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So, I was in M&S this morning and decided to buy knickers. Had a wander around the knickers and spotted Period Pants! Never heard of them before and well past the menopause. QVC missing a trick I think.
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Now that is surprising…. And disappointing really for a specialist store.
Of for heaven's sake don't give them ideas. Can you imagine AY,"these Period Pants are gender neutral".
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I think they sound disgusting! Glad I’m well past the menopause too…
Me too .
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Anybody in particular not (yet) selling them? And if it came to pass, would said items have an orange trim and initialled logo?
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With a chain on the back?
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And a RWL logo?
I'm almost certain I've seen them on QVC, but it might have just been bladder leak ones I've seen
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I couldn't possibly comment!
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Well I’ve just received an email from Q with the headline ,Let’s Talk About IncontinenceErrrrrr no thanks.
Errrrrr no thanks.
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Excuse me, but my pelvic floor is excellent.
Just for you all, a link to the period knickers.
www.marksandspencer.com
Just for you all, a link to the period knickers.
Shop Period Knickers | Period Pants at M&S
Breeze through your time of the month with our collection of period underwear. Browse cute pairs for tackling your period in style here at M&S
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Yes, Period Pants have been around for a while now. And all over the London Underground at the moment are adverts for period swimwear with 100% leak protection
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If I needed to have that talk I'd rather have it with my doctor. That is if I could get an appointment before the end of this decadeWell I’ve just received an email from Q with the headline ,Let’s Talk About Incontinence
I'm sure QVC have had these on, certainly have had pants for bladder leaks but I'm sure they said could cope with the start/end of periods. I don't have a requirement for them but not sure I'd trust them to do the job on their own.
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I love Glamorize bras. I used to pick a few up whenever I visited America and would have my cousin bring some over. I buy the front-fastener ones that have what looks like a clip that will never hold up to the job but I've never had one fail. The underwire is padded and is the most comfortable wired bra I've worn.
I'm generally a 38DD but if I'm shopping and want to try different brands or designs or just want the best fit in the same design I take bras sized 38D/36DD etc., just to find the best fit for that type. I was told by a fitter to try sizing down band and upping cup or the other way around if my size was unavailable. It does sort of work in a pinch but I know I'll regret it if I don't get the fit right.
If the wires don't fit my breasts correctly I now pick another design. I'm too old and too ugly to put up with wires too short so they dig into my breast or too big so they dig into my armpit. I'm fed up with trying to stitch wires back in which is always a problem with the wrong size. On one occasion I caught an odd look on a man's face in the Post Office. My wire had poked out and was sticking out of the front of my blouse.
I'm another convert to the Ahh Bra types. M&S Fexifit crop tops being my faves. I size down in these. They're initially a bit tight to get on but the under-band gives after a few washes. No mono **** either. They also dry quick if you take the padding out first. Roll padding up like a cigar being rolled on a woman's thigh (only over 50's will get that) and fiddle it out a bit. Voila!
madaunty
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You sound like my twin. It was so hard back in the day to get "G" cup bra's
Oh, period/leak pants. There's no real difference in them apart from the way you wash them. If you use them for periods they need to be rinsed in cold water before washing so the stain doesn't set. If used for leaks wash at 40 degrees as soon as you can.
They both have a wick away/lock-in layer and a good brand has a layer that prevents smells (the M&S ones use a form of silver in theirs according to the swing ticket). Lucky me, I'm still having periods and use tampons. They do leak occasionally so I use them as a back-up rather than liners.
I've had no problems with them leaking or any smells.
They both have a wick away/lock-in layer and a good brand has a layer that prevents smells (the M&S ones use a form of silver in theirs according to the swing ticket). Lucky me, I'm still having periods and use tampons. They do leak occasionally so I use them as a back-up rather than liners.
I've had no problems with them leaking or any smells.
