LOLAReviews of mylola.com

Lola has good products that arrive on time. However, I have 2 complaints. One is that after I cancelled my recurring order (because I had too many in stock) they continued to send and charge my credit card even after cancelling multiple times at the website. My other complaint is that Lola is on a list of contributors to Donald Trump's campaign.

Love it - no complaints really. I feel confident that I'm putting better products into my body, and that I don't have to go to a store to get them! My only complaint is that the pads can be stickier.

I've tried several Lola products over the last several months and the tampons without applicator are my favorite item. I was unimpressed with the liners, as I found that the adhesive was almost non-existent. I do think that the tampon boxes should have even 2-5 more tampons in the box. I have a heavy flow and some months I finish the box of super tampons by my 4th day!

Tampons are great. Customer service is excellent. I love the LOLA brand. The only disappointment I have is with the condoms. The guy I'm seeing says the condoms take away a lot of sensation, which means we've switched to another brand that is not organic. I'm not sure how other men feel with regards to the condoms, but in my case, I'm disappointed that they didn't measure up to the house-hold (non-organic) brands.

I’ve been a Lola customer since close to the get-go. I really appreciate the whole concept. I love that it’s women owned/designed/run. I haven’t used other products but I appreciate that the company has forayed into all sorts of menstrual care products that address all the miserable aspects of our cycles. I enjoy the convenience of the delivery and flatly telling my husband when he asks what’s my “package du jour” that it’s tampons, haha. However, this isn’t the first time I’ve said this - the design of the tampons themselves can be problematic. Every period, I have no less than 3 tampons not “eject” properly/fully leaving me with no way to insert them properly and having to discard them unused. This is frustrating because Lola tampons are not cheap, I can’t afford to not be able to use what I pay for and if I’m out at a public restroom when this happens, this can go from frustrating to “uh-oh, now what do I do?” in a hurry. Thanks to companies like Lola revolutionizing the industry, there are a lot more organic tampons to choose from now even at Target. For the cost of Lola products, I just wish they were more reliably functional because If I’m being honest, I’ve definitely test-driven other options that have not shown to have this problem. I mean this last period, I went through 3 malfunctioning Lola tampons (and a lot of swearing) in one (toilet) sitting. I can’t be the only person having this problem. As Shuri said in Black Panther, just because something works doesn’t mean it can’t be improved!

I love the convenience of tampons being delivered to me instead of having to go to the store and carry them around. I’m 38 and it’s still uncomfortable having to buy tampons. I also love that these tampons are clean and pure organic cotton. The only thing I don’t like is the applicator. Lots of times it comes apart while I’m putting the tampon in and I hate the struggle. Also hate the applicator tip, it’s big and hard to insert. I’ve never had kids and I imagine I’m not the only one who feels like the applicator tip is rather large.

The middle absorption part of the ultra thin liners were not in the center. Some paper covered tampons are difficult to push out. But I'm happy with the products overall ☺️

So this is my 3rd day using these and switching to organic cotton pads overall. Here's my experience: - My lola pads are all organic, cruelty free, vegan etc. the odor of my periods has disappeared completely. I change my pad often because the odor got so bad and i always felt like i smelled like fish. But I did some research and realized that normal period blood isn't supposed to smell. The blood reacting with the chemicals in store bought non- organic pads ignites that horrendous smell. So hooray! smell free! - the pads are crazy soft. Not like an itchy diaper feeling but just the right size for medium to low flow. For heavy flow these pads definitely aren't big enough. You leak a bit, and the absorptive capability is not that great. I've had to change them every 3-4 hours. But i personally don't think it is a big con. Honestly you shouldn't be leaving your pad on much longer than that anyways. There's a ton of bacteria around, why would you want to leave your pad on for such an extended time? So personally it encourages me to take the time out to change even though this company could do a sly bit better with leakage properties and bigger pads for heavy flow. Even their heavy pads are not so great for heavy heavy flow. They also supply 12 max pads per box which is absolutely not enough considering how much you have to change these pads. Forget about night time when woman often leak the most at the beginning. - another pro. Bye bye itch! Due to the organic nature pads. I have no more itch. I used to itch like crazy with store bought pads with chemicals bleaches and dyes. Never felt the urge to itch finally with all natural products. - the wings of these pads are sticky on a scale of 3/10. Might be better if they were a bit stickier so at least they can have some leverage on cotton underwear. They are literally felt made. But it's tough. Can't have the best of both worlds with such a clean product on the market. It does stick. I appreciate although that it isnt so sticky that you are having to Yank the pad to change it. I hated tugging and pulling at my pad on my underwear with blood on it to only get it off and change it. These just gently roll off. Overall: i'm on a mission to find the perfect organic cotton pad now. I'll try some more products. But i think this is a great product for low- medium flow periods. I'll stick to these for now until i find a heavy flow product. Then i'll switch to those to allow less leakage and more coverage.