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Update - reposted to add photo with difference between Petite and Regular variety pack. Hope this helps!I bought the Domino pads as I was experiencing some health-related issues with traditional feminine products. The issues caused me to have questions, and the questions led to research, and the research led me to try Dominos. I am so happy that I gave them a shot.It sounds weird and maybe a little gross to use a washable ladies product but with preparation, proper care and hygiene there isn't a problem with these pads. And if you have ever had irritation or other issues you even think might be related to feminine care products this product is worth your consideration.Here is what I have found, with Domino Pads:Cons:Costly initial investment - $5-15 a month to $40+ for a small starter kit is a big jump in money, even if over time you will save lots and lots of money without the continued purchase of reusables. And the return on investment will vary, depending on your current monthly expenditures and how many reusables you purchase.More time-consuming clean-up process - You don't pitch these in the trash. You soak, stain-treat and wash them. It is a messier affair that must be taken care of in the moment to be hygienic and so that the product lasts.Pros:-Economical - When considered as a long-term investment, this brand is one of the more costly initially, but with that comes no more monthly lady product expenditure. No more emergency runs to the store, either. These pads may even stop you from having other lady health expenditures as well. So, your personal savings in purchases and gas/car usage will, of course, vary.-Comfortable - It is like night and day. Like going from diapers to... grown-up diapers? Well, soft-as-a-bunny diapers. These pads are simple heavenly soft to the touch and I *love* them!-Awesome Coverage/Absorbency - These pads are larger than most other feminine products and even with heavy-flow days they are very absorbent. I have a very heavy flow the first day or so and I have yet to leak even once. Also, have you ever had your pad mash up on you? I have, and it doesn't happen with the Dominos which is another reason they are more leak-proof.-Healthy - For you and for the environment. Sure, you won't be putting toxic waste in the landfill but, maybe more importantly, these products are better for your body. Dominos aren't made of harsh man-made chemical ingredients that can irritate you at a vulnerable part of your body. They also aren't made of unbreathable synthetics. I won't go into details here, but if you are curious (like I was because of my health issues) then you should Google all the things that they get away with putting in your lady products and all the common problems that can create for your lady bits. It's not pretty. It seems fairly unethical, too.Good variety - This assortment is only a small portion of the options available from this company but it is a good starter set. Two of the pads are larger, thickish and great for heavy flow days, one being more so than the other. The third is quite a bit smaller, thinner and great for lighter days. I want to mention that I have used thinner traditional pads but that these Dominos aren't so bulky as some heavy flow pads I have used, either. Also, because they are made of soft fabric instead of plastic/foam/whatever they are just more comfortable and form-fitting than traditional products.Well-constructed - I can only vouch for having these a couple months, but I have already washed them multiple times each month. They are well-stitched. The fabric feels durable. They just give a sense of being both well-designed and long-lasting. There is also a warranty for the snaps, should the little plastic snap break - ever. That's nice, although I may have squeamish issues about mailing my clearly not-new pad off in the mail to be repaired... hmm, hopefully we never come to that point!No more adhesive. Anywhere - No more stupid, worthless wing adhesive. I don't know about you but I despise that stuff. How many times does it stick to itself, or the pad, rather than the undies? Exactly. No adhesive here! The Dominos are sort of pads on top of a pad. That black outline is actually a base that goes under the whole pad and extends around the edges a bit - almost like a wing shield around the whole thing. It is soft and seems to act like a final barrier, though I have never had it come to that due to the product being very absorbent. The wing itself seems to fit well around most of my undies - save a few that have a longer/thinner crotch gusset and, while wearing those panties, these pads can shift backwards a little on me if I am not careful. But, to be honest, I had more troubles with pads mashing up or becoming detached from the undies than I have had with Dominos' little bit of sliding.------My suggestion for cleanliness: In order to feel clean I change these out as needed and immediately hand-rinse the pad. Then I place it in a special container, or discrete spot, with a little bit of stain treatment on it and plan for a small load of laundry later that day for all the used pads I may go through. Yep, it requires a little effort and is a mild inconvenience, especially if out of the house, but I find that that the luxurious comfort is worth it for me. I am extremely pleased with Dominos and would recommend any curious woman to give them a try.UPDATE 02/04/15:So, when I initially reviewed Domino Pads it was for the "Petite" set I bought in October 2014. It was correctly listed under that Petite assortment at the time. For some reason, maybe when I ordered this new "Regular" set a couple days ago, my review was completely removed from the Petite assortment, and moved here. I wanted to note that, and I will be adding a copy of my review back to the Petite assortment because I want to note the LARGE difference between the size of the pads in these sets.You can read the numbers, but until you see the items side by side there isn't that much of an impact. However, hold the Regular pads and liner up to the comparative pads and liner of the Petite set and the visible difference is just a bit shocking. My Petite pads are about 9.5-10 inches, with the liner being just under 8 inches. The Regular pads are 13 inches, 11.5 inches and the liner is 9.5 inches. Again, you can say those numbers and understand the difference but all I can say is when you see a 13 inch pad you are shocked. It's a bit longer than my forearm! Please note that the thickness of the pads are all consistent with each other (i.e. the heavy soakers are both comparably thick, the liners are comparably thick, etc.)I am not unhappy with EITHER set, but the Petite assortment has sizing which is much closer to traditional (i.e. Always, etc.) disposable brands you may be used to using in the past. I wasn't suggested for the petite range. I am 5'6" and 140lbs. They recommend the petite product as follows: "This package is our PETITE selection and most suitable for women below 5'4" and /or less than 135 lbs". Again, it doesn't make the Regular size items bad, it just means if you want a "normal" size pad you may want to go with the Petite set, which you can navigate to via this link: Domino Pads Variety Pack -Petite- Assorted ColorsBottom line: I am in love with Domino Pads. I like all the pads and liners I have gotten - Petite and Regular. I actually LIKE having a wide assortment, i.e. smaller pads for days I may wear leggings or thicker ones for when I have a heavy flow, the flu and just want to snuggle in sweats under the blankets. I plan to eventually get another set of three, and maybe a large set of liners, cause they are so comfy and nice to wear even just for those days you aren't on your period but want extra lady coverage. You know what I mean.If you have any interest in reusables you should consider Domino Pads. 110% recommended!

