Hanes Womens Period Underwear 3-Pack, Comfort, Period Super Leak Protection Period Panties for Women

So I’m a Walmart employee and I normally purchase Always disposable period underwear. But I wanted something washable for bladder leaks as well. I didn’t purchase these for my period. I purchased these for small bladder leaks caused by coughing or sneezing or laughing, etc. They’re perfect. They fit good and the coverage is perfect. They don’t irritate my skin like the disposable products do. I will be purchasing more here real soon!

I am very picky about period underwear. most tell you that they have to be worn with other sanitary products. but these are great without any thing else. I normally only order 1 brand from Amazon but I took a chance on these. and Im glad I did . I am very heavy and have 7 day periods. I tend to leak alot but these so far have withstood all of my period issues .

If you have an elderly parent suffering from dementia or Alzheimer's, these period panties are the best thing ever because depends. It's just a little pad attached to those undergarments that are very uncomfortable for the patient. I found that my mother was tearing the inside out of the pens, that's what led me to these period panties. This is the best thing on the market and they're washable. Thank you Jesus hallelujah

little bulky but ok you cant tell in your jeans works good for small bladder leaks for when you have sneezing or coughing or heavy lifting accidents. i used them for when i had flu because i caughed so hard it made me pee myself and i kept having to change my regular clothes so thease were great and helped me alot to ware i didnt have to change as often and great that they are washable

After years of dealing with leaks, I was fed up! I tried a variety of products and nothing worked. When I saw these, I was skeptical. But, I gave them a try. OMG, where have these been all my life?! New to the world of period underwear, I tested multiple brands before landing on these as my go-to product. Hanes Comfort Period Briefs are the most comfortable and most affordable of the five brands I tried. They fit and feel like real underwear! They aren't bulky under clothes and after a few minutes I forgot I had them on. The cut was perfect and the material is flexible and soft. The only difference between regular Hanes underwear and these period underwear is the absorbent and waterproof liners inside. They give ample protection center and back, but like most brands they are a few inches short at the front. I guess the designers don't realize those sudden and hefty gushes are multi-directional. I gifted these to family and friends. They thought it was a joke, but with some encouragement they became period underwear users. These underwear are designed for period use, but have multiple applications. They absorb a variety of fluids including blood, urine, and discharge. No, they are not diapers so don't expect to save you from a genuine potty accident. They are made to handle leaks and period flows. If you use them properly, they work great! And yes, they offer menstruation protection when you sleep. Hanes offers three leak levels: light, moderate, and heavy. The light and moderate versions have a thinner, less noticeable liner. The heavy can last a light flow user all day (24hrs) while a heavy flow user may want to change after 8 to 12 hours depending on their comfort level. Dabbing dry during bathroom breaks keeps the wetness away for women with heavy flows. They clean easily. Just rinse thoroughly then toss into the wash with the rest of your clothes. They clean and dry better if you flip them inside out. Also, they are fairly durable. After several months of laundering they're still in good condition. By the way, Hanes now offers them in bikini style!

These underwear have given me an peace of mind and relief, especially when I'm working as a caregiver. I have always had INSANELY heavy periods since I was nine. My typical routine was a super plus tampon, a pad and very thick underwear, even then, the first 3 out of 7 days of my period I'd bleed through the super plus tampon and the pad by hour 4... My 1st day wearing these I had alot of anxiety and was constantly checking to see if I bled through it but after the 2nd day I realized I didn't have to worry anymore, nor do I have to spend an insane amount of money buying tampons!!

The sizing on these is great. The material is comfortable enough, but just a bit scratchy, as someone who has very sensitive skin. They wash and dry well; I ran them on the gentle cycle (I didn't handwash, oops) and hung them to air dry, and wore them twice during menstruation. They're VERY absorbent and lasted through a full nighttime sleep with no leaks. My only real gripe is the positioning of the "pad" material gusset. It goes up plenty high enough in the back, especially for sleeping at night, but when I'm sitting upright, the front part is kind of low. I had a couple issues with blood sort of squishing up past the padded area in the front if I was sitting up, leaned over my desk for a long time without standing (I know, I shouldn't be doing that, anyway). But, that's the only issue I had with them! They are wonderful for sleeping!

I wear a size 16 pants and a 2X is tight. all my other undies are 1X but I bought these big just in case. it would have been better if I would have bought bigger. I will not buy these again

I put them on and in less than 20 minutes blood went through the front. l was excited thinking this would be an alternative to have to wear double heavy flow pads but it's not good at all.

As I have found with newer styles of Hanes Ladies briefs, they are always shaped weird. These were supposed to be regular briefs, but they fit below the belly button and the back is what is really weird. They make the back lower than the front, so it feels like they are falling down. I stopped buying these because of the discrepancy in sizing so I'll just have to kick myself before I consider buying Hanes Ladies underwear again.