Underarm Sweat Pads,Premium Armpit Sweat Pads for Women and Men [100 Packs],Comfortable Unflavored, Non Visible, Disposable, Sweat Free Armpit Protection,Individual Package

Let's be real, we are human and it's healthy to sweat... but we don't have to flaunt it or let it soak through to our clothing. These armpit pads work like a charm. They absorb sweat and smell and will protect your clothes from sweat stains and prolong the wear between washes. If I know that I am going to wear a nice shirt for the entire day, I won't leave the house without these. The adhesive is fair and will not ruin your clothes so long as you remove them within 24 hours. I have had only one problem with the adhesive sticking to my more delicate sweaters but I have found that by cutting one pad in half still absorbs moisture and doesn't ruin the sleeve. I will buy more before I run out. If you detest sweat stains on your nice (or white) clothes or struggle in removing the lingering stench of B.O. in you sleeves then you MUST try these out! A word of advice: it's better to adhere the pads once your shirt is on because the pads will bunch up if you're not careful. Also, you can see the pads through white shirts so if you're self conscious about anyone seeing them through your shirt, maybe cut them down to a less conspicuous size. It would be nice if they came in nude colors.

I read through a multitude of reviews on the various "pit pads" before going with these. I'm now on my second 100 pack of this brand and have been using them for over four months now. What confused me about the reviews I read was the mix of "the adhesive is great" mixed with "these don't stick." The reason for these mixed reviews is the type of fabric you're attempting to stick these to. These work perfectly for button up shirts - they stick and stay for the entire day, never show moisture, don't move around and are easy to remove without any residue at the end of the day. For me, they don't really work well with t-shirts, polos, etc. The adhesive just doesn't want to stick well to those fabrics (it's as if they want to slide off). My other suggestion for these is to make sure you don't iron with them in by accident. I've twice tried to iron around them (not even remotely close to the pads), and both times, they were impossible to remove - these adhesive seems to have melted into the fabric. Once I scraped it off, and washed the shirt, there are still very noticeable "wet" looking spots where the adhesive was over the fabric. I hope my review helps decipher some of the review mysticism around these types of products.

Highly absorbent, peel and stick, noiseless, thin, discreet, convenient, easily applied disposable underarm pads. Each shield has wide and strong adhesive peel-off strips that stay securely placed all day long better than any other disposable underarm pad product. No pins, straps or washing necessary. Non-woven super-absorbent top layer and waterproof, noiseless back layer. Very comfortable and convenient. Save on dry cleaning bills. Plus no more yellow stains.

I bought these back in 2021 and the quality was way better than it is now. They don't stick ans good as they used to and they are thinner. Yet, the price is still the same if not more. Ya'll are trifling for that.

These absorb the sweat and work to lessen moisture on your garment. However, the tape is super sticky and can be hard to remove from your shirt afterwards. I suggest testing it before wear or only removing some of the paper from the sticky portion. Overall, a decent product

I am a nervous sweater so these sweat pads help protect my clothes when I'm out and about. My only issue with the pads is that they can slide out of place depending on the type of fabric you're wearing. I have had them move once I put my shirt on but other than that, they work great.

They keep my underarms dry and don't get gross or fall off too easily. Solid product for people with hyperhidrosis.

Do they soak up sweat? Yes. But they are very annoying to use and oddly shaped. They are creased in the center so that they follow the fold in your shirt/armpit allowing you to bend your arms which is nice. But they are asymmetrical where one side has less surface area than the other, so you don't get as much coverage as you might want/need. The biggest drawback is that the sticky side goes onto the clothes not your skin, so it manipulates the fabric and makes the clothing look odd from the outside. This can also create an uncomfortable feeling on the skin. I only used them because I didn't have another option at the time. But I'll be buying from a different brand and discarding these.