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Going Commando? Try Commandos Patches

It is debatable whether or not going sans underpants is acceptable. But, the choice is left to just that – there is nothing particularly unsanitary about going commando. For that matter, it is better to go without than to sport a pair of underpants that are not made of breathable cotton (any other materials can be breeding grounds for bacteria).

Therefore, if you opt to go commando -- whether your reasoning is to banish visible panty lines, the ever-so-tacky “whale tail,” or for the sheer freedom in it – consider trying Commandos brand cotton patches for reinforcement!

 

Commandos patches stick to the inside seam of your jeans, pants, or shorts in that predictable place where reinforcement would be needed with a medical grade, non-irritating adhesive. Commandos patches are not only recommended for the “free-spirited,” but also for pregnant women, for instance, who do not want deal with an extra layer around their lower abdomen. These absorbent cotton patches are predictably disposable and should only be worn once.

Commandos patches come in various materials to suit your fancy, including cotton fleece (for jeans or delicates/stretch garments), combed cotton (for jeans or pants), and organic cotton (for jeans or pants). The cheapest option is The Weekender Flirt package which comes with two cotton fleece patches and two combed cotton patches for $10.

Considering that these patches are single-wear and at least $1.50 per patch, I’d say if you have the money to spare – and if these are a priority to you – why not stock up? Otherwise, don’t get your panties in a bunch. ;)

At the very least, Commandos patches would make a cool stocking stuffer.

 
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I've always wanted to try these. You should have added that these are no good for girls still wearing low-rider jeans. :-&

 
 

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