Product Description
Feminine tampons generally feature a cylindrical form with a central absorbent component. Some models include an applicator, a tube facilitating insertion, whereas others are designed for "digital" insertion, meaning they are placed using fingers.
Many individuals favor tampons due to their discreet nature and comfort, particularly during physical endeavors like swimming or engaging in sports.
Tampons are a widely preferred option for menstrual care, offering practicality and efficacy to numerous women.
Product Attributes
Tampons with applicator are divided into different types according to their absorbency, such as lightweight, standard and heavyweight, suitable for different flow needs.
Light: Designed for light flow days, such as the beginning or end of a menstrual period.
Regular: Suitable for moderate flow, typically used during the middle of a period.
Super: For heavier flow days, providing more absorbency.
Super Plus: Designed for very heavy flow, offering maximum absorbency.
Factory Workshop
We specialize in crafting premium tampons through cutting-edge technology and rigorous hygiene protocols. Each manufacturing phase is meticulously planned to guarantee product safety and comfort. Our mission is to offer dependable solutions tailored to our customers' requirements.
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Materials: Organic cotton tampons use cotton that is not chemically treated and are suitable for women with sensitive skin.
Application: Some tampons come with an applicator (such as a plastic or paper applicator), while others are applicator-free, which are usually more convenient to carry.
How to use a tampons
Tampons are a convenient and comfortable option for menstrual care. Choosing the right product and using it correctly can effectively improve the comfort and hygiene level of menstruation. Understanding the use and precautions of tampons can help you better manage your menstrual health.
Tampons are inserted into the vagina, where they expand to absorb menstrual fluid. They should be changed every 4 to 8 hours to reduce the risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) and to maintain hygiene.
It's important to follow guidelines for safe use, including proper insertion, regular changing, and being aware of any signs of discomfort or infection.
