Tampax Regular Tampons With Cardboard Applicator 20X

Tampax Regular tampons with cardboard applicator help you feel confident. Tampax tampons have an absorbent core and a protective skirt for additional back-up protection, while their cardboard applicator features an anti-slip grip for easy insertion. Tampax Regular tampons with cardboard applicator are for light to medium flow days during your period. Tampax tampons have been gynaecologically tested. They have also been independently tested for harmful substances by Oeko-Tex. Feel confident. Try Tampax Pearl Compak, Tampax' best option for comfort and protection across Tampax line up. When using tampons, it's important to choose the lowest absorbency necessary for your menstrual flow. And because the amount of flow varies from day to day, it's likely that you will need to use different absorbency on different days of your period. Selecting the right absorbency comes with experience, but as a guide, if a tampon absorbs as much as it can and has to be changed before 4 hours, then you may want to try a higher absorbency. On the other hand, if you remove a tampon and after 4-6 hours white fibre is still showing, you should choose a lower absorbency.

Tampax Regular tampons with cardboard applicator help you feel confident. Tampax tampons have an absorbent core and a protective skirt for additional back-up protection, while their cardboard applicator features an anti-slip grip for easy insertion. Tampax Regular tampons with cardboard applicator are for light to medium flow days during your period. Tampax tampons have been gynaecologically tested. They have also been independently tested for harmful substances by Oeko-Tex. Feel confident. Try Tampax Pearl Compak, Tampax' best option for comfort and protection across Tampax line up. When using tampons, it's important to choose the lowest absorbency necessary for your menstrual flow. And because the amount of flow varies from day to day, it's likely that you will need to use different absorbency on different days of your period. Selecting the right absorbency comes with experience, but as a guide, if a tampon absorbs as much as it can and has to be changed before 4 hours, then you may want to try a higher absorbency. On the other hand, if you remove a tampon and after 4-6 hours white fibre is still showing, you should choose a lower absorbency.