Liners for cup backup?

[sporkkity]

So I'm going traveling for about a year long trip soon. I use a divacup, and when at home, I just wear my older, set aside for period use, underwear so I don't worry about leaks or anything. But if I'm going to be traveling, I will only have a few pairs of underwear, which I'd rather not get leaks and whatnot on. So my question is, what pads

Comments

[luna__wolf]

Yurtcraft has some super cute 5 inch liners in herCPS store.

[yurtdweller]

I sell 6 inch liners with no waterproofing in my store.

When I buy liners I look for no waterproofing, no fleece (it's too hot where I live), and bamboo or hemp in the core. That seems to be the coolest, thinest and best combination for me to prevent leaks.

[oceansolitude]

You might find that length is too short. If I use a liner that is less than 6.5" it rides all over and gives me a super wedgie. For some people it works though, so I would buy/make a few and see if that length works for you.

[eversochili]

I like the liners from April M. They're super soft and breathable: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5331930