absorption light
Flow: 5 ml, 1 tampon or 2 teaspoons of urine/blood
absorption
For: very light menstrual days or uncertain days. Or, for example, for sports with light urine loss. The absorption layer is only in the gusset.
absorption moderate
Flow: 10 ml, 2 tampons or 4 teaspoons.
For: light to average menstrual days, or more security during sports or a working day in case of light urine loss or during sports. The absorption layer is only in the gusset.
absorption moderate-heavy
Flow: 13 ml, 2-3 tampons or 5 teaspoons of blood or urine.
For: security and comfort during normal to heavier menstrual days or urine loss after pregnancy or during menopause. The absorption layer is only in the gusset. The difference between moderate and moderate-heavy is that there is an extra layer in the gusset. On the outside there is no visible difference between the two absorptions.
absorption heavy
Flow: 18ml, 3-4 tampons, 7 teaspoons.
For: heavier menstrual days during the day or at night, and more certainty in case of urine loss, for example during or after pregnancy, or during menopause and afterwards. The absorption layer extends to the belt at the back.
heavy-overnight absorption
Flow: 20ml, 4 tampons or 8 teaspoons.
For: heavier menstrual days, comfortable at night, no stains in your sheets or more security in case of urine loss during or after pregnancy or menopause. The absorption layer extends to the belt at the back. The difference between heavy and heavy-overnight is that there is an extra layer incorporated into the crotch. On the outside there is no visible difference between the two absorptions.
absorption super
Flow: 30ml, 5-6 tampons or 11 teaspoons.
For: heavier menstruation (days) also around menopause, safe at night especially for stomach sleepers and more security in case of urine loss, also nice during or after pregnancy. The absorption layer extends to the belt at the front and back.
size chart
Our undies are made to standard sizes, so it is best to buy the same size as your normal underwear sizes.
If you want to check your size, you can do so via the size chart below. Then measure both your waist and your hips all around, as indicated.
can you swim with menstruation swimwear?
With a light flow you can also swim with menstruation swimwear. It is important that the swimwear fits well.
If you have a heavier menstrual period, we recommend putting on the swimwear just before swimming and changing it immediately after swimming. Or combine the swimwear with a cup or tampon.
Is there also menstrual swimwear with higher absorption?
We have done a lot of research into a gusset and swimwear that keeps menstruation inside while swimming.
In our opinion, this is not possible with heavy menstruation without extra protection such as a cup or tampon.
I'm between two sizes, which one should I choose?
It is important that it fits well around the buttocks. If you are in doubt about the size, it is better to go slightly smaller than slightly larger.
how do you was your period swimwear?
After rinsing, this can simply be washed in a 40 degree wash. No fabric softener, and let it air dry.
The pants dry very quickly.