Cora Ultra Thin Organic Bladder Liners | Incontinence & Postpartum Pads for Women | Panty Liners for Bladder Leaks | Breathable Cotton (50 Extra Long Liners)

I've tried so many different pads, and one of the big issues I have with bladder leak pads is that most of them have fragrance. Fragrance has chemicals that are irritating to my skin (and they aren't good for you either). Some companies don't list it on the box, which infuriates me, because then I end up having to throw them in the trash.My skin tends to be sensitive, and the material in these pads have never bothered my skin. They have always been high quality and easy on the skin.CORA are super comfy, easy-to-use, not too long (I use the regular size) never had an issue with the pad moving, except when I sleep sometimes. I love these, I can wear them under tight pants, jeans, dresses, you name it! They are always discreet, absorb really well, and are fragrance-free.I only purchase CORA bladder leak pads now. It's nice to know that I can always get these pads, I'm confident they will work, and I know they are excellent quality.These are the only pads I use for bladder leaks, because I know they will always be scent-free, comfy, easy to use. They stay sealed in your purse for weeks (I've had some pad covers open up and my pad pops out!) and come in three different sizes you can use based on your comfort preference. Definitely try these pads if you haven't.

Cora Pads are so comfortable. Truly made of cotton and have good adhesive. Cotton area does not stick to delicate skin like some other brands I have used. Great for sudden bladder leaks due to coughing or sneezing. Pads hold fluid well. I liked them so much, I decided to subscribe for 72 count, every 2 months.

I like these panty liners as they are slim, 100% cotton , come in different lengths and are easy to carry an extra one in your purse!

I’ve tried 3 sizes: regular, extra long, and the bladder ones. The bladder ones were really great. The extra long were good. The regular ones bunch up like crazy and stick to my bum. But they all absorb very well and don’t leak (if they stay on, I’m looking at you regular size)

These are a great every day item. They absorb well and are great for days where you’re not sure exactly when menstruation is going to occur but saves your clothes. The material they’re made out of is high quality too.

Economical , and they work very well to stay dry anuncomfortable

I really, really dislike these pads. They do not stay in place at all. I was trying to figure out what the difference is - why do Attn: Grace and Always Discreet for Sensitive Skin stay in place and these Cora pads always bunch up and move and become so uncomfortable? I actually took out all three and compared them side by side by side and what I came up with is the adhesive is done differently. With Attn: Grace and Always there is a thick strip adhesive all the way down the pad (think the back of a sticky note - one adhesive strip) . The Cora has the adhesive in two thin strips down the length of the pad. And the bunching pretty much lines up with the thin strips of adhesive. I also do not find these vey absorbent. I think Always is better and Attn: Grace is about the same but they do not have an extra long liner (at this time), so I am comparing the absorbency of a shorter length to Cora's longer length and Cora still loses. I disliked my experience with the Cora pads so much I threw the rest of the box away. And I am really careful with my budget , so that is not something I did lightly. Usually I will deal with a bad purchase until it runs out and figure lesson learned. I finally had it with these. Between the annoying uncomfortable bunching and the lack of absorbency, I had it and I tossed them. Great that we are not putting harsh chemicals down there - but the design needs to be way better.

I was having issues with other name-brand pads irritating and causing redness and itchiness. I decided to give Cora liners a try, and I have no problems. They are perfect and do what they're meant to do.