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Do you enjoy Always Ultra Thin pads or Always Maxi pads?
Which one works better if you have a heavy flow and leak easily?
Truthfully, I used to use Always Ultra Thin. I no longer use them because I m a very heavy bleeder and would go through 14-28 pads a cycle. I have found a more natural alternative that has slowed my flow with no leakage whatsoever and the best part, I use way less pads.
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Is there any chance that you could let me know what the natural alternative was? Thanks for your input!
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That would depend on what point it is in my cycle. Obviously if it is a day in which I'm heavier in flow, I use a thicker pad and when I'm lighter, a thinner one. I keep both on hand.
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