Natracare Natural Maxi Pads, Regular, 14-Count Boxes (Pack of 12)

I discovered Natracare Organic Cotton Tampons back in the early 1990s, at my local natural foods co-op, where I volunteered. This was about a year after my 2nd child was born (Natracare was the first company to make them, according to their website). We had a difficult time keeping them in-stock though, once word got out we sold them. I'm guilty of spreading the word to all my Mommy groups friends, who no doubt also spread the word. We were/are all about cooperative healthy living and healthy environments for everyone.When Natracare introduced their 100% biodegradable period pads, I was so grateful. I had given up using tampons by then, and was making/using my own reusable, organic cotton cloth pads, and owned some others sold at the co-op, but none of them worked as well as the Natracare pads. So, I switched.As I'm now post-menopausal, occasional incontinence is my problem. Since I still had the period pads around for my daughters or guests, I started using them again for this purpose and haven't looked back.Pros:Certified 100% organic cotton coverEcologically certified cellulose pulp stuffingPlant starch, non-toxic glue stripPlastic free, even the outer packaging is a biodegradable plant-based material, or paper cardboardGMO free ingredientsNo perfumes or dyes100% Chlorine and Dioxins FreeBiodegradable & compostableSuitable for sensitive skinOnly Con:The non-toxic glue strip on the pads doesn't stick too well to undies that aren't mostly cotton in the necessary area. I did speak with the company about this issue a couple years ago. Not sure if it's still an issue though, as I switched to 100% organic cotton undies anyway.