Daysics® Discharge Underwear

Discharge can cause standing wetness and cold. 92% find it uncomfortable. We wondered: Why aren't there panties that prevent this?

Together with our customers we developed underwear that's extra smooth and dries fast : Daysics® discharge underwear.

Daysics® with their light absorbing layer are here to prevent the wetness-feeling in your pants caused from natural discharge in everyday live. Your Daysics® have an extra short and thin layer – for an invisible look – and, in contrast to normal panty liners, do not affect breathability .

The discharge panties contain multiple layers: the first layer is made of a honeycomb-structure and absorbs liquid within seconds. The second layer saves liquid especially well and makes sure that you always feel dry. The third layer is made of a leak-proof membrane that does not let any liquid out – in difference to normal panty liners – it is breathable at the same time. The fourth layer is made of soft organic cotton for maximum comfort.

You can easily wash your Daysics® together with similarly colored items at up to 60 degrees in the gentle cycle of your washing machine and let it air-dry afterwards. We recommend to use gentle detergent to conserve the fibres.

Tissue residues can sometimes be so large that they cannot be absorbed. However, the technology ensures that the moisture is completely absorbed. So, you should have significantly fewer mucus or discharge residues than in ordinary underwear.

Yes, at the beginning of your period or during light bleeding, Daysics are suitable. As soon as the bleeding gets heavier we recommend our period underwear.

"Discharge" is a general term for anything that comes out of the vagina. The fluid that most people refer to as "discharge" is actually called "cervical mucus." Cervical mucus is produced in the cervix. It serves important functions! Cervical mucus contains many lactic acid bacteria that create a slightly acidic vaginal environment, which can defend against invaders like fungi, viruses, and bacteria.

Cervical mucus is super important and completely natural. So if your discharge doesn't have a strange odor or appearance, you have every reason to celebrate it.

Absolutely! It's not recommended to use panty liners every day. If panty liners are not changed every 3-5 hours, they can quickly create an environment for bacteria and viruses near the vulva. This doesn't happen with breathable discharge underwear!

The pH level of your vagina usually ranges between 3.8 and 4.4 and is maintained by good bacteria to keep its optimal acidity. When the acidic discharge comes into contact with our clothing, it can bleach it.