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If you’ve ever had to deal with a heavy period flow, you’ll know all too well the nagging fear of leaking through your clothing or onto the bed sheets. Fear not, this handy and simple period tip has been labelled a ‘game changer’ for heavy flow and postpartum bleeding.

The clever tip was shared by Alice Williams, the founder of Ovira (a device that gives instant period pain relief), who has been hailed as some sort of demigoddess for the idea.

The tip is to place a pad like you normally would in your undies, but then get another pad and place that horizontally where your bottom goes. I know right?! The video has been viewed almost 20 million times, with women understandably praising the concept.

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“Horizontally is a game changer,” wrote one woman.

“I learn something new on TikTok every single time I come on here. Why didn’t I know this earlier?” wrote another.

“And I will finally be able to sleep on my back and not fear,” replied Eleanor.

“This would have been great for postpartum,” wrote Juliana Jones.

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Some women did point out that overnight pads are designed to stop leakage from behind, others said they’re simply not wide enough.

What do you think of this tip? Is it a game changer for you? Let us know in the comments below. 

  • My girls and I use the period undies now. So much better for the environment and for my pocket, and I think in general.
    I use Modibodi, Bonds and even have some Kmart period undies. All work
    I wear a pair a day to be honest, everyday, as sometimes when I laugh or sneeze, I leak 🙁 So, these are so good for me every day of the year.

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  • To need this the flow must be really heavy, that sounds quite taxing on the body.

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  • There are extra long pads out there now for this very reason. Although a good idea i think you would be spending more money on pads since you would be going through them quicker.

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  • Good idea! I havent personally had this issue, but game charger for those that do

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  • Luckily I never had that problem with a heavy flow.

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