Are menstrual underwear, which replace the use of a sanitary pad or tampon, considered leak-proof?

Menstrual underwear, which replaces the use of a sanitary pad or tampon, are designed to be leak-proof. They are made from breathable materials to help prevent the risk of developing vaginal infections.

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Are menstrual underwear, which replace the use of a sanitary pad or tampon, considered leak-proof?

Menstrual underwear, which replaces the use of a sanitary pad or tampon, are designed to be leak-proof. They are made from breathable materials to help prevent the risk of developing vaginal infections.