LiZZOM

LiZZOM THICK Xtra Large Sanitary Pads with Wings Case - 200 pads

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LiZZOM THICK Xtra Large Sanitary Pads with Wings - Case of 200 Pads are made from 100% organic and biodegradable materials to provide superior comfort and protection. Designed for extra absorption, these THICK pads are ideal for heavy flow and long-lasting use.

Each case contains 200 pads (20 packs of 10 pads each), making it perfect for bulk usage, dispensers, and vending machines. The pads feature a super-soft organic bamboo top sheet that is highly absorbent and breathable, along with a leak-proof biodegradable corn starch plastic bottom layer for reliable protection.

LiZZOM pads are unscented, hypoallergenic, chlorine-free, and dermatologically tested, ensuring they are gentle on sensitive skin and free from harmful chemicals, fragrances, and GMOs. The five-layer breathable design offers odor-free, rash-free comfort while maintaining maximum absorbency.

By choosing LiZZOM, you are making a healthier choice for yourself and a better choice for the environment. For every LiZZOM pack purchased, one pad is donated to a girl in need, helping create a positive social impact.

OUR DIFFERENTIATORS

WE’RE IN IT FOR GOOD
  • Toxin And Dioxin - Free
  • Non-Bleached And Fragrance - Free
  • Super Absorbent
  • Creates Less Carbon Footprint
  • 95% Biodegradable
LiZZOM Thick Pads

WHY BAMBOO & CORN

Why Bamboo and Corn

CHOICES THAT MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE.

Period is a dirty word. Sadly, the industry even dirtier. What does that really mean?

Sanitary napkins are made entirely of synthetic materials and plastic that take over 400 to 500 years for the environment to break down. With over 3,000 to 5,000 napkins used over a lifetime of a woman, this means a basic sanitary napkin used perhaps 130 years ago is still around.

Because Sanitary Napkins are classified under the category ‘medical products’ companies are exempt from listing their ingredients. A generic napkin is created using cotton, harmful dioxins, toxins and plastic. Conventional cotton is grown using insecticides and pesticides that don’t just put our health at risk but also endanger the ecosystems around them whilst pulling on vast amount of resources.