(2 pack) Proof Women's Overnight Absorbency, High Rise Period Underwear, Black, Choose Your Size

These overnight absorbency underwear are the best relief for use as regular incontInance everyday underwear. Worn with a pad, they will protect your outer clothing without having a urine smell. I do recommend these. — a little pricey but worth it if you have severe urinary problems.

Long story short - 5 Star for quality, comfort/ fit, and absorbency. 1 Star for overall Price, especially if you buy multiple. Long Story.... I'm actually very impressed with how well these worked. I've tried other big brands or washable pads, but satisfaction is always hit and miss. I bought 2 pair, 1 is the regular and the other overnight. The key difference is that the padded material in the overnight covers more of the bum. This padded material may also be slightly thicker on the overnight one, but I can't say for certain. Both seemed plenty sufficient for all day or all night use. If you're unsure if your flow and night movement warrants the $5 extra for the night pair, you could probably get away with the regular pair. The padded material is Not the entire panty, only where it's supposed to catch your flow. The rest of the panty is lightweight satiny material. There's pilling residue right out of the box, presumably from manufacturing process. It disappears after washing and no evidence of pilling on the panties themselves. Fit is true to size based on chart provided by manufacturer. Both panty types provided good fabric coverage. Absorbency is fantastic! and could last all day if necessary. Just keep in mind that you would use these and change these with the Same frequency As pads for the sake of hygiene. Comfort is great! The padded portion feels bulky at first (so not a great idea in tight clothes). But the material is comfortable enough that you very quickly and easily adapt. Biggest Con is the Price :( It's tolerable for 1 or 2 pair that you alternate with other products (there's some good affordable options for washable pads on Amazon if you want more reusable products). But not a sustainable expense if you wanted enough pairs to maintain good hygiene through your entire menstruation - and then have to replace them periodically like other undergarments.