I am 26 and a play sports. I have always used pads but it is an issue at night with hubby. What is other womens thoughts on these.
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Well I'm a widow but it wears like a pantie and the fit is so nice I don't think you or he will have a problem with the feel but I tried other styles and don't like any but the silhouette
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There's not a sizing guide as far as I know. Pantyliners are small, and might be good for the very beginning or very end of a cycle. Or if you have very light flow, they'd probably be fine. The standard pads should be adequate for regular to slightly heavy flow. The overnights are great for heavy flow or nighttime. The way you control how absorbent the pads are is with the inserts. I use no inserts if I'm waiting to start, or if I'm at the tail end of my cycle. I use one insert for the beginning and when I start to slow down. During my heaviest times, I use two inserts, and a nighttime pad at night. If you need something extra long, you can go for the postpartum pads, which are ridiculously long, but extremely useful if you toss around in your sleep.
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Volleyball or other "normal" pads are only somewhat effective for soccer. I wear a pair of 661 mountain biking knee pads. Very thick so lots of protection but the problem is that they move on the initial impact be it diving for a save or falling off my bike. I'm picking up a pair of these to wear UNDER my pads so that the big pad will take the fall and when it slips or moves this "base layer pad" will hopefully stay securely in place and absorb any additional impacts or sliding. The only question is since these were designed for basketball and a smooth court will the material holdup to the "grass" I play on which is very rough and unforgiving. We'll see... Volleyball or other "normal" pads are only somewhat effective for soccer. I wear a pair of 661 mountain biking knee pads. Very thick so lots of protection but the problem is that they move on the initial impact be it diving for a save or falling off my bike. I'm picking up a pair of these to wear UNDER my pads so that the big pad will take the fall and when it slips or moves this "base layer pad" will hopefully stay securely in place and absorb any additional impacts or sliding. The only question is since these were designed for basketball and a smooth court will the... » Read More Volleyball or other "normal" pads are only somewhat effective for soccer. I wear a pair of 661 mountain biking knee pads. Very thick so lots of protection but the problem is that they move on the initial impact be it diving for a save or falling off my bike. I'm picking up a pair of these to wear UNDER my pads so that the big pad will take the fall and when it slips or moves this "base layer pad" will hopefully stay securely in place and absorb any additional impacts or sliding. The only question is since these were designed for basketball and a smooth court will the material holdup to the "grass" I play on which is very rough and unforgiving. We'll see... « Show Less
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I believe it helps the pads last longer, but sadly will not replace getting new pads. that...I believe will still have to be done.. But it does work!! I believe it will only give you a couple extra weeks, but that to me is still a savings.
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Hello all,As a seller of these pads we recommend that you wash and dry them prior to use. They will fluff up once put through a cycle which will help with some of the minor issues you might have. Thank you all for your purchases. We truly appreciate your business.
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That's a awesome question lol. I think you may be bent over to much causing your elbows to dig through the pads which aren't to Thick. They are inexpensive enough to try in my opinion. Just make sure you have room on your bars.
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Sorry to hear you are having an issue. You might try a different type of pad. These headphones are great, but I also find them uncomfortable even with the foam. You might try the Koss headphones if these don't work for you. Good Luck!
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My husband moves around and sleeps on all sides. I put several pairs of different brands on him at all times AND a pair of rubber pants. I do feel that the tranquility are the most absorbent and do like the real-fit depends under them. And a cheaper store brand first. This way I ca
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I to was concerned about being to hot on a foam mattress. I am post menopausal and hot on any bed, however the foam is not any different then my regular bed for heat. I purchased a nice think mattress pad maybe that's helping.
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They are as-good-as/better-than any other "Pad" discharge and I have accidents around 350/400 ml's but that requires a fast access to a rest room or other change area and these pads are not really the best answer for large discharges. I had a much larger need before and you may wish to look into Men's Liberty, a different approach to male incontinence.
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Yes, the pad caused me to sweat. I used them on my bed during my pregnancy in fear that my water would breaking on the mattress. I reduced the sweating by putting it under the sheet and mattress pad plus a towel as extra layer between me and the pad.
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I have used these for years with no problem. The pads should not be falling out if you have the pad facing up just like the picture. Any more questions please feel free to ask :)
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I got 2 pads for that price when I ordered them. They are just as good as the Tapout and Hybusa ones for a fraction of the price. I use them twice a week, during my workouts, and they are still firm. They DO have a strong "new vinyl" for several months, but you wont notice it as much as my ultra pregnant wife... I didnt.
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I would be careful buying this mattress pad...I use a name brand sheet called Bradford home fashions...they sell them on Amazon its their Luxury ultra soft set. comes with bottom, top and pillow covers, its actual the most comfortable sheet set I have ever owned! I think its only around $30. So its cheaper than anywhere else and the quality is superb!! Super soft...good luck I hope I helped you out.
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I have not heard of that concern. I think you will feel a little buzzing sensation. Try more cream or less power and see if that helps. You can change position's of the pads as well.
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Hello...Just saying but these clearly state "Women's". I would not wear compression gear designed for a woman if I was a man (certain spots will get squeezed when they should not). However if you are a woman using a man ID: refer the CWX charts knowing that it is somewhat accurate (all people are build differently so going by weight and height rather than leg length and circumference is an issue). Your best bet is to try the exact brand and model at a local store and see how they fit.
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I rarely use them now because I'm rarely home and I'm single ...but when I did use them...yes..I only used them at home. I was not confident in public or at work. I was scared it would fall out. Lol. I wore mine while house cleaning since the box indicates they work best with you standing as opposed to sitting. Lol..my daughter would ask if I was ok because I would walk funny for awhile. Then you get used to it being in there because you learn to squeeze that muscle. Don't use them for too long at a time or every day because like with every muscle you will get sore. Haha..