Period panties absorb menstruation and prevent any leakage, keeping you protected at all times and eliminating the need for other menstrual hygiene products. You no longer have to choose between comfort and safety.

Soak them in cold water for about 30 minutes to remove the blood. If it doesn't come off completely, you can use neutral soap and baking soda. Let them rest for a while longer and finally, wash them by hand or in the washing machine at a maximum temperature of 40º C.

Once you have washed them, stretch your panties and let them air dry. Ideally, they should be able to dry in the sun.

Avoid putting them in the dryer as this may cause them to shrink or lose their absorbent properties.

This will depend on the abundance of your flow. For some people this may be 8 hours, but others need to change them sooner. The moment you start to feel some wetness at the edges of your panties, it's time to put on new ones.

As a tip, you can touch a piece of paper to the side of the panty to make sure. 

For this, we recommend always having at least a 3-pack of panties (and some extra panties in your bag if you are going to be away from home for a long time).