-of-/441104?colour=Black

https://wuka.co.uk/?creative=&matchtype=p&network=o&device=c&msclkid=563cda3d0ff21afad86abc5d217f6f62&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=NPD%7CSearch%7CDR%7CUK%7CEN%7CPeriod%20Pants

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloth_menstrual_pad

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Period_underwear

https://www.continenceproductadvisor.org/

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