Libra Tampons

They do the job, I just found them a little more difficult to get in and be comfortable than other brands, especially when sitting, they never felt right and sometimes hurt when removed

I have bought these in many iterations over the years, in all kinds of box designs. Libra were my favourite for a long time, especially their pads with the cool facts - why can't they do that on the tampons?

I find them easy to use and I like the click shut box, though I keep mine in a specially designed plastic case which only holds 3-4.

I like the bright wrapper on the tampon itself, though it can be hard to avoid touching the tampon (other than just the base) while inserting it, which I try to do to avoid contamination of the tampon, even though I always have clean hands.

They do their job and are reasonably priced and no doubt I will buy them again (though U by Kotex are my current brand of choice)

Let me begin by saying that I love the packaging of all libra products. They are fun and girly. This is no different. The box is easy to secure and pop in the bag. The tampon comes individually wrapped and to open you just have to twist the wrapper.

The tapered tip makes it easy to slide through and its very comfortable to wear. I mainly use the regular one as I find that it is just right for my flow. It stays with me for 4-6 hours at a time. I dont use it during the last days as there isn't much flow and that makes it difficult to pull the tampon out. I do use a panty liner with this just in case if theres any leakage.

No matter how good Libra is I have my favorite brand and would prefer to use that. Its just a personal prefence and nothing against the product.

Not the best or the worst. They do seem to be one of the few brands that do a super option so that's helpful for me. I also love that libra give out toiletry bags full of products to schools for puberty lessons (or at least they did a few years ago). I also appreciate the boxes which are great to mix and match and take away on trips.

Libra is not a brand I normally buy, but since they were ok special at the supermarket I thought I'd try these to see how they compare.

I like the little cute boxes that they come in, and good for just popping in your bag. I'm a fan of pink, so this is what attracted me to these in the first place.

The actual tampon is a good design and doesn't fray like some other brands do. In terms of absorbency, they don't seem to work as well as other brands.

These were good to try, but I think I prefer my usual stay free or Kotex.

I don't really like libra tampons. I find the tip sharp sometimes and they are so much larger than any other tampon brand. Even there mini ones are huge. I only use these in an emergency when my usual ones have run out... But wouldn't buy them again.

I don't really love this product as I find there are a few issues that I haven't experienced with slightly pricier brands like Kotex. The tampons tend to fluff at the tip, which worries me, and they don't seem to have as much absorbency as I've experienced with other brands. However, they do still work on a basic level so I will still buy them from time to time if there's a sale. Overall I would recommend people use other brands if they want to have a slightly better experience.

Libra tampons are definitely my least favourite out of the bunch. I found them uncomfortable to insert and also uncomfortable while they were in there. I also thought that the string wasn't strong enough and hard to grip to pull them out. They are relatively cheap though, but I would prefer to use other brands.

Libra is one of the most reliable personal hygiene products out. When I do my grocery shopping that's when I'd normally purchase my packet of tampons.

These tampons come in these small boxes. I like the size of these boxes as they are compact enough to fit into a handbag or store away in a bathroom cupboard. Each tampon is individually wrapped. The tampon itself is sturdy. It feels soft upon touch. When I used these I found that I was well protected. I didn't have any leakage at all. I found them a breeze to apply. I can dispose of these easily.

Overall their easy to use. Compact enough to fit it in a bag. Easy to dispose of. Not overly priced. Both packs can last me a month if not longer.

I tried Libra tampons at various stages over the years for a variety of reasons - after noticing friends using them, borrowing them when I've been caught short, purchasing them when my go-to brand wasn't available etc. and also because I thought I'd see if they were better than my usual go-to tampons. Over the years the packaging has changed a little but not much - quite bright but plain and bearing the Libra logo.

The tampons themselves are reasonably easy to unwrap and insert, pretty much in line with other tampons that don't have applicators, and are as aborbent size-wise, as any other.

Like wise they are similarly priced to other brands of the same product size and pack size.

I find them pretty good but like other brands, somehow lack something that has stopped me from breaching my loyalty to my go-to brand. I'm just not sure what that is, but my go-to brand is completely non-fluffy whereas the other brands aren't as tightly packed (if that explains it?).

From my knowledge Libra don't offer sample packs like Kotex do.

I would recommend the brand to women to try, as most brands are quite similar it's worth trying them all to find what suits you uniquely.