EverLeakProof Discount Code PCT15 is a 15% discount code for everleakproof.com, typed into the discount code field on the checkout page. It is not a banner price cut and not a stored credit, so nothing about the offer is visible while you browse the shop. The saving only appears after you have entered the string and the order summary has refreshed. This guide is a redemption walkthrough: where the field sits, what the screen should say when it works, and what to try when it does not.

Most failed code attempts are not really code problems. They are basket problems, discovered late. EverLeakproof sells washable, reusable leakproof underwear across two named product lines, Full Coverage and Pure Ease, and absorbency is sold in different levels across those lines. That means the item you add to the basket has a specific capacity stated on its own listing, and it is worth reading that before you get anywhere near the discount field, because changing your mind at checkout usually means starting the basket again.

Sizes run from S to 2XL, and the store publishes hip measurements alongside them, from roughly 25–28 inches at the small end up to roughly 33.5–37.5 inches at 2XL. Measure your own hip with a tape and compare it to the chart on the listing rather than assuming your usual size in other brands carries across. The store offers sizing guidance by email, so a borderline measurement is a question for support, not a guess at checkout. A 15% discount is no consolation for a garment that does not fit, and intimate apparel is commonly non-returnable once opened, whichever retailer sells it. The store's own returns and refund terms were not confirmed for this article, so read that page on the site before you pay.

One more decision belongs at this stage. Because 15% is a flat rate applied to the basket subtotal, a single order containing several items concentrates the whole saving into one application. Splitting the same purchase across separate orders would mean applying the code repeatedly, and there may be a per-customer usage limit — the site does not say either way. If you already intend to buy more than one garment, build one basket.

There are two signals, and only one of them counts. The first is the on-screen message confirming the code was accepted. That is useful but not conclusive. The second is the arithmetic in the summary, and that is the one to trust.

The maths is simple enough to do in your head or on a phone. Fifteen per cent off means you pay 85% of the subtotal, so multiply the pre-discount subtotal by 0.85 and check the new figure matches. For every 100 units of currency in the basket, 15 come off and 85 remain. Because the rate is flat, the proportion is identical whether the basket holds one garment or five; only the absolute amount changes, growing in step with the subtotal.

Take your figures from your own basket rather than from any example. No product price was confirmed for this article, so the percentage relationship is the only dependable way to describe what the code does. Work with the numbers actually on your screen.

It also helps to know which line the discount should touch. A percentage code applies to the value of the goods. Anything added after that point — shipping charges, any taxes calculated at checkout — sits on its own lines and is not part of what the 15% reduces. The store's shipping policy, delivery times, destinations and any free-shipping arrangements were not established here, so treat whatever the checkout displays as the authority on those lines.

If the totals have not moved, the code has not worked, regardless of any message on screen. Work through the mechanical causes first, because they are the ones you can fix yourself.

If none of that changes the total, the cause is more likely to be a condition attached to the code, and several possible conditions are simply not documented on the site. It is not published whether PCT15 covers the whole catalogue or excludes the sale collection, whether there is a minimum spend, whether there is an expiry date, whether there is a per-customer usage limit, or whether it is restricted to first orders. None of those gaps means the code will fail. They do mean that when it fails, you cannot look up the reason.

The practical response is to test one variable at a time. EverLeakproof runs a sale collection whose reductions show up without any code at all. If your basket is made up entirely of sale items, build a basket of full-price items instead and try the code there; that one experiment tells you whether the code and the sale collection interact. Whether the two combine is not documented either way, so the checkout screen is where you find out. If the code applies cleanly to full-price goods, you can then decide which route gives the better total — the visible sale price on its own, or the full price with 15% removed.

At that point you have two reasonable choices, and neither involves paying and hoping. The first is to contact the store. The contact page lists US and Singapore phone numbers, with support hours quoted in US Eastern time, and an address at 10 Anson Rd, #20-05 International Plaza, Singapore 079903. The same channel that answers sizing questions can be asked whether a code applies to the items in your basket.

The second is to decide whether you still want the order at full price. That is a genuine question rather than a rhetorical one. A flat 15% is a useful reduction on a purchase you had already settled on, but it is not large enough to be the reason you choose one garment over another, and it certainly does not justify ordering a size you are unsure about.

A discount code leaves no residue. PCT15 is a percentage instruction applied to your basket at the moment you check out, not a referral arrangement that rewards two parties and not a voucher holding a fixed cash value. Nothing is credited to an account, nothing is posted to you, and no unused portion carries into a future order. If you buy again later, you start the same process from the beginning.

Keep the order confirmation and note the amount you actually paid. Refunds are normally calculated on the sum paid rather than the list price, so if a size turns out to be wrong and the store's returns terms do permit a return, the figure you get back reflects the discounted total rather than the original. That is not a quirk of this shop; it is how percentage discounts and refunds generally interact. It is also one more reason to measure carefully first, because getting the size right is worth considerably more than the 15%.

Measure against the published hip chart, check absorbency on each listing, build one basket rather than several, then open the discount field at checkout and type PCT15 with no trailing space. Apply it, wait for the summary to refresh, and confirm the subtotal has dropped to 85% of what it was. If the line appears, pay. If it does not, troubleshoot the entry, test a full-price basket, and ask support before completing the order. The store's own claims about the garments — PFAS-free and non-toxic materials, machine wash cold and hang dry, reusable long-term, discreet under clothing — sit alongside the code rather than being affected by it. The checkout screen is the only place the offer is genuinely confirmed.

Promotional terms, eligibility and values are set by the provider and can change at any time. Always confirm the current terms on the official site before signing up or completing a purchase.