How do I use my ClariUnderwear period panties?
Wear your menstrual panties
like your regular underwear.
We recommend changing
your panties after 6 hours
Rinse your panties
with clean water and soap
Then clean your panties
in the washing machine at 30° C
CLARI UNDERWEAR THE PERIOD PANTIES IN ORGANIC COTTON
3-layer technology for optimal absorption.
We recommend wearing the menstrual panties for a maximum of 6 hours in order to maintain their comfort and effectiveness.
First use: Wash your panties for the first time in a washing machine at 30° and follow the same drying instructions as during your period.
During your period:
Step 1: Rinse with cold water using a mild soap or soak in water for 30 minutes.
Step 2: Machine wash at 30°.
Step 3: Air dry. Be careful not to use the tumble dryer as it damages the fabric of the panties.
Our panties are designed for moderate flows. We recommend double protection (disposable towel, reusable towel or menstrual cup) or opting for several spare panties if your flows are very abundant.
Any other questions or doubts about the size? Write to us at: contact@claripharm.fr
Our Commitment
The quality of the raw materials we use is essential at Claripharm. We have therefore chosen organic cotton and OEKO TEX Standard 100 certified fabrics in order to offer comfort, softness and above all no harmful chemicals in contact with your skin.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long does a menstrual panty last?
It is recommended to change your menstrual panties after 3 years of use. The fabric will become damaged with each wash and may not absorb as well.
How many panties are needed for one menstrual cycle?
We recommend 3 pants per day (2 during the day, 1 at night). 3 panties is an ideal minimum if it is the only protection used
Can I use a menstrual panty and a menstrual cup?
Exactly! Menstrual panties are ideal if you experience leaks with your menstrual cup or if you want to use a cup for the first 6 hours of your day, then panties when your cup is full.