Menstrual underwear for teens?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are marketed to replace tampons, pads. But I bought 5 them for my teen when she started her periods. She still wears pads, but has never had stains on her clothes. They look/feel/wash just like regular underwear.

I think your way of using them--as a backup to a pad or tampon--is reasonable and a good idea for a teen with an unpredictable flow. But it is absolutely disgusting to think that people use these as pad/tampon replacements. Gross.

When I was on the pill (for years), my period was really light. I could have worn these for a day at work, or a night out.

[Anonymous]

You guys, those of you who think it's gross, they're NOT underwear with a built-in pad. Look at the website. It's a different and new technology.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You guys, those of you who think it's gross, they're NOT underwear with a built-in pad. Look at the website. It's a different and new technology.

They aren't interested in the facts, only their own loony-tunes imaginary narrative. Who do they sound like??