We recommend period underwear with a CHOICE score of 70% and over.

This score is made up of the triallist overall score (35%), performance score (35%), overall comfort score (20%) and ease of use score (10%).

This score is made up of the no leakage score (40%), absorbency score (35%) and odour control score (15%).

This score is made up of the triallist comfort score (60%) and fit score (40%).

This score is made up of the ease of washing score (50%) and drying time satisfaction score (50%).

How the triallists rated the product overall.

How absorbent the triallists thought the product was. The higher the score, the better.

This score refers to the percentage of participants who experienced no leaks whatsoever. The higher the score, the better. 

How comfortable the triallists thought the product was. The higher the score, the better.

Triallists rated how well the product fit. The higher the score, the better.

This score refers to participants' satisfaction with odour control. The higher the score, the better. 

This score refers to the participants' satisfaction with pre-rinsing and washing the underwear.

This score refers to participants' satisfaction with the time it takes for the underwear to dry. The higher the score, the better.

The price we paid for the period undies we trialled. 

The claimed absorption (measured in tampons) from the manufacturer. 

The claimed absorption (measured in mL) from the manufacturer. 

What the product is made of, as stated on the packaging. 

Country of origin information, as stated on the packaging.

The sizes available, according to the manufacturer's website. (Subject to change.)