Pee Safe Biodegradable Panty Liners (Pack of 15 Liners)
₹155.22 B2B Price
At times of daily discharges or spotting, panty liners make sure they take a bullet for your underwear. They prevent you from stains and the headache of replacing your good pair in case ruined permanently. With an extra cottony-soft surface and a curvy design for your extra comfort, Pee Safe is here with Biodegradable Panty Liners.
10 in stock (can be backordered)
- Biodegradable: Starts degrading in 18-24 months in a composting facility
- 100% Organic Cotton: Grown naturally without the use of chemicals or fertilizers.
- 180 MM coverage: 180 mm wide coverage for better comfort & use
- Soft Surface: Cottony soft comfort ensures you stay comfortable all day long
- Fragrance Free: These Panty Liners are 100% fragrance free to ensure your spotting period remains intact
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