Seventh Generation Pantiliners 50 ea

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

Like using more natural product. Works fine.

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

While these are nicely absorbent and have zero odor, I cannot get them to stick to my underwear. I press them on carefully, but within minutes they bunch up -- and often stick to ME!! The fabric of the underwear doesn't matter; they just don't stay put.

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

My favorite pantyliner so far! Affordable and good quality! Best part? They're Chlorine free, fragrance free and dyes free, which makes them safer to use. Although it's a little inconvenient not to have individual packages, it's more eco-friendly this way. Just put them in a zip bag (which can be reused) if you need to keep some in your purse.

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

I use these liners for everyday use. They are comfortable against my skin and they stay in place even if I'm moving and walking around. I haven't used them while working out. True they are not individually wrapped but I like that - less waste. I also buy another liner which does come individually wrapped for those times I want to have a liner in my purse or backpack and I want to keep it clean.

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

Great product! I don't understand the negative reviews on this product, I think they are great. After reading a lot of bad things about regular pads I decided to go all natural. I use these daily to stay dry down there and they certainly do the job! I highly recommend!

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

These are nice. I love Seventh Generation products-most other "Eco" products are either very over priced or not so "Eco" as you might think. Aren't as luxurious as the national brands but that is not a concern of mine. They do the job and stand by their ideals.

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

I avoided buying these because of the bad reviews here, and initially bought the more expensive Natracare. I wish I hadn't listened - I don't understand what the fuss is about. Granted, I never tried the older version of SG but I have had no issues with the adhesive, and I prefer less waste so don't want them individually wrapped. If you want to carry them in your purse, just put a few in a snack size bag - problem solved, with much less waste. :) I recommend these, and I'll definitely buy them again.

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

Glad not to have some plastic frankenmaterial on my parts all day!

Appreciate not having each pantyliner wrapped in paper or plastic. When I need to take some with me I just use a fabric cosmetic case.

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

These liners are great. They don't fall apart like another brand that I tried. They are super absorbent for such a thin liner. Perhaps it is a little inconvenient that they aren't individually wrapped. why not use a small Ziploc back to keep them clean? At least the Ziploc bag is good to use a few times before tossing.

Comments about Seventh Generation Pantiliners, 50 ea:

Have used these for several years, and am very disappointed with the new changes. No longer comfortable, don't adhere well, not individually wrapped. What happened, Seventh Generation??