Organyc 100% Certified Organic Cotton Inside and Out Folded Panty Liner, Ultra Thin, Light Flow, 24 Count

Good product; just too expensive.

I’ve tried other mini liners but this is the best for me as it doesn’t cause itching

Love the quality and the fact that its clean

Great pads and comfy. I love that they are organic however I removed a start because they are pricy.

This is the first time I have ever thrown a product away. I tried three liners in three days. The liner pad is, as others said extremely thin and falls apart quickly. I would still have used them up if it had not been for the horrible adhesive which stuck to panties leaving a gooey mess. I do not need a product that will ruin my underwear from the adhesive.

CVS discontinued their 'Live Better' organic cotton panty liner in early 2025 that I used for years. I did a lot of research and settled on the Organyc cotton panty liner. I am so glad I did - Organyc and CVS are the same liner! They have the same ingredients and same two strips of adhesive on the back. They both have organic cotton top sheet and core (most of the pads I looked at only had an organic top sheet). I am so happy I bought these. They perform just as well as the CVS liners, they are non-irritating, and the adhesive works very well. I just wish the Organyc liners were were cheaper in price. I used to get 48 liners at CVS for the price of 24 Organyc liners.

This is a review of three pantyliners which are "chemical (pesticide, chlorine) free". I have given myself a couple months to trial these pantyliners before writing my final review. Rank (from favorite to least favorite): 1. Honeypot (favorite) PRODUCT HAS BEEN CHANGED BY MANUFACTURER (photo is no longer representative of current product being sold now) 2. Natracare 3. Organyc (least favorite) Pros and Cons (overview): Both Organyc and Honeypot are individually packaged, which is nice for putting in your purse/bag when you leave home. But contributes to plastic waste. Natracare pantyliners are not individually wrapped in plastic. Individual reviews: Organyc: The thinnest of all three pantyliners. Absorbency is just OK, I have light spotting and it works well for this. The adhesive holds well to your underwear if just lounging around, however if you do a lot of moving around or sweating (like exercise or a physical job), it might not hold up well. I was shocked to find the thin layers completely separated from the moisture of sweat when I went to the bathroom during a very active day at work. As a pantyliner, it should be able to hold up to moisture and movement. Not very impressed and will not be repurchasing this one. Natracare Curved: This pantyliner is the thickest of the three. Adhesive works fine. The pantyliner itself doesn't seem to hold up very well to moisture and the surface fibers begin to come loose or somehow disintegrate if you don't change it frequently enough. Enough said about it, I tried it and probably will not be repurchasing because I have found something I like better. Honeypot: As of this update in March 2024, I no longer recommend this product as it was significantly changed. It is shorter and wider and the adhesive doesn't work as well. Very disappointed but still like it more than I did natracare and organyc.

Nice design and good quality. It feels sturdy and well built. I would recommend it.

Trop fine un peu déçu

Absolutely love these feminine panty liners! Love the confidence that they are organic.

Encuentro muy caro para la cantidad y es muy finito, no aguanta ni una hora, se mueve y molesta

Width is rather wide for a pantyliner and it makes me itch. Has a bit of earthy smell to it, not to my liking.

I have tried many different light pads and these are by far the most comfortable and effective