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NO! I tried going into the ocean (while wearing me pad) and it was LEAKING! I swear I DIDN'T have fun swimming that day...
**i AGREE!
it does, not fully STOP. I'm currently on my period..I went to the sea on Mon. I got it on Sun. It's only spotting. Obviously, I didn't use a pad, or else that would be soggy. (use a tampon??) It just thins your blood out.
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