Oi Girl Organic Panty Liners, Box of 24 Ultra-Thin Panty Liners, Individually-Wrapped

I don’t have a particularly long cycle, I sometimes can even go months without one due to over exercising at times, but despite being in search for the skinniest tampon (in my opinion it has been the tampax Pearl active with slimmer applicator, but have found that specific style discontinued or hard to find, and still need a regular/super tampon my first day and a half, the other day and a half it’s regular and lights. I haven’t tried this brand in terms of tampons but am interested, though I am not keen on anything that doesn’t have an applicator, as well as one that uses cardboard (I’m skeptical on the recycled kind that is supposed to be smooth but might try it soon, as I would like to find a really thin tampon, for both normal and super flow, as it’s not a one size fits all down there, and it hurts if they are too big.Going off topic, I wanted to write a review on these specific liners. I love them, and though I only use maybe 2-4 in a cycle (I have tried carefree super soft version but they are not good for first or second day, or even if you think you are done, I find they tend to miss one little part of my underwear, and find always radiant liners and always super lights liners to be far better than the carefree ones, so I like to use the always ones either at the last day (3rd or 4th, where I’m either wearing a light, or remove and see nothing much is coming out, so will use one for protection. Or I use it at the beginning, but I like to save these and not use too many at a time, since they are pricey, and in general would average maybe 5-6 liners a month, sometimes less, but typically only need to change one the first day, and the other two or three days I am fine. If I see these are right near me at the start of my cycle, I would use them the first day or night, and have never had any leaking or not enough to cover my underwear, for reference I’m on the thin size, so it’s not like I need a huge long or specific size to cover the panty, but find that these are the best in terms of the material, it feels like amazing quality, and the adhesive is impressive, most importantly I love how I can wear one on a day I think might be over, the third or fourth, and not worry about ruining a new or favorite pair of underwear. I was deserpate for more recently, but would never shel, out $14+ for a pack of 24. I bought them several months ago, only one or two boxes at different times, at Walmart, online, for under $6.50 or so, which still is very pricey, when comparing a pack of tampax radiant (or at least the always super light liners) which would cost under $5, and you would get at least 48. I believe I spent a bit under $5, give or take on a box of 24. I wasn’t going to shell out the ridiculous price listed on Amazon at the moment $14-$20) for one single box of 24, but did overspend on the same brand of liners except they aren’t “girl” but I’m pretty sure they are nearly identical, perhaps the size on the non girl ones (ones for “women”) are a bit longer or wider or both, but I really like this brand, the quality is great, the price just needs to come down. I spent $11.50 on a box of two 24 packs of the same brand a week ago, which obviously is way more than I’d ever spend on only 48 liners, but whe looking at other organic and alternative versions, they were either out of stock, or rated well, but we’re still on the high cost side of over $8, so I figured and extra few dollars would be worth getting the brand I trust.I think also what drew me to the brand in the first place was the cute packaging of the turtle and the fact that I was also searching for tampons and thinking that one’s made for tweens/teens, would likely be smaller, so that is what led me to “girl” liners vs adult liners. Please also note that these and the adult ones by the same brand are thin, and you don’t even feel like you are wearing a liner. I highly recommend, and hope the brand and Amazon gets more in stock, at a reasonable cost!