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[Group 5 minus 1]

What is the leak proof of the TSV?

[brandiwine · Accepted solution]

@Group 5 minus 1 They are leak resistant.  Says right on the front page next to the photo of the TSV.  

[Group 5 minus 1]

 Brandiwine:Thank you. What makes them leak resistant?

[Mindy D]

They have a gusset that is comprised of three layers to absorb fluid and then keep the liquid away from the body and not let it deep through to the outside of the pantie. They look really nice.  You'd never know they are any different from regular undies just by looking at them. 

In the product demo they hold 4TBL of liquid with no problem.

You can put into the Q search to see the demo. 

1. A562305

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@Mindy D wrote:

They have a gusset that is comprised of three layers to absorb fluid and then keep the liquid away from the body and not let it deep through to the outside of the pantie. They look really nice.  You'd never know they are any different from regular undies just by looking at them. 

In the product demo they hold 4TBL of liquid with no problem.

You can put into the Q search to see the demo. 

1. A562305

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It is 4tsp not 4 tblsp. 

[sann]

According to what I read there are four layers that hold 4 teaspoons of liquid.....

[SeaMaiden]

What about the smell? Why don't they address that?

[JeanLouiseFinch]

These undies are expensive, IMO, and it seems to me that a user would need multiple sets. That's a lot of $$$ in underwear.  What's wrong with wearing an inexpensive pantyliner pad that can be changed as needed?

[Shelbelle]

I saw the presentation at midnite, the rep for the product went on about how these will save you money spent at the drugstore for panti liners, etc. 

[JeanLouiseFinch]

And another thing....

For those wearing them for period protection, it's likely they'll end up stained.  Expensive and stained?  👎