These 11 Convenient Period Products Are the Move the Next Time You Travel

Whether you're on the last day of your period or just want a little extra leak security with a tampon, DeoDoc Cotton Liners ($9 for 24 liners) can help you out. The top layer and the core of these liners are made with 100 percent organic cotton to help with breathability and prevent irritation. They're also free of fragrance, herbicides, pesticides, dyes, and viscose.

If a sweatshirt and comfy leggings are your travel ensemble of choice, the Thinx Leggings ($48) might be for you. The lining in these period-proof leggings can hold up to three tampons' worth of fluid.

One of the best things about menstrual cups and menstrual discs is that they can be worn for up to 12 hours. However, changing one tends to require water to rinse it out. If you think you'll need to change the reusable product prior to that 12-hour mark and won't be near a sink, consider the Softdisc Disposable Menstrual Discs ($12 for 14 disposable discs).

The Good Patch Cycle Patches ($12 for 4 patches) adhere right onto the body to provide on-the-go, travel-friendly relief from painful menstrual cramps. Each patch is infused with soothing menthol and black cohosh and works for up to 12 hours.

Store all your period essentials in one convenient and discreet case, like the Dagne Dover Hunter Toiletry Bag ($45). It's arguably easier to carry into the airplane bathroom than a full-size handbag or backpack. We love that it's washable and comes with a mesh pouch inside to help keep all your goods organized.

There's nothing like that first shower after finally arriving at your destination. However, if you want a little refresh before getting there, reach for one of the Lola Cleansing Wipes Packets ($9 for 12 packets). They're hypoallergenic and can be used on the entire body.

Because menstrual cups can typically be worn for longer than tampons (though you should always check the brand's recommendations!), they can be especially helpful period-care tools for long travel days — and there are so many cups out there to choose from. The Saalt Menstrual Cup ($29), which comes in two different sizes and is made of soft silicone to be super comfortable, is one of the most popular menstrual cup options available on Amazon.

Not sure if you'll be near running water or a sink to cleanse your menstrual cup or disc? Stash a few of the individually-packaged Nixit Wipes ($9 for 15 wipes) in your bag. These biodegradable, fragrance-free, and pH-balanced wipes are designed to be used without H2O.

It's never a bad idea to have hand sanitizer on you while you're traveling — especially if you don't think soap and water will be readily available. We love the Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Hand Sanitizer ($5) to use before or after using the bathroom.

Roll a little bit of the Cora Period Balm ($14) on your abdomen to help ease your period aches and pains. The formula offers warming relief via a mix of pure lavender, clary sage, and marjoram essential oils.

Image Source: CVSIf tampons are your period-care product of choice, you may want to opt for a compact design while traveling, like the U by Kotex Click Compact Unscented Tampons ($7 for 16 tampons). They take up less space but don't compromise on protection.

Staying properly hydrated is always important, but it can also help relieve bloating — which is a common symptom of PMS. The Nefeeko Collapsible Water Bottle ($13) is perfect for travel because it's lightweight and collapses down into a compact size when it's empty.