Helps catch the flow
The small absorbent pad is designed to sit externally and catch some menstrual flow before it reaches your usual sanitary pad.
Have you heard of disposable interlabial pads? Discover what they are, how they are used, and decide whether you’d like to know more.
Find out how it worksInterlabial pads are small, absorbent products designed to sit gently between the labia and absorb menstrual flow. They can be used alongside your usual period product as an extra layer of support, particularly on days when you’d like a little extra confidence.
Interlabial pads are designed to help guide menstrual flow towards your usual sanitary pad. By absorbing some flow before it reaches the pad, they may help you feel drier and more comfortable.
They are used alongside your usual sanitary pad, which continues to provide the main absorbent protection.
The small absorbent pad is designed to sit externally and catch some menstrual flow before it reaches your usual sanitary pad.
It is intended to help direct flow towards your sanitary pad, rather than leaving as much moisture around the body.
By helping manage flow and dampness, it may help you feel fresher and more comfortable. Results can vary from person to person.
A closer look at the shape, soft layers and slim profile of a disposable interlabial pad.
Designed to sit comfortably between the labia.
A closer look at the pad's outer surface.
A compact design intended for discreet use.
People have different preferences and experiences with menstrual products. If you are curious, register your interest below and ask questions before deciding whether to try it. There is no obligation to take part.
No. The product format referenced here is intended to be used together with a sanitary pad, not as the only menstrual product.
No. It is positioned externally between the labia. Do not insert it into the vagina.
No. It is disposable. Remove and replace it according to the instructions supplied with the product.
Do not assume so. Follow the disposal instructions on the exact product packaging. If the packaging does not clearly say it can be flushed, place it in household waste.
A small trial pack is planned for £3 for 12 pads. Registering does not commit you to buying; details can be confirmed before any payment.
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