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Be it your period, incontinence, postpartum needs or just a desire to feel dry, these leakproof undies are here to help.

With a feel and function that closely mimics regular underwear, these innovative garments come in a range of absorbency levels and styles. There are even disposable versions to meet your specific needs.    

We’ve gathered some of the options in the list below, which includes a pair of supportive postpartum briefs with a high waist, a discreet seamless thong and a pack of highly-rated bamboo-fabric period underwear.   

Unless otherwise specified, all sizes in this post are listed in women's.

Capable of absorbing about a full tampon's worth of liquid, these cute French cut undies are the perfect backup for light days or if you're worried that an errant sneeze might cause a leak. They're seamless and stylish, so you don't have to sacrifice style or sexiness for comfort and confidence.

Get them from Knix for $25 (available in sizes XS–XXXXL, four absorbencies, and four colors).

These full-coverage bikini briefs are made using an ultra-soft and breathable cotton-spandex blend and feature an extended front-to-back gusset capable of absorbing three tampons' worth of liquid.

Get them from Knix for $18 (originally $25; available in sizes L–XXXXL and four colors).

Great for protection while you sleep, these breathable, four-way-stretch boy shorts have an extended gusset that can absorb up to three tampons' worth of liquid. The gusset is covered in a super soft fabric for a dry and comfortable feel.

Get them from Knix for $25 (originally $35; available in sizes M–XXXXL and five colors).

This affordable pair of period underwear has over 7,000 five-star ratings and is made using ultra-soft and breathable bamboo fabric. The naturally cooling properties of bamboo rayon help to wick away moisture quickly while the wide, full-coverage gusset offers absorption protection from the entire front to back and can absorb up to two tampons' worth of liquid. The company recommends ordering a size up.

Get a three-pack from Amazon for $33.24 (available in sizes XS–6X, four color combos, and other pack styles).

The extended gusset on this affordable period underwear is lined with an absorbent waterproof layer that is topped with a layer of 100% cotton. These high-rise panties are lightly absorbent, making them a good option for backup protection, lighter flow days or small bladder leaks.

Get them from Amazon for $19.99+ (available in sizes XS–5X and five color combos).

These high-waisted briefs were designed specifically for postpartum needs like bladder leaks and bleeding. They are made with a buttery soft, slightly compressive fabric for added support and have smooth, bonded edges to prevent leaks along the absorbent gusset.

Get them from Belly Bandit for $34.95 (available in sizes S–XL and in two colors).

This pair of moderate absorbency underwear by Thinx is made with the same breathable and moisture-wicking cotton as most of the brand’s panties and can absorb up to 12 tampons' worth of fluid without feeling bulky. These underwear feature a lower-rise fit, a comfort-stretch band and an odor-control fabric layer.

Get them from Amazon for $40 (available in sizes XS–4X and five colors).

This Lycra and cotton-blend thong is good for light leaks, sweat and backup protection while providing discreet and imperceptible wear under clothing. It's free from PFAS and other toxic chemicals and features a quick-dry anti-odor gusset that can absorb up to one teaspoon of liquid.

Get them from Knix for $22 (available in sizes XS–XXXXL, three absorbencies, and nine colors/patterns).

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