Always ZZZ Overnight Period Underwear - S/M - 7ct

A: Yes. Actually That’s my reason for wearing them. I don’t have to worry about any leakage

A: Yes I have heavy flow and need to change night pads every 2 hours for several days. But I've worned these diapers for the heaviest period and have 0 stains and they aren't too noticeable, I love them

A: Even though I hate to be "that girl", I still felt it necessary to say... This idea is actually old news! Lol. At least to me, it is. Because unfortunately, my menstrual cycle has been getting a lot heavier, the older I get. "Over time, the more frustrated I got about it, the more helpless I felt! For no one woman deserves this sad hand I was dealt! Nor was I ever willing to accept this as my fate! As I kept thinking to myself, there's got to be a better way! While in my desperation to come to a clear conclusion, that's when I realized, at last, I HAD found a better solution! I could just wear Adult Diapers instead, almost as an illusion!" Aha! So that's when I decided to make the switch from using maxi pads to disposable underwear for incontinence, at least on my heavy days. Now that may sound a bit extreme. Though, ironic as it may seem, needing to (occasionally) wear "Depends" in my 30s & 40s already, actually makes me feel rather confident! Heh. I'm a lot more comfortable just going about my day, especially at work! Because I no longer feel the need to constantly worry about any embarrassing leakage! It's a relief to use them when I sleep at night, as well! I can rest assured (literally) that I won't have to wake up to a mess in my bed. It's a no-brainer! Since disposable underwear was originally designed with the capacity to absorb a bladder-full of urine, throughout the night... then obviously they can handle any menstrual flow, no matter how heavy it may be! So I hope that perhaps this will help some other women out there to come up with a better, possibly cheaper solution for their heavy-flow days! Now, having said all that, please realize that I stand by Always brand products, 100%! Because they have "ALWAYS" been my trusted brand of pads, over the years. (Pun intended! Lol.) And I still continue to purchase their products, to this day! In fact, I chose Always brand for my disposable underwear, as well. I find them to be more comfortable & reliable than the other leading brands! I'm so grateful that the Always company finally decided to branch out from their feminine hygiene brand. Because years ago, when they introduced their new line of incontinence products to the market? Well, that was about the same time that I realized it would be a genius idea to wear them! 😉

A: my flow is medium/heavy & i loved it so i would say yes just be cautious because everyone is different

A: Yes, Always ZZZ period underwear absorbs as much as five Always Ultra Pads so there’s no backup required.

A: Yes! Perfect bc it’s confidence in not worrying about leakage

A: My 14 year old daughter loves these and wears a size small but she like the thick teens better for day

A: Yes, this product would be okay to use.

A: It doesn't matter it's the same on both sides

A: Always ZZZ Period Underwear has a definite front and back, and it is important to wear them correctly to get the best wearing experience. The front has more of a narrow shape, while the back has a wider shape like a brief or bikini-style underwear.

A: Our S/M is designed to fit waists 28"- 40".

A: The large also says 7. I believe the 7 is the quantity of underwears in the pack. Hope that helps.

A: Poly, we understand your concern and will be more than happy to assist over! Always ZZZ don’t work in the water. If you are planning a trip to the pool during your period, use a tampon. If you prefer not to use tampons, we suggest that you wear Always ZZZ or a Always pad under your swimsuit and stick to water-free sunbathing instead of swimming. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns, we always want to hear from you!

A: This product is lightly scented.

A: Always ZZZ Period Underwear are not washable. They are a one time use disposable product like liners, pads, and tampons. After using, they're intended to be placed in household waste for disposal.