L. Organic Cotton & Chlorine-Free Pads, Extra-Long Overnight Absorbency with Ultra Thin Design, 48 Count

The adhesive is amazing because it adherís all over so it never moves out of place. The length is perfect. And it’s free of chemical ! It perfect . I will only buy this product🏆

I purchased these for my teenage daughter after realizing that a healthier option like this even existed! I've had a bout with cancer so have been trying to do a lifestyle cleanup of everything in our house. These cost more than traditional pads but my daughter reports they perform comparably and I have the piece of mind, knowing these are better for her. Nice packaging, nice thin design and the extra length is great for overnight. I really like the company tag line too - 'Thanks for helping a girl out", where they provide matching donations of this product for girls in other less developed countries.

I wish I had found these sooner but because they are wonderful! They are soft, absorbent, and great for postpartum!The only thing that I would change, if I could, would be the packaging. I would prefer to see a more sustainable packaging (wrapper included in this statement) - something biodegradable or compostable, rather than the plastics.Packaging considered, I would still highly recommend the product and I still use them because they are that good.

I don't know why they thought this was extra long. For who? A pygmie? They are TINY. Not overnight. At all. I am giving it a high rating because of the organic nonchlorinated option. But I am really disappointed.

I discovered L. pads about a year ago at target and was super excited when I found them on amazon. I switched over from name brands because I have super sensitive skin which was definitely not agreeing with the materials they were made with. Since switching to L. pa ds I have had no problems. I get the Extra long ones and the two pack that comes with this order lasts me about 2-3 months maybe more. Also the price point is great!

I love these pads. As someone that has somewhat heavy periods and fibroid issues, these pads are a total 180 for me. I don't have as many cl--s and I don't cramp, so to me these work in terms of overall health (no chemicals). I'll continue to purchase. I hope this isn't TMInfo but as women, we need to know these kind of details to live our best lives when it comes to our bodies and our cycles.

I normally was using Kotex long thin pads. I used this and think that it is similar in comparison. It is long enough so that there aren't any leaks onto your underwear. The product has enough adhesive that it sticks without coming off throughout the day. I recommend this and will be completely switching to this pad instead of using pads with chemicals in them.

I've been using this brand and model of pad for about a year now--but I've always bought them from Target, because they weren't listed on Amazon. I liked them so much, I went to Target *just to buy these pads*. So, when I saw they were now on Amazon, I was excited and ordered a bunch!...but when they arrived, they were nothing like the ones I've been using for the past year?The pads I've been using from Target also had an organic cotton top sheet, with an inner core of wood pulp and super-absorbent polymer. However, it's like they changed the ratio of the ingredients for the inner core, or something; these new ones have less of the polymer than the old ones, so they don't hold as much, and they feel cheaper. The old ones also had channels in them, which tended to direct flow better, and I miss that.These do have an extra set of winds on the rear, to catch more blood when you're laying down--and I prefer that, but it wasn't present on the old ones, so that was an added difference.Genuinely: these are so different than the old pads, I questioned whether they were counterfeit (are counterfeit pads a thing?) and double-checked L's Twitter feed to verify that I bought them from a legitimate source. They seem to be legit, but I wish L had done a video showing customers the differences, or something. I probably wouldn't have ordered them if I'd known.Anyway: ignoring the fact that L redesigned these pads but didn't put a notice up anywhere, I also don't like them enough to keep using them. They're not as absorbent as other overnight pads, and because of the cotton + wood pulp combination, if you move a lot during the night or wear these during the day, they start weirdly shedding. I don't know how to describe it.Also: though the top sheet is organic, there's nothing in the ingredients list that implies the wood pulp in the core is?If you're looking for an overnight pad to wear overnight, the Rael overnight pads are a little pricier but wonderful. If you have a heavy flow and are looking for "overnight" pads to wear during the day, Cora makes pads that are like the old ones I used to get from Target, where the top sheet is organic cotton and the core is super absorbent polymer. Both are readily available on Amazon!