Herbal infusions include mint, aloe vera, and lavender in the cooling pads, and ashwagandha, lavender, and lemon balm in the calming herbal-infused pads.
Reviewers commonly describe a pronounced cooling or minty/herbal tingling sensation that many find soothing, and many users report reduced cramps or pain relief.
Store suppositories in a cool, dry place. They can be used during menstruation but should not be used with tampons. Product details advise using them at bedtime or with a pantiliner, since they can leak.
Most sensitive pads list cotton as the material, and several product details specifically note a 100% organic cotton cover.
Products list Regular and Long pad lengths; common design features include wings and breathable material.
The primary active ingredient is boric acid. The product is a vaginal insert for adult use only and includes warnings such as: keep out of reach of children; do not use if pregnant or nursing; not for oral consumption; do not use on broken or irritated skin; and seek medical help or contact poison control if swallowed.
Pack counts shown across these items include 12, 14, 16, 20, and 30 units.
