Use Poise for LBL #RecycleYourPeriodPad






Today's post is sponsored by Poise. My potty danc
I'm a huge fan of water. I drink it all day. All. Day. Especially when it's hot outside. I even keep a cup of water at my bedside. You should see my water bottle collection. It's quite impressive!.



There's just one problem.



The consequences of all that water means I have to...

Go potty.

All the time.

As I'm running errands, I often have to stop at a few stores to use the restroom and I'm picky about which ones I use. You know you just can't use any public rest room nowadays! I even have my favorites.

Which brings me to another problem.

I call it my potty dance. You know what I'm talking about. That jig you do as you wiggle your clothes off? Yeah, I know I'm not the only one! And I just went to the bathroom...thirty minutes ago!

TMI? Sorry.

Thankfully, I can make it there without accidents. But did you know that Light Bladder Leakage (LBL) is something a lot of women deal with? In fact, did you know that 1 in 3 women have LBL? Wow!



What is LBL?

*One in three women experience Light Bladder Leakage (LBL) – little leaks that can be triggered by everyday occurrences like coughing, sneezing, laughing and exercise.
*Weak pelvic floor muscles, pregnancy, childbirth and weight gain are just a few LBL contributors.


What causes LBL?

Just as no two women are alike, there's no single reason that LBL happens. Some of the most common things that lead to uninvited leaks include:

Physical changes from childbirth, pregnancy, hysterectomy or menopause
Being overweight
Complications from surgery, stroke, or chronic diseases like diabetes, multiple sclerosis (MS) or Parkinson's disease
Bladder or urinary tract infections
Bladder irritants (certain foods and beverages)


And some women are using there period pads to deal with it! Just stop. Stop that right now!

Poise pads have just what you need to keep you feeling dry and confident. Poise Thin-Shape pads, which are up to 40% thinner than original Poise brand pads and are made specifically for bladder leaks with the trusted absorbency of Poise brand.  It's good to know that women who suffer from LBL can turn to Poise.

In the mean time, I have an easy way to recycle those period pads. Check out my handy coin purse!


Just peel the paper off and attach to the sticky side of your pad. Add decorative beads like above. Glue the sides down and let dry. You can decorate your coin purse further by painting it or adding glitter or flowers.














Want to try a sample for yourself or grab one for someone you know? Get your Poise Free Samples today!


How will you recycle your period pads?

33 comments

  1. I don't have this problem but if I do someday I'll use this brand. #ProductReviewParty

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    1. I don't either, but it's good to know what's out there.

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  2. I hate the jig even more when I am out and about and go to a disgusting bathroom and the toilets are nasty. Love how you remix that I can hid my money the hubs will never ever find it.

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    1. So true! Who wants to look in a pad for money! lol

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  3. I love that they are making these more and more discreet for their consumers.

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  4. I didn't know LBL was such a widespread concern. I know in the mommy community it's a topic of conversation but no one talks about how to deal with it or what products to use. So this is a great post!

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    1. Great! I'm glad I could help shed some light on the subject.

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  5. I definitely had LBL when I was pregnant and shortly thereafter. That feeling of having to go "right now" is no fun. These Poise pads seem like a lifesaver.

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    1. I've heard of a lot of women dealing with that during pregnancy. It';s good to know what choices are out there.

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  6. This is an issue that I never even knew existed. Thank you for sharing... I am thinking I may need to investigate this for myself. Daily, I use panty liners and they have worked for me. These POISE pads sound even better!

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    1. And to think one in three women have dealt with it. That number really surprised me.

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  7. My potty dance is crossing my legs and hopping to the bathroom while my kids roll their eyes! :) I clicked the link to get the free samples. Thanks for the offer!

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    1. Thank you Alli! Sounds a lot like my potty dance!

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  8. The coin purse is an interesting idea. I also do not suffer from LBL but it is a very common problem. #ProductReviewParty

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    1. I know, it's kinda silly. But hey, what a way to recycle!

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  9. Aw, I'm sorry to hear that Suzie! Praying all goes well with your surgery!

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  10. ahhh yes, I could have used these AFTER i had my son! he did a number on my bladder! So bad I had to have surgery!

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    1. Oh wow! Kids can mess you up! Glad you are doing better.

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  11. These look like they would be really effective. If I meet someone that has this issue, I'll recommend this brand to them.

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  12. A coin purse who would think of such creative idea not I .Quite interesting and creative not silly.

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    1. Thank you Patrice. I had a hard time coming up with an alternative use for them.

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  13. I've read several blog post from this campaign and I love it. I love to see the creativity you gals have for the old pads you no longer need. Rhinestones make anything look good. hahahaha

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  14. Lol! This post was hilarious and very informative. I didn't realize that there was a difference between the pads you use for your periods and the ones you use for your bladder. Or that so many women had an issue with LBL. You learn something new every day! That coin purse though...

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    1. I know, I know. Hey, no one's gonna look for money there! Hehe.

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  15. I never knew LBL was so common. But this rhinestone change makeover post is more than creative. I never thought to try and find usage for old pads I don't use :)

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    1. Thank you! I didn't realize so many women were effected with LBL either.

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  16. I didn't realize this is a common issue. I don't have the problem but I am glad there are options for those who do have these issues.

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    1. Very common indeed. Now that I am more informed, I'll be able to share this with someone else.

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  17. This post reminds me to do my kegels. If I am like other women in my family I will likely have this problem after having children. I will be checking out poise then.

    P.S. your change purse is something else. LOL

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    1. Lol, thank you. Yes girlfriend, do the kegels now!

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