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Liberty Cup Washable Organic Menstrual Panties are menstrual panties that protect you throughout your periodic cycle.
Liberty Cup Organic Cotton Menstrual Panty is designed in organic cotton to respect the skin. Its absorption capacity is 4 pads . It prevents leaks and odors. With these pretty menstrual panties you will be peaceful and serene all day long thanks to its 3 ultra thin layers which block any risk of leaks. These panties can be used independently or in addition to other conventional hygienic protection . Cotton in contact with the skin is 100% organic. The LibertyCup panties can also be used for urine leakage.
Rinse the panties in cold water then machine wash at 30 ° maximum. Do not use bleach, fabric softener or Marseille soap.
Comment on the advice of use and dosage of Liberty Cup Menstrual Panty Organic washable with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Liberty Cup Washable Organic Menstrual Panty is formulated on the basis of: Outer part: 92% polyamide, 8% elastane Inner part in contact with the skin: 100% organic cotton Absorbent layer: 97% cotton, 3% polyester Waterproof layer: 100% polyester PUL membrane
What are the side effects and contraindications?
External use. Observe the mode of use. Store in a clean, dry place away from heat, humidity and light. Always keep out of the reach of children. Suitable for all women and all cycles.
Presentation - Packaging
Version 1: Black with lace in size L-XL
Version 2: Detachable black in size L-XL
Version 3: Black in size SM
Version 4: Black in size SM in set
Version 5: Black in size L-XL as a set
Version 6: Beige in size SM
Version 7: Beige in size L-XL
For some time now, the world of sanitary protection has experienced a revival with the arrival of the cup (or menstrual cup) and period panties on the market. These alternatives are a real revolution for women looking for comfort and economy, without neglecting ecology. Why change your habits in terms of hygienic protection ? It's not easy being a woman every…
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