I'm actually just looking for a panty liner - not a menstrual pad. How thin/thick are these?
518579
They are very thin and also fairly short, less than 5.5 inches long. They work well and feel soft.
518580
these are an actual panty liner, not a pad. so they are thin, as a panty liner is expected to be. just know that in my experience, the adhesive isn't great on these.
518581
Thank you Elizabeth and Christina - I was confused by the comments because many of the reviews seem to imply they were being used for menstrual periods. Thanks!
912858
I'd say they are pretty trim. The actual pad itself is thick, but because there is no added material on the sides it stays pretty trim. They are ridiculously apsorbent for how trim they are as well!
491792
Pad has thickness, not thin. Bought it for my son for a not so great mattress; he stated it made a big difference. Hope this helps.
1532461
These are probably and inch, maybe more, thick at the thickets part. They will not work in place of a bra with adhesive- they are meant simply as an insert not any type of bra or support. There are silicone adhesive bras, you might want to try one of those- try searching for "adhesive silicone bra" or "nubra".
1581716
No these were not thin. They also were very rough. Instead of returning them via Amazons preferred service and getting a credit I donated them to charity. Don`t buy these socks. I rate them "F".
264955
They are very thin throughout, but are slightly (very slightly) thicker in the middle. However, this is not enough to absorb much of anything. They also shrink significantly when washed/dried. I had to send them back.
54825
Yes they are fairly thin. I am not sure how they can call themselves 1500 thread count I have had 600 thread count with far superior quality.
634500
They are not what I consider thin nor are they excessively thick. However, Mizuno makes a knee high sock that is ribbed and recommended for both volleyball and softball. It has a thinner feel and may suit your needs. Not certain of how many colors are offered.
126542
Not too thick- maybe 1.5 inches. "Pad" and not "bed" is a good description.
2133796
These are pretty much the thickness of any normal glass or cup. I've had mugs in the past that were so thick you ended up spliiling over with each sip, but that is not the case with these.
1467852
They are not thin but they do have nice padding. I personally do not care for these socks as the do not stretch easily and I struggle to put them on my size 12 feet.
380016
Not to thick. If you folded them maybe. I have been using them since my son was 4 months old
1845238
Standard thickness I think, but they feel a bit smaller...which is good for me, they are really nice.
1716059
They are not thick, but they're not see-through. I would use them over a lighter color. It launders beautifully, with hardly a wrinkle.
806470
They are actually pretty thick. I really like this company. I have ordered from them for a while now. I hope this helps.
238559
They are a similar thickness to the muslin swaddles. I wouldn't say "thin" but the muslin is definitely more breathable and different from a traditional cotton sheet.
890016
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.