Give me one good reason to switch to organic pads?

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Don’t get me wrong, I’ve seen all the benefits of organic sanitary products, but sis, regular pads have been cost effective for a college student like me.
While you’re at it can you send me some recommended brands 😊😊

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If you want something seriously economical and also environmental friendly try menstrual cups.

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These! They are organic but cheaper than other organic ones and come in a decent sized package. 
They used to only be available online or at Target but they sell them at other stores now too. Walmart, CVS, Kroger.
I suggest getting them at Target or Walmart, they are cheapest there. CVS is more expensive for a smaller pack. 
They are $7 and some change for 42 pads

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I’ve used many cups, I like disks better. And you get two for really cheap! They come in two sizes because you cervix height can change during your cycle. These don’t rely on suction to be leak-proof like cups do because they go farther in and don’t sit in the vaginal canal. I never get leaks from the disks like I did with tampons and cups. 
You can also buy a pack of reusable pads on Etsy…i bought black fabric instead of white. I have a pack on 7 regular and 7 thong pads. Best purchases ever!
I’ve also seen menstrual underwear…many people recommended those on this app though I’ve never personally used them before.
It may seem economical to use disposable pads but you have to buy them every month, that’s $100-$200 a year at least. The menstrual disks cost $25 and your good for 2 years or more. The reusable fabric pads cost about $35 for a pack of 7 but then you have them for years…
Non-organic pads use bleach, and our vagina will soak up that bleach, not good for you and it’s crazy expensive over the long run.

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Beautiful, soft, economical and environmentally friendly.
I like the black because they don’t stain.

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Walmart has shero period panties and I’m obsessed. Especially for light days and extra protection with tampons. No they’re no gross, no they don’t feel wet, no it doesn’t smell. Pink is now making them too but idk how good they are.

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I don't recommend disposable products. I suggest reusable cloth pads as they are much healthier. Disposable pads and tampons contain toxic ingredients that are meant to make your period worse and last longer so you'll use more of their products.

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I feel you about the cost. These are a Walmart exclusive, less than $6 which are cheaper than regular pads. Thank me later 💖

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They're vegan(no animals harmed), environmentally friendly and you don't have to get fully undressed to change.