Sanitary Panties

Period panties, also referred to as sanitary panties, are specifically designed for wear during your menstrual cycle. They provide a snug fit to ensure pads stay securely in place to prevent leakage, and ensure wings from coming untuck and moving about.

Triumph's period panties are crafted to be used alongside pads. Their design ensures pads stay in place, to minimize any accidental leakage.

Period panties' effectiveness can depend on your period flow and the specific brand or style of underwear. By preventing pads from sliding and offering extra absorption, they offer additional protection from leakage.

While some of Triumph's period panties offer additional absorption, depending on your flow, wearing a pad or other menstrual products would still be the most effective in preventing period leakage.

Yes, period underwear is an effective and convenient option for managing menstrual flow, offering absorbency through multiple layers designed to keep you dry and comfortable. Available in various absorbency levels, they provide reliable leak protection and are made from soft, breathable fabrics that feel similar to regular underwear.

Yes, you can wear period underwear during heavy flow days. Triumph's period underwear features enhanced absorbency that can hold the equivalent of several tampons, providing reliable protection against leaks. However, if you experience particularly heavy bleeding or prefer extra security, you may choose to pair them with other menstrual products like tampons or period pads for added protection.

Here are some signs and tips to help you determine when it's time to change the period panties:

Feeling Dampness: If you start to feel damp or wet, it might indicate that the underwear is reaching its absorbency limit.

Weight and Bulkiness: Period underwear may feel heavier or bulkier when they are nearing capacity due to the absorbed fluid.

Flow Awareness: Be mindful of your menstrual flow patterns. On heavier days, you may need to change more frequently than on lighter days.

Leakage: If you notice any spotting or leakage, it's definitely time to change into a fresh pair.

The duration for which you can wear sanitary underwear depends on your flow and the underwear's absorption capacity. Some can be worn for up to 12 hours on days with light flow, but may need to be changed more often on heavier days.

Yes, it's safe to sleep in period underwear. In fact, they can offer extra protection against leaks while you're lying down, providing peace of mind and a more comfortable night's sleep.