Disposable Underwear - High Waist 8ct - Regular

Best for after a C section! Does go far enough up my stomach that it doesnt rub my incision the wrong way however it can get “stuck” under my c section shelf but not painful and isnt tight to cause any weird sensations. The material is thin enough to wear under regular clothing. Only complaint is the thigh area is not very wide/stretchy, I have average to somewhat thicker thicks and it can be tight around that area and roll up. I do have to adjust it a lot when laying down due to the tightness in that area.

These are by far the best c-section underwear I have tried. They hold up well without being too overbearing, and are very comfortable. The coverage and support is definitely the best I have experienced when it comes to postpartum underwear. I have repurchased these several times.

I loved these after my C-section. They are stretchy, soft, snug (in a good way), and just really nice to wear. They always stayed up, never shifted or rolled down, and felt like they were providing a little compression support. Nothing like the belly band but just enough to make my incision feel supported. They went up so high on my stomach that I didn't have to worry about my incision at all as it was always fully covered. The only downside was that my regular period pads that I switched to after the heavy bleeding slowed were too sticky. They ended up pulling at the underwear in such a way when I was removing them that I had to change the underwear more often than I wanted because the crotch was getting destroyed. The bulky pads from the hospital didn't do the same, they were easy to remove. So just something to keep in mind. I do wish I had brought them to the hospital with me and switched from the mesh ones sooner. Oh well, you can learn from my mistake.

The best! Soft, durable, holds everything you need. The short ones were super comfortable. Much better than the “diapers”

These were so much better than the mesh hospital underwear. For background, I had a C Section BUT I lived in the hospital for 10 days prior to with a constant amniotic fluid leak due to my water breaking early (Premature Rupture of Membranes). These gave my skin much needed relief from the horribly itchy hospital version. They fit bulkier, wider pads beautifully and are fairly stretchy. They did feel a bit snug around the legs but I can't complain much otherwise. I would recommend them. I do feel like they rip a bit easily though so be gentle when pulling them up

Pros: • High-waisted design avoids pressure on C-section incision • Soft, stretchy, and breathable fabric • Seamless for comfort under clothes • Disposable for convenience during recovery • Stays in place without rolling down Cons: • Disposable nature means they can add up in cost over time • Not as absorbent as dedicated postpartum pads (best paired together)

I have had 2 C-Sections before this one, making this my third. My first was difficult to recover from because I didn't have all the knowledge of what was out there. They are soft and stretchy. They are better than the underwear that the hospital gives you to start with. They are even better when paired with the C-section panties by UpSpring. A) because it helps decrease the friction between the silicone strip and the Scar early on. I hated using the C-Panties until about two weeks after the operation (With my second C-section). This being my third I was able to pair these reusable C-section underwear and my C-panties from day 2. And B) My recovery time is going better than my previous ones! I feel a lot better moving around. The one and only down fall (imo) is the fact that they are so soft and stretchy that they don't hold up to you needing to scratch your booty, or change out a pad. The sticky adhesive on the pads seem to have a death grip on the fabric that's used. This is only a minor setback though. If you're looking at getting these I would highly recommend, though remember to get more than one package because they are most definitely a one time use, and they will make you want more when you're on your last pair. I hope this helps and Good luck with your recovery!

Not for plus size women. Pre pregnancy I wore an xl & during pregnancy I could wear either xl or xxl. I got these after I had an emergency c-section because the disposable hospital underwear were mesh boy shorts & rolled up, but they fit. These I had a difficult time pull up past my butt & they are tight on the thighs. The quality is really nice, they're soft & would be comfortable if they were bigger in the thigh area. They do pull up past my incision & don't roll down. I would recommend these to anyone unless they're on the heavier side.

I bought these to try after seeing all the good reviews, but I was skeptical given the size option only being 'regular' as prepregnancy I was a size 14. They are, however, very stretchy and comfortable. They're also breathable and provide support and most importantly takes away the additional (albeit small) burden of worrying if you've bled too much and need to do additional wash loads etc in the first few days post-birth. For peace of mind alone they are priceless. Highly recommend, they're worth the price!!

Pour mon premier accouchement, je n’avais pas pris cette marque. Pour le deuxième, je me suis dit allez, je me lance… et je ne suis pas du tout déçue ! Franchement, c’est top du top. Ça maintient super bien, la qualité est vraiment au rendez-vous. On dirait une vraie culotte, pas du tout du jetable. Trop bien, je recommande ! 💛

These were the most incredible underwear post c-section. They are much softer than my cotton ones and they have no elastic, so no irritating the scar. They hold maternity pads really well. Honestly, I've told everyone I know to get these. Even if you don't know if you'll have a c-section, get them. Completely worth it.

Super

These are amazing! I brought these to the hospital and used them and loved everything about them. They did not hurt my C-Section, they were soft and comfortable as they are high waist. Easy to wear and remove which is super important with a C section. You can dispose of them easily. Definitely recommend! Continued to use them at home for 2 weeks before going back to normal underwear. If you can, when lying in bed, roll them down to leave your scar to heal without coverage. I did that a lot and it helps in healing faster!