Shanelle Chapman
GBLOLA is a great company LOLA is a great company. They have helped me educate my teen daughter on what natural products should go into a women’s body. She has educated herself and has been very happy with using a natural cotton product that will not harm her. Thank you again for for being an amazing brand educating young girls who don’t know the difference between good and bad products.
Jenny Reidler
GBProbably the worst brand of tampons Probably the worst brand of tampons. I decided to give these a try and instantly regretted it after only seeing the applicator. I had nothing else on hand so had to use them. I have been using tampons for 20 years and never had such a hard time inserting a tampon! They leak like crazy and are super uncomfortable. Bring on the chemicals cause this hormonal lady does not need any more reason to be a cranky B. These remind me of the dollar store cardboard tampons as a teenager....
Erin Brandt
GBI live in a rural part of the country… I live in a rural part of the country and accessing safe and organic cotton tampons is hit or miss. I was thrilled when I discovered LOLA! I've been using the subscription service for several years and recently upgraded from every 8 weeks to a 6 month bundle of tampons. Everything about the process is easy to use and I appreciate the ability to amend my subscription as needed. LOLA rocks my world!
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.
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.