THINX underwear are a blessing for us women that don't want to wear tampons or pads during that time of the month. Who needs the chemicals? Plus, bulk is not feminine.
The underwear come in different styles and sizes. You can decide how many you need based on your cycle. The inside is cotton, with five different layers treated with anti-microbial silver.
You can keep one pair on for hours, no joke. It's sounds gross, but you don't feel damp at all.
They are pricey. Hiphuggers, for your heavy days, are $34.00 each. Then again, how much do you spend on pads and tampons, not to mention ruined underwear?
To wash them, you should rinse them first, then cold wash. Technically, you're supposed to let them air-dry, but if you forget, it's not a big deal if they run through the dryer.
For every pair of THINX, bought, the company sends money to help AFRIpads give feminine hygiene products to women and girls in Uganda.
Find out more at https://www.shethinx.com/pages/index
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