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Always Long Plus - 14Description: Pads with Wings: The one-way Dri-Weave topsheet draws moisture into the pad. The Always wings help the pad stay in ... more Newest Review: ... people with light flow periods( lucky them ) they would only need 2 drops lets say. My periods have become really heavy ... more |
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by saznant - written on 26/01/04 (Very useful, 321 readings)
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I have always used sanitary towels but trying to find the right ones have been a nightmare. I had pads that are comfortable but have not been very absorbent, then I have tried ones that have absorbed really well, but felt like you had a brick in your knickers. I have tried ones that have no flexiblility and have had ones that just crumple into bits of nothing. I had tried them all. I dreaded my next period, always worrying about not being protected from leakages. Then I bought these from boots. Purely because I had see them on a tv ad recently and it had stuck in my mind. I had always thought that they would be really expensive but they ...
by gill1960 - written on 31/01/03 (Very useful, 253 readings)
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Oh! No, not that time of the month again. As I have gotten older my periods have become a lot heavier. The Doctor told me I have fibroids, but as I am nearing the change it is best to leave them alone as they will shrink after I have reached the menopause. So that is fair enough for me. I don’t want unnecessary operations if time will heal. But what do I do in the mean time…. My periods are so heavy that I cant even go out. I stopped using tampons years ago, when I read about toxic shock syndrome. (That scared me) The pads that were on sale were useless. No matter how I positioned them, I either soiled my pants with ...
by Anf|eld - written on 27/02/02 (Very useful, 207 readings)
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Having experienced both the wonders and marvels of various brands of tampons ( all sizes and flow) for years,I reverted for a while to pads. This was maybe because the television is now so full of the wonders of the new technologies applied to them,(yep! to menstrual accesories) that I thought it would be worth a try. So, off to the chemist I went, armed with a firm idea of what I wanted. Once there, the shelves and shelves they seem to be able to fill with these products is daunting. I mean it's not like magazines is it? Once past the decision part: Always long plus (just in case)I got to the paying department:£1.79 for a pack of ...




