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The flexible shape sits in your underwear and takes up very little space. For the times you want discreet protection.
Discreet protection when you need a little extra comfort.
About €0,25 / piece · one-time purchase
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Absorbent layer of 100% organic cotton. Thin construction for small amounts of fluid.
Absorbent layer of 100% organic cotton. Thin construction for small amounts of fluid.
The flexible shape sits in your underwear and takes up very little space. For the times you want discreet protection. The adhesive strip lets you attach it directly to your underwear. Position it, smooth it out and check that it's straight before putting it on.
You can take a few with you in your bag and open them when you need to, without carrying the whole box.
Easy to use and to take with you.
The flexible shape sits in your underwear and takes up very little space. For the times you want discreet protection.
The adhesive strip lets you attach it directly to your underwear. Position it, smooth it out and check that it's straight before putting it on.
You can take a few with you in your bag and open them when you need to, without carrying the whole box.
Liners are designed for small amounts of fluid. You decide when they're useful, based on your needs.
Extra protection for your underwear on the days you prefer it.
At the start or end of your period, if you only have a small amount of blood.
As extra protection in your underwear. Follow the instructions for the internal product separately.
Different components, explained one at a time.
Top layer of non-woven 100% organic cotton. This is the soft surface in direct contact with the skin.
100% organic cotton. Absorbs and holds small amounts of fluid inside the liner.
Bottom membrane made of biopolymer, which helps limit fluid from coming through to your underwear. The biopolymer is a separate component from the cotton layers.
Tap a layer to see the material and what it does.
It's attached with hot-melt adhesive, protected by silicone paper until use. The contact layer and the absorbent layer are each made of 100% organic cotton; the product also contains components made of other materials.
Choose a step to see what to do.
Illustrations show the product and routine schematically.
Wash your hands, open the wrapper and remove the paper protecting the adhesive strip.
Place the adhesive side on clean, dry underwear. Smooth it out so it sticks evenly.
Remove the used liner and put in a new one when you need to.
Put the used liner in the general waste bin. Don't flush it down the toilet.
Separate the used product from the packaging, and follow your local waste-sorting rules.
After use, put it in the general waste bin. Don't flush it down the toilet or leave it in nature.
Contains PLA and polyester. Check your local council's rules before sorting it separately; don't assume it can be composted at home.
Keep the empty box clean and dry. Sort it as cardboard according to your local council's guidelines.
For small amounts of discharge, spotting or as extra protection in your underwear when you use a menstrual cup or disc. They are designed for light absorbency.
They're suitable for light spotting, but not for moderate or heavy menstrual bleeding. When your flow increases, choose a product with suitable absorbency.
Check regularly, and change the liner when it becomes damp or soiled, or when it feels uncomfortable. How often depends on the amount of fluid and your activities; there's no guaranteed wearing time.
No. “Daily” describes the product category, not a requirement to use them. You can use them when you'd like a little extra protection for your underwear.
The box contains 24 individually wrapped liners. Each liner is 15.5 cm long.
The contact layer against the skin and the absorbent layer are each made of 100% organic cotton, according to the technical data sheet. The product also contains a biopolymer bottom membrane and adhesive, so the percentage doesn't describe the whole liner.
Yes. The bottom layer contains biopolymer, and the individual wrapper contains PLA and polyester. These components are separate from the organic cotton layers. A material being plant-based doesn't automatically mean it isn't plastic.
No. Liners are single-use liners. After use, replace the liner with a new one.
Don't flush them down the toilet. Put the used liner in the general waste bin. Don't assume the wrapper or the product can be composted at home; composting conditions and which materials are accepted depend on the documentation and the local waste system.
Keep them in a clean, dry place in their intact packaging. Open the individual wrapper just before use, and check the shelf-life information on the box.
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