Sanitary Panties

Sanitary underwear, also known as period panties, are specially designed to be worn during your menstrual cycle. They have extra layers of protection to help prevent leaks and provide added comfort. You can visit our How to Measure Panty Size page to choose the right size for you.

Period panties are designed with multiple layers to absorb menstrual flow. The top layer wicks moisture away, the middle layer absorbs the fluid, and the bottom layer prevents any leaks. They can be used alone or in conjunction with other menstrual products like tampons or pads for extra protection.

The length of time you can wear sanitary underwear depends on your flow and the absorption capacity of the underwear. Some can be worn up to 12 hours on light flow days, but may need to be changed more frequently on heavier days.

Period panties can be an excellent alternative to traditional pads. These specially designed panties are made with multiple layers of absorbent and moisture-wicking materials that can accommodate menstrual flow, providing comfort and protection without the need for additional products like pads or tampons. For those with a lighter flow, period panties might be sufficient on their own. On heavier days, you may want to use period underwear as a backup in conjunction with other menstrual products for added security.

No, when carefully selected to match your flow and changed regularly, period pants should not feel wet throughout the day. Period panties are designed to be as dry and comfortable as possible, even while absorbing menstrual flow. They typically consist of multiple layers, including a moisture-wicking layer that helps draw wetness away from the skin, an absorbent layer to hold the fluid, and a leak-resistant layer to prevent any seepage.

Period underwear is acceptable for use while exercising and it is both comfortable and useful for a variety of exercises. They are appropriate for mild to moderate exercise because of their moisture-wicking, absorbent, and leak-resistant design.

Choosing the same size you usually use for regular panties is the best way to choose period underwear. If you're not sure of your size, you can refer to our panties size chart to take measures of your hip and waist circumferences.

While sanitary underwear is designed to be highly absorbent and leak-resistant, its effectiveness can depend on your flow and the specific brand or style of underwear. For heavy flow days, you may want to use them along with another menstrual product for maximum protection.

Yes, it's safe to sleep in period underwear. In fact, they can provide extra protection against leaks while you're lying down, giving you peace of mind and a more comfortable night's sleep.