I purchased these 2-3 cycles ago and I have loved them ever since. I had a child recently and since I wanted to be eco-minded and use cloth diapers with her, I started to look into using cloth for myself. I've used a menstrual cup in the past but still needed a back up pad given my incredibly heavy flow. I also am fairly active (horseback riding) and sometimes the cup or a tampon just isn't conducive to those activities.For regular activities, these pads were superb. I feel like I'm pampering my nethers when I snap it in. It really is nice and soft and I don't get contact rashes and rubbing irritation like with disposable pads. As of this past weekend, I can also attest that these pads stayed in place while I rode my horse for about 4 hours. And again, no irritation on the panty line.These pads are also incredibly absorbent. I mentioned that I have a very heavy flow. I have not soaked through these pads, and that was one of my main worries, especially since I couldn't see a waterproof layer, like with a cloth diaper. I've worn one over night within my heavy flow time and didn't leave a mark on the sheets or blankets, underwear or pajamas. That alone sold me.I've already recommended them to friends, and as soon as I can convince the hubby, I'm buying 2 more sets so I can wear them throughout my whole period. I love it!

These cloth pads are great! The color selection is beautiful, and as a tall woman the length is perfect for me. I received an orange overnight, a pink regular, and a green pantyliner. The bamboo velor is not the softest that I have felt, but it is good quality. The overnight pad holds quite a bit, and unlike some of the others I have, the fluid never rolls off of the back or the sides it just sinks right in. I haven't had any compression leaks or regular leakage with any of them. The pink regular pad, is the only one that has stained a bit (my fault, I washed it in hot water). However, I was able to lighten the stain with an oxy soak and a stain stick. I'll probably order more off of their actual website because I like higher absorbancy. I rarely use the pantyliner size because I have another brand that works a bit better for me, but overall it complements the set nicely.Tips: When folding the pad don't do the four point fold (into a square) it will ruin the fleece backing. I just fold it in half and it's fine. Dry-pailing is the way to go as well, I wash twice a cycle (*In cold water*) and they come out clean every time. I dry them in my dryer (to about 80%) then hang dry the rest of the way to preserve their longevity but still maintain the fluffiness :DOverall, it was a great purchase! I will definitely be purchasing again~

Some other reusable pads wind up bunching up underwear- but not these. I found them very comfortable. The nighttime pad is about as bulky as its disposable counterparts. I've only used them through one cycle, but am fully ready to use more consistently as I transition away from so many disposable products. I just rinsed well, then threw them into a lingerie bag and washed and dried with other laundry. I may air dry next time because I noticed the edges curled a bit from the dryer. I left them under a pile of heavy folded clothes which seemed to straighten them out enough.

So after a while of happy cloth diapering of my little one, my cycle returned and it felt kinda dumb to be using disposable pads. So I ordered these based on other positive reviews, though I was somewhat skeptical of the ones saying they felt like underwear. Honestly, they are awesome. No leaks, completely comfortable and they actually feel better than regular underwear. I think it is because they are completely cloth, but they don't get hot and stuffy like some disposable pads do. Go ahead and try them already, you won't be sorry.