Change-Diapers received a product at no cost for review purposes. Post contains referral links. All opinions are our own! Have you ever frozen in fear as you sneezed? Had to change your undies after a coughing fit? You’re not the only one. During pregnancy and after giving birth it happens to the best of us; 1 in 3 to be exact. Enter Icon.
Icon’s pee-proof undies are available in bikini (what I received) or hi-waist styles. Before I get down to the nitty gritty, I have to share the confirmation email I received.
I didn’t prance (since I wasn’t wearing my Icon undies yet) but I managed to resist the urge to iron them. 😉
My Icon undies came in a nice little bag I’m sure I will be able to reuse.
The first thing I noticed was how soft they were.
They reminded me a bit of seamless undies I’ve bought from a slightly overpriced lingerie store, only these seem to be better made.
They just look like really nice underwear, right? Choose from black, nude or blue in sizes XS to XXXL in both the bikini and hi-waist styles.
Here’s what sets them apart:
This ultra thin absorbency in the gusset can hold up to 5 teaspoons, eliminates odors and the leak resistant sides and wicking material will keep you dry and comfortable without requiring a change of clothes! No “action shot” (you’re welcome!) but you’ll have to trust me that they are comfortable, thin and awesome.
Ditch crinkly, itchy and expensive liners and give Icon a try. If you use my Icon referral link you’ll get $10 off your first order. Then sign up for the program and earn money towards more pairs. Icon has a 30-day “tinkle test” (tee-hee) where you can return them within 30 days if you don’t love them. Bikinis retail for $30 and hi-waist for $34. In addition to their amazing referral program, each purchase helps fund surgery, treatments and recovery for women experiencing Fistulas, via the Fistula Foundation.
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Have you ever been caught by surprise by a sneeze? Which Icon style and color would you like to try?
Maria wants to live in a world where cloth diapers are the norm and moms can make parenting choices without judgement. When she’s not chasing her 18, 14 and 11-year old kids around, you might find her checking out the latest gadgets, organizing something (again) or exercising in the fresh air. 
I purchased a 10 pack of these expensive undies several months ago with very high hopes. Unfortunately they are not worth it. They do look and feel nice, however, the area of absorption is too small so if you are not sitting absolutely perfectly you miss your mark and still end up wet. Also, I don’t know what is in the liner but the odor is awful, much worse that when wearing plain cotton undies or a pantyliner, it’s terribly embarrassing. Tried to write a review only to learn that they “moderate the reviews” so you do not get to see all of the unfavorable reviews for these.
Oh man! Did you contact them about the issues? I didn’t have any problems but I only had 1 pair and my daughter ended up stealing them to use instead of liners during her cycle.
I would like to know how to contact you.
I didn’t see this comment when you posted it, sorry. Contact me or Icon?