Seventh Generation Ultrathin Pads, Regular - 18 ct

I personally love these. They don't cause irritation like pharmacy brands and are safe, comfortable and chemical/scent free for my body. These are thin and short, which I prefer because I hate the bulkiness and length of some products. I wouldn't recommend them if you are looking for heavier absorbency/longer material, I'd go for Seventh Generation's overnight maxi pads. These are best for a lighter flow.

I am an avid purchaser when it comes to these babies. They are more absorbent than you would think, even for the small size. I would like to see these about an inch longer in the ultra-thins though. Overall they stay in place and are waaaay more breathable then say, Aylways or Playtex brands, which I find pleasing not to have a heat rash after every use. Its also comforting to know they aren't filled with formaldehyde and chlorine.

We stock the food pantry with these. Appreciate they are made from recycled materials and made well.

These work well and are fairly comfortable. It's a toss up as to whether these or the equivalent ones made by Natracare are best - they're both good. The only negative with these compared to Natracare is that they use a plastic wrapper instead of a paper one, so they're a little less environmentally responsible.

Been using these for several years after using typical pads and liners making my sensitive skin irritated and itchy. These are better and get the job done.

These are more absorbent than the Always comparable pads, likely due to their cotton construction versus plastic-coated sodium polyacrylate. (The sodium polyacrylate would absorb more if the plastic overlay did not prevent this.) And are also, thereby more environmentally sound than the Always, but they are not made with organic cotton and the packaging consists of fairly heavy-duty plastic. The plastic wrappers are also less eco-conscious than the biopolymer (a fancy, more green kind of plastic material) used in the wrapping and packaging of the Organyc brand.They get 3 stars because they did their job, but they aren't the environmentally-sound, sustainable product I was hoping for.As far as form and function (and price per pad) compared to Organyc: they are almost identical. Do yourself and the world a favor and go with Organyc (at least until Seventh Generation decides to compete on the green scene with Organyc).

For many years, I have used kotex natural balance . But they changed what's in them. they're now very irritating, sending me on a quest to find a new brand. Seventh Generation is it!! They have a variety of absorbance ' s, all feel and hold the same as my old brand. And they don't fall apart after a short use like many natural/organic brands do. If you're sensitive, give Seventh Generation a chance!

Seventh Generation was recently purchased by Unilever and has made some major changes to this product.This pad is now much thinner than it was previously but it is now nowhere near as soft. It also has these geometric patterns around the sides of the pad and these are a bit rough on the skin.These pads are not as absorbent as before and do not keep your skin dry. And these pads bunch up which made me really hate these pads.Because these changes are not improvements; I will not be buying them again. Which is a shame because I really liked these pads before they changed them.I posted some pics of this pad to Amazon.com.

I like the seventh generation brand and appreciate what they are trying to do. These pads fit just as well as always regular thin maxi pads with wings and they are chlorine free thus reducing my exposure to toxic chemicals.