Jessica
GBWorst tampons! Wow, I see alot of people had the same issue. The tampons I used since I started my period were discontinued so I had to start shopping around. I tried lola, the super plus and super hurt me for some reason, so I tried a regular and when I went to pull it out, it unraveled inside of me. I have cotton bits inside of me, its painful and has a burning type sensation. Women should have products they feel comfortable with and don’t have to worry about getting infections. This is so unacceptable. As long as I have had my period, this has never happened to me again. Cheap products for an expensive price for something women need.
Lacey
GBThese are by far the worst tampons I’ve… These are by far the worst tampons I’ve ever used. They do not absorb anything. I use 10-15 tampons a day and almost leak through all of them because they don’t absorb anything. The applicator is horrible as well. They are difficult and uncomfortable to put in. They are also difficult and uncomfortable to remove because the string is extremely thin. These tampons are almost dangerous to use.. I would not recommend. Biggest waste of my money.
Renee Alnemy
GBIt’s a NO for me! I stopped my subscription after having pieces of tampons left inside of me after removing tampon. I made the company aware of the issue and received zero response. I’ve never had this issue with other tampons, so I’ll be sticking with nonorganic brands and the diva cup. I loved that this company helped women but had to put my health first, hope they get it figured out.
Noel Campagna
GBI love Lola I love Lola! When my husband and I cut chemicals and fragrances out of our home a few years ago, I knew my feminine products needed an upgrade. I love how simple and discreet the packaging is-- a big change from all of that glaring pink packaging 😳-- as well as the ability to adjust or skip orders when necessary. Couldn't recommend more if you're considering making the switch!
Fahren Feingold
GBOh LOLA, how you disappoint! Oh LOLA, how you disappoint me! For more than one order, I’ve had to send customer service an email inquiring to the whereabouts of my shipment, each time I get a response: oh sorry, our bad. Some excuse about inventory or shipping to shift the blame, your order will ship this week and here’s a $5 credit for your inconvenience! I call bull! First off, this should never happen. The orders should be fulfilled and if issues arise, an email should be sent to let customers know the eta of shipping. Second, having delayed the order for weeks and forcing me to then follow up, customer service should comp the order to try and save my business. Third, take responsibility as a company for the error, don’t shift blame to other departments or employees (especially those lower on the payroll). You have lost my business and I will tell my friends and colleagues about alternatives.