DORIS Slip

• Upper material jersey:
  96% Lyocell, 4% Elastane
• Lace (recycled):
  79% polyamide, 21% elastane

• Absorbent layer:
  1. 85% Polyester, 15% Cotton
  2. 46% cotton 38% lyocell 15% polyester 1% polyurethane (membrane)

Hand wash: First, the panty should be washed under the cold tap.

Machine wash: You can then machine wash them in a laundry bag at up to 40°C together with similar colored clothes. You should not use fabric softener or bleach to wash the panties. Even regular detergent often contains bleach, so use color detergent without bleach!

Please note: washing temperatures above 40°C may affect the longevity of the fibres.

Air drying: The panties dry best in the fresh air.

If a lot of blood flows out over a very short period of time, the panty must be changed more often.

The same applies to incontinence: urine or water has a completely different consistency and viscosity than menstrual blood.

Period blood consists of about half blood, and the other half of shed uterine lining, vaginal fluid and the unfertilized egg. The panties are optimized for this. If you use them for bladder weakness, you may need to change your panties more often.

• Upper material jersey:
  96% Lyocell, 4% Elastane
• Lace (recycled):
  79% polyamide, 21% elastane

• Absorbent layer:
  1. 85% Polyester, 15% Cotton
  2. 46% cotton 38% lyocell 15% polyester 1% polyurethane (membrane)

Hand wash: First, the panty should be washed under the cold tap.

Machine wash: You can then machine wash them in a laundry bag at up to 40°C together with similar colored clothes. You should not use fabric softener or bleach to wash the panties. Even regular detergent often contains bleach, so use color detergent without bleach!

Please note: washing temperatures above 40°C may affect the longevity of the fibres.

Air drying: The panties dry best in the fresh air.

If a lot of blood flows out over a very short period of time, the panty must be changed more often.

The same applies to incontinence: urine or water has a completely different consistency and viscosity than menstrual blood.

Period blood consists of about half blood, and the other half of shed uterine lining, vaginal fluid and the unfertilized egg. The panties are optimized for this. If you use them for bladder weakness, you may need to change your panties more often.

• Upper material jersey:
  96% Lyocell, 4% Elastane
• Lace (recycled):
  79% polyamide, 21% elastane

• Absorbent layer:
  1. 85% Polyester, 15% Cotton
  2. 46% cotton 38% lyocell 15% polyester 1% polyurethane (membrane)

Hand wash: First, the panty should be washed under the cold tap.

Machine wash: You can then machine wash them in a laundry bag at up to 40°C together with similar colored clothes. You should not use fabric softener or bleach to wash the panties. Even regular detergent often contains bleach, so use color detergent without bleach!

Please note: washing temperatures above 40°C may affect the longevity of the fibres.

Air drying: The panties dry best in the fresh air.

If a lot of blood flows out over a very short period of time, the panty must be changed more often.

The same applies to incontinence: urine or water has a completely different consistency and viscosity than menstrual blood.

Period blood consists of about half blood, and the other half of shed uterine lining, vaginal fluid and the unfertilized egg. The panties are optimized for this. If you use them for bladder weakness, you may need to change your panties more often.

• Upper material jersey:
  96% Lyocell, 4% Elastane
• Lace (recycled):
  79% polyamide, 21% elastane

• Absorbent layer:
  1. 85% Polyester, 15% Cotton
  2. 46% cotton 38% lyocell 15% polyester 1% polyurethane (membrane)

Hand wash: First, the panty should be washed under the cold tap.

Machine wash: You can then machine wash them in a laundry bag at up to 40°C together with similar colored clothes. You should not use fabric softener or bleach to wash the panties. Even regular detergent often contains bleach, so use color detergent without bleach!

Please note: washing temperatures above 40°C may affect the longevity of the fibres.

Air drying: The panties dry best in the fresh air.

If a lot of blood flows out over a very short period of time, the panty must be changed more often.

The same applies to incontinence: urine or water has a completely different consistency and viscosity than menstrual blood.

Period blood consists of about half blood, and the other half of shed uterine lining, vaginal fluid and the unfertilized egg. The panties are optimized for this. If you use them for bladder weakness, you may need to change your panties more often.

• Upper material jersey:
  96% Lyocell, 4% Elastane
• Lace (recycled):
  79% polyamide, 21% elastane

• Absorbent layer:
  1. 85% Polyester, 15% Cotton
  2. 46% cotton 38% lyocell 15% polyester 1% polyurethane (membrane)

Hand wash: First, the panty should be washed under the cold tap.

Machine wash: You can then machine wash them in a laundry bag at up to 40°C together with similar colored clothes. You should not use fabric softener or bleach to wash the panties. Even regular detergent often contains bleach, so use color detergent without bleach!

Please note: washing temperatures above 40°C may affect the longevity of the fibres.

Air drying: The panties dry best in the fresh air.

If a lot of blood flows out over a very short period of time, the panty must be changed more often.

The same applies to incontinence: urine or water has a completely different consistency and viscosity than menstrual blood.

Period blood consists of about half blood, and the other half of shed uterine lining, vaginal fluid and the unfertilized egg. The panties are optimized for this. If you use them for bladder weakness, you may need to change your panties more often.