I appreciate the attention to detail in terms of comfort. The soft and gentle material is easy on the skin, preventing any irritation or discomfort. It's a small detail, but it makes a big difference, especially during those sensitive nights. What sets Stayfree apart is not just the product itself but the brand's commitment to quality. I feel confident and secure using these pads, knowing that they have been designed with the user's comfort and well-being in mind.

Although I no longer wear pads (tampon switch) I really did love these specific one when I used them ! I tried many different brands like the off brand, always, etc. and Stayfree was always the most comfy ! I hated wearing the big thick pads that made you feel like you were wearing a diaper when I was younger. I decided to make the switch to thin ones when I was older and I loved them ! I could barely feel it there and I (being a very heavy bleeder) still never bled through these ! Super great pads and I definitely recommend if you want to feel more comfy around that time off the month too !

A Pad That is Actually Comfortable

After giving birth I couldn't use tampons until healed and had to use pads, which I hadn't used in years. I underestimated how long I would need them so had to keep buying more packs. I bought Always (the brand I had used years ago) equate and then Stayfree. Stayfree was by far the most comfortable. Equate was the least comfortable and Always was just slightly better than equate. Stayfree felt more cushiony while still being ultra thin whereas equate and always had a 'plastic' like material feeling that irritated my skin. Stayfree also absorbed better than the other two. Although I still prefer tampons, Stayfree will be my go to if I need pads in the future. Price is a bit more than the generic brands, but much lower than other name brands and well worth it for a ... MoreAfter giving birth I couldn't use tampons until healed and had to use pads, which I hadn't used in years. I underestimated how long I would need them so had to keep buying more packs. I bought Always (the brand I had used years ago) equate and then Stayfree. Stayfree was by far the most comfortable. Equate was the least comfortable and Always was just slightly better than equate. Stayfree felt more cushiony while still being ultra thin whereas equate and always had a 'plastic' like material feeling that irritated my skin. Stayfree also absorbed better than the other two. Although I still prefer tampons, Stayfree will be my go to if I need pads in the future. Price is a bit more than the generic brands, but much lower than other name brands and well worth it for a little bit of comfort.*For anyone that is really sensitive, Stayfree has a slight scent to it. I had just assumed it was scent free and so I was hesitant at first to use it because scented products like that can cause irritations/infections, but it didn't bother me, but could bother someone else who may be more sensitive.

A new big problem to this pad....Beware

This new package I opened up does not have the paper strip between the pad and the liner. After I used the pad, when I tried to take it off of my underwear, part of it tore apart and was stuck to the underwear so strongly, that I had to peel it away little by little and still have not gotten it off. This is the 3rd time this has happened. This never happened when they had the paper strip in between the wrapper and the pad. I will stop using this if my other new bags are this way also. It is impossible to peel some of the pad away from your underwear. The pad breaks apart and some comes off and some stay impossibly stuck to the underwear.

Doesn’t stick properly

I normally buy Always brand pads and pantiliners. I saw that Walmart was offering a $2 incentive so I decided to try Stayfree instead. The pad is long enough. The issue is that none of them stick fully to your panties. The top and bottom of the pads roll up and is like having no protection at all at that point. Maybe I got a bum pack but I won’t be spending money to buy another pack to test that theory.

Loved these for 25 years and now they've changed

Why change a good thing? I’ve used these for 20 years and these no longer have the cotton-y feel I’ve always loved. I looked closer for the first time today and the material is so different, there’s almost like a sheen to the material now. I read other reviews and people are saying these cause leaks now. The cotton feel is no longer there, so my guess is that it’s lost it’s absorbency. This was the best pad out there and now I sadly have to move on. Maybe Reels? At least I know it’s cotton.

Poorly Redesigned

I have used Stayfree ultra thin overnight pads with wings for close to 30 years. Why, because that's what my mother used. I've tried other brands but never felt like they provided the same protection and comfort. I purchased a new pack a couple of days and immediately noticed it felt...different. I examined the pad thinking it may have bunched up because of poor application. Nope, the design of the pad has completely changed. The pads are much thinner than normal, almost hard. The pad has been shorten and the night guard zone now only flares out at the back so the protection I loved now causes leakage due to lost of coverage. They removed the long strip of waxy paper that use to keep the adhesive from sticking (they did something similar a few years ago with the ... MoreI have used Stayfree ultra thin overnight pads with wings for close to 30 years. Why, because that's what my mother used. I've tried other brands but never felt like they provided the same protection and comfort. I purchased a new pack a couple of days and immediately noticed it felt...different. I examined the pad thinking it may have bunched up because of poor application. Nope, the design of the pad has completely changed. The pads are much thinner than normal, almost hard. The pad has been shorten and the night guard zone now only flares out at the back so the protection I loved now causes leakage due to lost of coverage. They removed the long strip of waxy paper that use to keep the adhesive from sticking (they did something similar a few years ago with the wings) so now the pad sticks to the wrapper leaving the adhesive less tacky which causes movement. I'm sure the company will find a way to blame COVID, but I think these companies looking for more ways to increase profit with little regard to quality. I guess it's time to start considering Diva Cup type options.

StayFree Ultra Thin Pads NO WINGS!!! Yayyy!!

These are great because they are not too thick %26 not too thin—can be used used for dual purposes..The best thing about them is they are a First Rate Brand— perfect size yet WITHOUT WINGS!!Whoever came up with the idea of wings in the first place— Who wants all that extra bulk??DOWN WITH THEM!! LOLOL!!I just don’t think it’s a good idea—-“Wings”’are a waste of cotton, paper, and raw materials making something more expensive to manufacture than it needs to be!! The Cost is passed on to us too!! So all brands need to drop the “Winged Pads”!!I recommended this brand and size for *most* needs!😎👍

THIS IS NOT AN UPGRADE

I do not like the new design/ quality AT ALL!!! It feels so uncomfortable and cheap now. I’ve been using the stay free ultra thin pads for years!!!! I knew something was off when I purchased some a few months back and after reading several reviews about how other ladies felt the same way it just confirms that I was right. Stayfree I don’t know why you guys did this but please revert back to the old design and quality you guys had because these are not it. I used to like these pads because they made everything feel light weight, comfortable and secure but now they just feel like your ordinary cheap dollar pad that barely does anything.

Whyyyy?

I agree with other people that the recent change in the pad itself isn’t exactly welcome, but that’s not my complaint. Why on earth did you make each wrapper stick to the next?! This very much seems like a decision a non-menstruating person made. I want to put a pad in my purse/pocket/overnight bag, so I pull one out of the package and have a freakin accordion of pads string out because they’re all stuck together now… for what reason?! Convenience?! Well it’s not convenient. Because we need to open more than one at a time?! We don’t. Because we need to have the next pad ready to roll, and partially opened now, by the way?! No, we definitely don’t.