All three kits are washable, leak-proof, breathable, dermatologically tested and last at least a year. The difference between them comes down to two things: how much they absorb, and how many pads are in the pack.
The Eco Pad Kit is the everyday option and the most affordable in the range. Three pads, 28cm long, around 35ml absorption. It is built for regular flow and it is where most people start.
The Luxury Pad Kit is the same 28cm length and the same roughly 35ml absorption, also for regular flow. What you are paying for is the finish: it is the premium line, and the kit contains five pads rather than three.
The Heavy-Duty Pad Kit is the one that is genuinely different. It is 32cm rather than 28cm, and absorbs around 45ml rather than 35ml. That is what makes it the choice for heavy-flow days and for overnight. Five pads per kit.
A practical way to decide: if you currently change a disposable more than about every four hours on your heaviest days, start with Heavy-Duty. If not, Eco does the job and costs the least. Luxury is the same protection as Eco with a softer finish and more pads.
Every kit includes the reusable, leak-proof storage pouch for carrying used pads or storing dry ones.
