9 reasons women with bladder leaks are switching to reusable underwear
A plain-English look at the two-piece system built for incontinence — not periods.
1 It adjusts to every day — light or heavy
It isn't one product, it's two that work together, so the protection scales to your day.
- Leak-proof underwear — soft, breathable and comfortable, no plastic backing.
- Snap-in reusable liners — add extra protection exactly where you need it.
- Just the underwear at home · one liner out and about · two or more for nights.
You swap only the liner — the underwear stays on. No spare pads crammed in your purse.
2 Natural materials against your skin
Built around a soft 4-layer leak-lock system with an antimicrobial lining that wicks moisture away from your skin. No plastic backing trapping heat, no fragrance — just a clean, breathable, comfortable feel.
3 Comfortable enough to forget you're wearing it
Many women tell us the same thing: swapping synthetic plastic for soft, breathable fabric simply feels better day to day, with far less of the end-of-day irritation disposables can cause.
"They feel like normal underwear but with real protection. So much more comfortable than what I used before."
4 Change discreetly, anywhere
The set comes with a waterproof wet bag that looks like a small cosmetics pouch. Out and about, you swap just the reusable liner in seconds — used one in the bag, fresh one in. No crinkling plastic, no bulky disposable in your handbag.
Get your Fluxe & Co protection
No bundle needed — add the underwear and the liners to your cart separately.
100% Leak-Proof Underwear (Beige)
Reusable Leak-Protection Liners
5 Washes with your regular laundry
- Rinse in cold water (optional), pop them in the included mesh bag.
- Machine wash with your normal load, hang to dry — they dry fast.
- No hand-washing, no special detergent, no fuss.
6 Wear the clothes you've been avoiding
Available in elegant beige and classic black. The beige is invisible under light fabrics — no lines, no bulk, no telltale padding. Light and breathable enough for summer heat or long trips.
"I wore them under fitted jeans and my daughter had no idea. Thin but powerful — look and feel like regular underwear."
7 A one-time buy instead of a monthly spend
Disposable pads add up to roughly $360–$480 a year — before you count creams, ruined underwear and extra trips to the store. Buying the underwear and liners once — instead of disposables every month — pays for itself fast and lasts for years (250+ washes). Less waste, too.
8 90-day risk-free guarantee
Try Fluxe & Co at home risk-free for 90 days. If it's not right for you, you're covered by our 90-day risk-free guarantee — a pressure-free way to find your fit.
9 Already loved by women across the country
Over 1,000 women have switched from disposable pads to the Fluxe & Co underwear and reusable liners — for work, long flights, visits to grandchildren, and sleeping through the night. The most common thing they say afterward: "I wish I'd found this sooner."
Made by Fluxe & Co
That's exactly why Fluxe And Co was created — by a woman who dealt with leaks for 12 years, together with a materials lab — to finally put this fabric into underwear that actually works.
Get your Fluxe & Co protection
No bundle needed — add the underwear and the liners to your cart separately.
100% Leak-Proof Underwear (Beige)
Reusable Leak-Protection Liners
More women sharing their experience
★★★★★ 4.8/5 (1,000+ verified reviews)
I was very skeptical. I'd tried “leak-proof” underwear before and they were useless. But my daughter kept pushing me because of the material they use inside. I didn't believe it, but I ordered anyway. And honestly? They actually work. 3 weeks now and not a single leak through.
What sold me was the material. I used to be a nurse, so I pay attention to what things are made of. When I saw what Fluxe And Co uses, I thought okay, this might actually be different. And it is.
My only complaint is they take a while to dry after washing. But that's it. No leaks, no odour. I just grabbed an extra pack so I always have clean ones ready.
I've spent hundreds on pads over the years. Hundreds. These cost more upfront but I've used the same pairs for 5 months now. Do the math. It's not even close.
They're good but not magic. If I have a really heavy episode I still feel a little dampness — but it doesn't leak through, and that's the difference. With pads it would've been down my leg.
They work. Not much else to say. I can finally go on my morning walks without that constant anxiety in the back of my head.
The sizing was a bit off — I ordered medium and had to exchange for large. But once I got the right size, they've been great. No leaks, no odour, and I don't feel like I'm wearing a diaper.
I wore these on a 4-hour car ride to visit my sister. Didn't have to stop once to check or change. That's never happened before.
I stopped going to my book club because I was terrified of an accident. Last week I finally went back — 3 hours sitting there, and nothing. No leaks, no smell, no worry. I almost cried in the car after.
I was worried about odour more than anything. With pads, by the end of the day I could smell myself and it was humiliating. These made a real difference there.
I used to make a checklist before leaving the house: pads, wipes, extra pants. Now I just wear these and actually enjoy being outside again thanks to Fluxe And Co.
I don't think about leaks every minute like I used to. Now I just put these on and go. They've made a big difference in my daily routine.
