Good as far as pads go

When I'm on my period I don't typically gravitate towards pads (menstrual cup user here) but I was pleasantly surprised by these Joni pads! Theyre very soft and not as bulky as I remember other pads being. And they don't make a "crinkling" sound when opening them or moving around. They work very well for me at this stage in my life; I'm currently breastfeeding which change my period, it's been very light each cycle. I'd be curious to try their pads for heavier flow once my cycle returns to "normal" after I'm done BFing.

- Product gifted by joni.

Super soft, comfortable and fragrance free

Joni Organic Pads 🩸

Super soft, comfortable , fragrance free and non-irritable. They’re easy to use and makes you feel better about the clean ingredients in them.

I would’ve liked the adhesive to be more durable but overall, I loved the product and would definitely recommend the switch for pad users. An added bonus is that they’re a Canadian company that prides themselves in their sustainable empowerment.

- Product gifted by joni.

A great ethical and green alternative

I got another product from @thisisbutterly to review, this time in collaboration with Canadian company @get_joni.

Of all period products I've tried, pads are the most uncomfortable. They've been getting better, but it's not the most comfy or leak-proof option. Iykyk. To top it off, pads are pretty terrible for the environment.

When I saw that Joni had full compostable/biodegradable toxin-free organic pads, I was sure they were not going to be comfortable and they would be super expensive. But a box of 100 costs CA$37.99 at Costco online (which is always more expensive than in-store) which comes to 0.38 per pad. One of the cheapest options I found is 0.25 per pad (14.97 for 62), it's more expensive, but not as much as I expected. So if you have some financial privilege, this is a place to consider using it.

Especially since these are easily hands down the most comfortable pads I've ever tried. You know that thin plastic mesh-like cover most pads have? It's replaced by one that feels like a thin, soft, cotton duvet. It didn't feel gross within minutes of putting it in and it was one of the few pads I forgot I was wearing.

To make things even better, the company also seems to be intent on social good by giving forward some of its proceeds. So I recommend you give them a try. Get a box of 8 regular pads for $6.50 to try them out. If you like them, therr are two ways to save: bulk buying at Costco or subscription on the website.

I'll dig some more about the company and share what I find on my blog. Until then, I'm cautiously optimistic about a potential great product from a great company.

#review #periodcare #productreview #Butterly #joniperiodcare #periodproducts

- Product gifted by joni.

Not bad!

These are ultra soft and super comfortable. I love that they're unscented as well (no skin irritation!). They (and their little wings) stick well to underwear and don't move around much, which is great for preventing stains, and the pads are thin and flexible enough to not show even in skin-tight pants and jeans. What I'm not crazy about is the absorption power - it's not the best, there's a feeling of wetness that lasts way longer that the other brand I use.

- Product gifted by joni.

New fav pads

Feel better about the period products you use, by using Joni. Joni pads aren't like the other brands on the market. These are made from sustainably sourced plant-based materials while still keeping comfort in mind. Fragrance free, plant-based, no harmful chemicals, no chlorine and Joni gives back 5% to help with menstrual equity, what more could one ask for. You can now find these at your local Costco or online.

- Product gifted by joni.