Modibodi Underwear for Periods and Leakage

Modibodi ! RED is fashionable, sustainable, hi-tech, super comfortable underwear that totally replaces the need for disposable hygiene. It's designed to become the bets friend of young girls starting their period, so you can go with the flow, your way! 

With essential items including period and incontinence products becoming hard to find in some areas, people around the world have shared stories of supermarkets running out of these items on their shelves, pointing out that not everyone can afford to buy these disposable hygiene products when they need them – let alone stockpile them.

For those who might be considering the swap to sustainable, leak proof apparel, now is the time to make the change. 

It's fair to say that most women would be shocked to know that in their lifetime they will use up to 140 kilograms worth of feminine hygiene products. Leakproof apparel is helping to reduce the amount of single-use hygiene products ending up in landfill.

Modibodi are still delivering their patented leak proof undies across Australia, because being stuck in self isolation doesn't mean your period, sweat or other leaks stop! The team are working hard to get your orders to you asap so you can be comfy and cool, even if you're quarantined at home. They're washable and reusable, so you'll never worry about running out of disposable hygiene options.

Modibodi  RED is available online from www.modibodi.com.au

Review: At 17 my periods are not as regular and predictable as I would like, but Modibodi's range of underwear gives me the comfort that I won't get any embarrising leaks at school.  Although I'm carry sanitary products in my bag, just in case, I feel more comfortable wearing the lighter modibodi bikini & boyshorts underwear leading into the days I think my period may come, because when I'm in class, I can't always get out in time.  And there is nothing more embarrising than a leak at school, well maybe, spoiling my favourite white jeans.  I love the Modibodi Red range as it doesn't look like "old granny" underwear as some of the others.  Designers, I challenge you to make a modibodi g-string though.

Steph