Bambody Absorbent Panties, Period Underwear for Women and Teens - Leakproof, Soft, Breathable, Comfortable

Bought this on a lightning deal after seeing lots of good reviews on the brand and so glad I did!! I will be comparing this to my Modibodi Classic Bikini. For my testing, I wore Bambody without my Lena period cup.Sizing & Fit -- I was hesitant to buy this at first bcus I was weary of the sizing chart. According to the chart I'm a size 8 which tracks with my usual size 16/XL but ultimately went with a 9. Some of the reviews pointed out that the leg holes feel tight and sizing feels a bit small but either way I'm glad I sized up bcus my heaviest days was were I was bloated the most. The extra room allowed me to roam comfortably. I also really loved that this underwear went over my pooch even though they have another high-waisted underwear. Modibodi fit right on the get go but it certainly feels a bit tight on my bloating days. Hard to say who wins here, sizing is always tricky for companies to get right.Capacity: Both my Modibodi and Bambody overnight underwears boast a 4 tampon capacity but .... I think they hold a lot more. I wore both for about a day and a half and they held so much blood, it took me 10 full min to rinse out the blood by hand until the water ran clear-ish. Bambody only leaked due to user error. I had sat weird which dislodged the padding area but it was minor. On the other days I wore it, it never leaked. I'd say both win here.Material - Love love Bambody's construction of their underwear. It feels very thin and soft like a regular underwear. Hardly noticable with jeans or a skirt. Modibodi feels a bit thicker and it's does feel more diaper-ish around the padding areas. Both have front to back padding yet I would say Bambody wins for making theirs feel more discreet.Other notes: Bambody had a fraying edge out of nowhere during my first use. I'll be keeping an eye on it and update this review if it falls apart. Furthermore, I'm dismayed that my bodily functions bleached the gusset while in use. Not a fault of the company, it just means you have a healthy vagina.Pricing -You honestly can't beat Bambody's pricing, original or lightning deal. It's worth it at both price points. Modibodi is an Aussie brand which is why theyre more expensive. For them, you'd definitely have to wait for a deal to come along. Bambody does win in this category!Regardless of my review, I am impressed and love both companies for making great period underwears. It makes me happy to have cut out wasteful pads in my life and to strive to be eco-friendly! I'll be trying out Goat Union in the future and see how it compares to these two. 😉

Bambody wins again! Their products are so comfortable. They always fit just right. I went with my regular size and could have easily sized down. They're very absorbent and I don't ever feel moisture.These have a elastic band that holds the waist up or you can wear it below the belly.I do wish they'd make something in the below the belly style, just a little higher on the pelvis than their post partum style from a few years ago. But these are great for a higher rise panty.I caught them on sale, so they were a good value.

I was interested in this product because of sustainability, PFAS concern, and long term money savings. I do not enjoy reusable pads (they move around too much), nor the cup. I really like these underwear. They absorb and keep me dry. However, the previous statement applies only if I wear them for a lesser amount of time than their suggested use. That being said, I do not leave the house without an extra pair with me and some sort of odorless/wet seal bag to discard the used pair (like a reusable pad). Again, this is ok for me but may not be for you.I’m usually a small. The small size fits, however, it doesn’t have much stretch due to the internal absorbent lining. And so, I prefer the medium. It feels slightly loose on the bum area but it’s much more comfortable and just as effective.I would like to add that it is quite frustrating that companies think selling packages of 3-5 pair is sufficient for 1 bleed. Especially because it is advised not to put the underwear in the dryer. I have 6 pair and they only lasted me a day and a half. Hoping that the pair that I washed will be dry by tomorrow. If not, I have to buy a box of pads. Which makes me very sad to think about.I think the overpricing and deflation of period products needs to end. Why does it need to be so expensive? #EndThePinkTax

Really like these!! They make no noise and have been comfortable. They run a bit big BUT im usually bloated when id wear these so its comfortable to wear.

These worked ok but given what they are used for good or ok are just not good enough. I am 5’5, 180lbs and ordered a size 9 which was the Amazon recommended size. They fit comfortably and felt like full coverage across my butt (which is my widest part) as well as full coverage for pad replacement. I have a very heavy cycle and felt wet at times which drove me crazy. If you’re used to wearing pads then this may be normal for you but I solely wore tampons in an effort to avoid that wet feeling. The absorbency was really slow which is why I think I felt wet. Once everything absorbed into the underwear it was fine. I did not have any leaks but I still gave it 3 stars because of the slow absorption. I also did not wear them more than a couple of hours because of the slow absorbency and I felt subconscious about having a leak. Thankfully I was home when I tried them because I do not believe I would have made it through the workday without leaking. I purchased a different brand of the period panties and do not have any problems with the other pair. I have also switched over to a menstrual cup and wear this brand as a backup if the cup leaks. Having a heavier flow this is necessary when trying to sleep comfortably so I am thankful for having them either way. If you have a light to normal flow then these should work but for heavier flow I was not a fan.