Natracare Natural Organic Thong Style Panty Liners, Made with Certified Organic Cotton, Ecologically Certified Cellulose Pulp and Plant Starch (1 Pack, 30 Liners Total)

These do not stick well. After a couple of hours the front part is wadded up and when pulling it off of the thong the back part is stuck so well that it disintegrates and I have to pull it off little by little.

I really tried hard to love these liners (eco-friendly! great price!), but I’m disappointed and won’t repurchase. 1. They don’t stay adhered to underwear. Whereas most pads/liners (in my experience) have adhesive covering the entire back, these liners only have a couple thin strips, meaning they unstick from underwear and move around while wearing. 2. As others have mentioned, they fall apart. The absorbent part of the liner peels away from the backing. Not helpful :/ 3. They’re really small. They don’t even cover the full gusset of my underwear (see pic). Kind of defeats the purpose. For reference, they measure 2.5 inches at the widest part of the front of the liner. When the wings at the back are folded down, the back of the liner tapers to 1 inch. The liner is just over 6 inches long. I requested a refund from Amazon and will be purchasing reusable fabric liners instead.

I feel like the people giving these negative reviews are using them as pads instead of panty-liners, which obviously is gonna create leakage problems. TMI, but I have pretty heavy vaginal discharge a lot of the time, like that's just how it be, and these give me so much comfort and relief, like I seriously cannot stand to wear thongs without these anymore, I can wear them all day without issue and I deadass wear them every day of my life. Normal pads/feminine products tend to irritate my vagina, but since these are organic, I have had zero issues with that. The only thing worth noting is if you like exclusively wear like super silky underwear, you might have slightly less great "staying power" or whatever but my like no-show (so silky-ish) thongs are fine and I wear a lot of lace and cotton as well and I have never had ANY issues with those... Hope this helps!

I’ve tried quite a few panty liners over time, and these have become my go-to primarily because of the clean, organic materials. I really appreciate that they’re made with certified organic cotton and don’t contain the synthetic ingredients or fragrances found in many mainstream options—it makes a noticeable difference for comfort and peace of mind. One feature that stands out is the wings. They help keep the liner securely in place throughout the day, which has been an issue for me with other brands that tend to shift or bunch up. These stay put much better in comparison. That said, the main downside is durability. After wearing them for a while, the layers can start to separate and break down a bit—almost like thin layers of tissue. Because of this, I find myself needing to change them more frequently than I would prefer. Overall, these are a solid choice if you’re specifically looking for an organic, more natural liner that stays in place well. I do wish they held together better over longer wear, but until I find a better eco-friendly alternative, these are still the ones I reach for.

The top layer pulls away from the structure very easily. Won't repurchase but gets the job done.

The best and only non toxic thong liner!

No. These breakdown terribly. Says all the right words but useless. Threw them away.

I see reviews that say they don’t like these because they fall apart. YES! That is what organic and natural cottons do. If you want liner that doesn’t fall apart, there is going to be a toxic component required to holds the layers together.

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Hay de mejor calidad.

I like that product though I found that at the end of the day the liner loses quite a bit of grip

Expensive tiny and disintegrate. I really wouldn’t bother