Thinx

As someone who initially had trouble telling when my period would come - I'd go to bed not expecting anything and then wake up with bloody underwear, pajamas and sheets - it seems really silly to be throwing away anything over a simple blood stain.
They wash out fairly easily.
We don't have any blood fears or taboos, I never got quarantined to a hut or was told I was 'impure' during my period.
I think our society has gotten way too disposable/throw-it away over the least little thing.
This sales pitch is not something that works on me to get me to try a product.

http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Blood-Stains

never heard of them so I had to look them up...

looks like they are underwear for females who are on their periods - guess they are built in pads?? Or at least a "back up" to tampons or pads...

I wonder if they would work for women who have bladder issues? After doing more research...these underwear can hold 3 teaspoons of liquid..

http://www.thelingerieaddict.com/2013/09/leakproof-underw...

I don't get the impression that these are disposable underwear, as B did.

I actually don't see this particular ad on my Mamapedia page.
(Nor do I pay much attention to ANY ad that does appear!)

But underwear with a built in pad would work for those sneeze/cough/pee moments, too, wouldn't they? Lol