Organic Cotton Pad

compare to normal pad for face,is it better?

Well, they use whitening agents and softening agents in the others. Only really better if you are an eco-mentalist or really sensitive skin wise.

2009-03-01 12:43:05 by googeha

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I'm going to get diva cup but I want a couple panty liners to use as backup. The organic ones only have one design and are 2 dollars more each. For reusable pad users, do you recommend organic or regular?

It depends on the brand (I'm guessing Lunapads).

Generally organic cotton is better because it's organic so better environmentally speaking - see here; https://www.lunapads.com/productfaq/lunapads.htm#organicdifferent

It's personal preference...really if you're not bothered by it then just go for the patterned ones. Or if price is an issue you could always make your own pads. I tend to prefer just plain organic cotton ones as I like how they look better and I can see flow better, although I do want red pads (favourite colour) or cupcake designs :-D

A small comment - are you sure Divacup is the best brand for you? I just say this in case you've not researched what cup is best for you, as Divacup is a long firm cup so not the best option for everyone. See this post - http://community.livejournal.com/menstru al_cups/1285963.html

2010-04-04 18:58:46 by Breanna

Price: $19.99

Sized to allow for shrinkage
Laboratory tested to provide protection from allergen molecules of less than 1.0 micron
Certified by Organic Exchange Blended Standards

I just bought my kids brand new, organic cotton/latex/wool mattresses, but have a big problem.
My son has diabetes and when his blood-sugar is high, he wets the bed. But he WETS the bed. Meaning - a big puddle. Are the natural wool or cotton mattress pads going to work for him?

i would think it would soak thru. i know they are not organic but i worked in a nursing home and used what are called chucks under our residents. they aren't organic but a lot better than plastic. i would think you could find them at any medical supply store.

good luck.

2007-12-23 12:33:07 by Lauren J

Price: $24.99 $24.99

Features a 100% Organic Cotton quilted surface and 100% Polyester filling
Specially designed patented safety stay-on corners and extra-deep sides keep this mattress pad in place at all times, no matter how thick the mattress
Certified by Organic Exchange Blended Standards

TMI Alert! Every time I get my period I get a yeast infection. I'm 23, never been pregnant, and haven't had sex in awhile. I only wear cotton underwear, do my laundry in all-natural detergent with a double rinse, and use Dove Sensitive Skin soap. I've just bought some organic cotton pads off the Internet, do you think that will help? Is there anything else I should be doing?

Causes of yeast infection are multiple. The yeast is in our body anyway. Curring yeast infection will not be easy. Yogurt it helps, but must ne unsweetened. A big cause of yeast infections are the sweets from your diet. This mainly feed your yeast in your body. Having yeast infection during periods I think you suffer from recurrent yeast infection and you should take a more complex approach to treat it.

2008-08-26 19:53:47 by MatterOfFact

I was looking at the Serta Organic Contour Pad from Babies R Us for $29.99
This changing pad has a phthalate-free vinyl cover. The interior is 85% polyester and 15% organic cotton. These fibers are compatible to pass the requirements for TB 133 flammability testing which is authorized by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The vinyl used is not made out of PVC vinyl. The contour sides are nice. I would never leave my baby unattended, but I like the idea that the baby can't slide off as easy since I don't have an actual changing table (I'm short on space so I got a dresser/changing station combo and it doesn't come with guard rails) This pad also has straps with screws to secure it into the dresser.

However, I read some reviews. Most are positive, but some people are complaining because it's not 100% organic- it's just 15% organic. Also, a few people complained that the quality of the changing pad wasn't great; apparently, the seams were coming undone after a month or 2. However, it seems that the people who used changing pad covers did not have this problem at all and I intend on using changing pad covers.

My main concern is the baby's skin getting irritated. I have super sensitive skin and both my husband and I have eczema. I am worried my baby will have sensitive skin and eczema so I was wondering if organic is better or if this changing pad sounds good to you guys...have any of you purchased this item? Also, what are some tips when buying??

Thanks so much! =)

Honestly, I wouldnt buy a changing pad. I never use one. I lay my son on a blanket or towel either on a bed, crib or floor. Whatever is handy and near by

2009-12-20 14:16:21 by Kristin