Panty liners are one of the best inventions for menstruators. They help keep the intimate area dry, clean, and fresh.

They protect undies from getting soiled by vaginal discharge or spotting.Most panty liners are thin and soft, much thinner than your regular sanitary pads, so that users can stick them to their undergarments and forget about them.

They can absorb a light flow and prevent embarrassing situations.

- Deep-soft designed sheet absorbs the fluid quickly, can keep its surface dry and is a great comfort to you.

- Anti-leak channels help, prevent side leakage and absorb fluid more quickly.

- Softer cotton-feeling top sheet for ultimate comfort.

- Ultra-thin pad with suitable absorbency.

- For daily use.

Integral for intimate hygiene

Depending upon the stage of menstrual cycle that you are in, you will experience vaginal discharge that might lead to prolonged wetness and discomfort. Panty liners absorb this wetness and keep you feeling fresh and clean. This comes in especially handy during a workout or long days at work or school.

Absorb light urine leaks

Sneezing, coughing, laughing, or indulging in heavy workouts such as running, skipping rope or jumping jacks can lead to stress induced involuntary urination, where due to a sudden added pressure on the bladder you experience light urine leaks. Stress induced involuntary urination is a very common phenomenon and panty liners act as light padding that can absorb such light leakages.

Days leading up to the period

If you can sense your periods approaching you can start using panty liners on the days leading up to your period so that you can avoid any surprises and protect your panties and clothes from getting soiled. This is especially important if your menstrual cycle is erratic, and your periods are not regular.

Arrest light menstrual bleeding

During the last couple of days of your period when you are not bleeding as heavily as to warrant the usage of a sanitary napkin, panty liners can do the job by absorbing your light flow and preventing staining.

Added protection with tampons and menstrual cups

If you have recently switched to using tampons or menstrual cups and are still getting used to them, combining them with panty liners is a good idea. This will protect you against any accidental leakages until you feel confident and get used to using them.

Use them while travelling

Keeping a stack of panty liners handy while traveling will help you keep your undergarments clean, especially when washing them frequently is not an option, say for example, on a trek.

Use them against postpartum bleeding

Postpartum bleeding can last anywhere between four to eight weeks. If the flow during this period is not too heavy, panty liners can do the job of absorbing it.