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Where to get Decent Period Pants - Not ModiBodi or WUKA

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BrokeAssLookingBitch · 07/05/2023 12:27

Where do you get your period pants from thats not ModiBodi or WUKA, please? Ideally I'd like boxers-style ones.

I'm happy to pay a decent amount for good quality ones so no worries about budget.

My friend said her Primark ones went all baggy and tatty after a few washes so I'm avoiding Primark ones too.

I'm not a fan of M&S so would rather not give them my money either 🤣

Thank you!!

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Iloveburgerswaymorethanishould · 07/05/2023 16:05

scoobydoo1971 · 07/05/2023 13:53

I have tried lots of different types with my daughter. She just started periods, has autism so sensory issues, and also allergic to latex so elasticated pants can be itchy. Tried loads, some shrink in the wash or fall apart easily. For her, M&S pants are ideal and very leak proof, even at night.

Thankyou for pointing this out!!! I didn't realise some underwear contains latex!!!!!! I am constantly irritated by certain pairs of pants I have and didn't make the connection!!! Can I ask, is there latex in sanitary products??? I feel like a lightbulb has just gone off??
TIA

SocialLite · 07/05/2023 16:14

BrokeAssLookingBitch · 07/05/2023 12:27

Where do you get your period pants from thats not ModiBodi or WUKA, please? Ideally I'd like boxers-style ones.

I'm happy to pay a decent amount for good quality ones so no worries about budget.

My friend said her Primark ones went all baggy and tatty after a few washes so I'm avoiding Primark ones too.

I'm not a fan of M&S so would rather not give them my money either 🤣

Thank you!!

Can I ask why you don't like Modibodi? I use those all the time- literally. I tried flux in the past but the elastic disintegrated.

Mummacake · 07/05/2023 16:20

I use flowette. Really comfy and feel very secure with these. My teen daughter loves hers & happily wears them most of the time bc they're 'well comfy'.

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SweetSakura · 07/05/2023 16:21

Another vote for cheekywipes

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BrokeAssLookingBitch · 10/05/2023 11:15

This is all so helpful, thank you.

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