Cora
Cora makes organic tampons, pads, cups, liners, and underwear for period care, bladder care, and body care.
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Cora Reviews
Experience
I randomly stumbled on this brand at a grocery store in Seattle and I liked the packaging, so I decided to try it out. Something else that caught my attention was that the brand mentioned it uses organic cotton and a BPA-free applicator. I like that the pack has clear and concise instructions. It also has a leaflet with a short intro to the brand and links to its body literacy resources. What I didn’t like is that the tampons are not as slim as what I’m used to and it only lasted 5 hours, as opposed to the standard 8 hours I’d expect from a “super plus” pack. Overall, I had a good experience using it and might restock.

Experience
Amazing product! Super absorbent and left no stain or mess. I would highly recommend ladies give this a try. It is a safe and healthier alternative to traditional tampon and pad brands. Organic cotton feels so soft and keeps you comfortable without irritation.
Experience
Excellent branding and packaging. Very conscious. My only wish is that the tampon tube were a bit longer because sometimes the tampon doesn't fully let out of the plastic tube. Overall, I feel safe putting this in my body. I would consider unbleached (no peroxide), all safe but natural processing.
Feedback
Consider the fact that you might have to push in the tampon tube further for it to fully release. The reusable underwear makes me feel safe of PFAs but I will say I wish it felt more like the THINX brand. I have high hopes for this brand regardless so I will be sticking by to see them grow and improve as they already have with their new branding and packaging.

Experience
I've been using Cora for years and am on their subscription delivery model. I exclusively use their tampons and body cloths, and they've always worked great for me.
Experience
I’ve tried the liners, pads, and tampons. Similar to L brand by P&G in my experience, and L brand is a bit lower priced. I’m not out there signaling with my period stuff so it’s a commodity for me, but I am glad that the industry overall has moved away from the deeply embarrassing bright colors, all the pinks and purples and oranges and blues.
Experience
The best organic tampon out there. I'm not a big period cup fan, but recently purchased theirs and found it easy to use.
Experience
I have tried the tampons and the Period Balm. I like the balm - it's definitely not a cure-all - but it just feels nice to rub on massage oil and get the aromatherapy element going when cramps are bad. I, unfortunately, did not like their tampons. I just feel like.. they didn't work? I have no idea how to explain it other than they weren't very absorbent? I'm not sure what the issue was, but I would leak and then discover a not full product. Cute packaging and love the mission, but not the right product for me.
Experience
I’ve used Cora for 4+ years and I’ve never been disappointed. The products are clean, have great absorption and the packaging is definitely an added bonus. They always seem to be coming out with new and updated products based on women's true needs. Cora’s mission is also one I particularly love. On top of the products, customer service has always been super helpful and have even sent me duplicate orders when I’ve forgotten to change my address.
Experience
Love the look and value of this brand. The pad liners are easy to open and use, just the right thickness and softness, as well as absorption. Also good value for money and love the organic aspect.
Experience
Love my Cora cup. Once I got the hang of it I’ve had no issues. I don’t have to take it out as often as tampons.