A unique garment designed to aid healing of minor skin ailments such as diaper rash. A urine absorbent, air flow permeable undergarment (1) may contain a barrier (4) to absorb urine and even an open back (5) such as for example a cutout in the back portion (3) a garment that may maximize airflow to the buttocks and groin. In some embodiments, a garment may not be a diaper and may not be designed to contain multiple urinations. In some embodiments, such as in a reusable form, the garment may be designed with a disposable pad capable of containing one or more urinations, then the disposable pad may be replaced. In yet another embodiment, a disposable garment may be provided so that after urination, the entire garment may be thrown away.

A disposable absorbent insert comprising: a liquid permeable topsheet; a liquid impermeable backsheet; and an absorbent core comprising absorbent material therein and being sandwiched between said topsheet and backsheet; wherein the insert comprises a perimeter formed by first and second transverse edges and first and second longitudinal edges connecting the first and second transverse edges; a longitudinal centerline extending substantially parallel to said first and second longitudinal edges and interposed therebetween such to divide said insert into a first longitudinal half between said longitudinal centerline and said first longitudinal edge and a second longitudinal half between said longitudinal centerline and said second longitudinal edge; and a transverse centerline extending substantially parallel to said first and second transverse edges and interposed therebetween such to divide said insert into a first transverse half between said transverse centerline and said first transverse edge and a second transverse half between said transverse centerline and said second transverse edge; wherein the insert comprises at least one first fastening element at a body-facing side of said insert, said at least one first fastening element being positioned at least proximal to the first and/or second transverse edges; and wherein each said first fastening element is configured to secure onto a corresponding second fastening element of a re-usable outer shell.

A washable, reusable garment for retention of body fluids when worn on a person's lower body part. The garment has a crotch portion and a body portion. The crotch portion has an absorbent composite, and a pocket adapted for receiving a removable absorbent pad. The body portion has a waist opening and is seamless except where attached to the crotch portion. The body portion and the crotch portion together form first and second leg openings.

This invention is directed to a sanitary product attachment means comprising a connection member (3) having a flexible base carrier (4), whereas on one main surface of the connection member (3) an underwear connection means (5) is present which is configured to fix the connection member (3) to a piece of underwear (12) and on the opposing main surface of the connection member (3) an absorbent member connection means (6) is present which is configured to fix the connection member (3) to the underside of an absorbent member (2, 2a).

A multiple-layer undergarment to aid toilet training that provides a child with a sensation of wetness, but protects the child's outer garments from being saturated. The undergarment has an inner fabric layer that retains wetness to produce the uncomfortable sensation for the child after urinating in the undergarment. The undergarment has an absorbent layer sandwiched between two fabric layers that absorbs the excess wetness, the absorbent layer selectively having a barrier layer preventing urine from soaking through to the child's outer garments. In one embodiment, the undergarment has a channel extending from a front waistband, through a crotch to a back waistband for inserting an absorbent panel. In another embodiment, the undergarment has an absorbent insert attached by a plurality of adhesive strips between two fabric underwear. In one embodiment, the undergarment has a channel for inserting an absorbent panel attached by at least one adhesive strip.

Disclosed is a sacrum-protecting diaper consisting of a diaper specially designed to protect the sacral area of patients with urinary incontinence who must remain in bed for prolonged periods of time.

Disclosed is a pant type absorbent article comprising an absorbent assembly and an elastic belt.

The flushable removable diaper liner of the present invention is an easy-to-use diaper liner that can be removed from an existing diaper and flushed to enable a solid waste disposal device and method. The present invention makes it easy to dispose of solid waste in a flushing toilet, thus preventing solid waste entry into the landfill waste stream. Further, this invention reduces carbon emissions by preventing the solid waste from going to landfills. The device and method of the present invention can be in the form of an addition to an existing diaper and can be built/manufactured into an existing diaper by adding it to an existing manufacturing process.

A diaper insert insertion aid apparatus is disclosed, designed to streamline and simplify the process of inserting absorbent inserts into cloth diaper covers. The apparatus comprises a main body configured to hold multiple reusable cloth diaper inserts, a fastening mechanism to secure the inserts in place, and resilient pads for stability. In one embodiment, the main body further includes a handle for ease of manipulation. The apparatus can accommodate inserts with or without pockets, and the pocketed inserts can be further supported by a dedicated structure within the apparatus. This invention aims to address the inconvenience and physical strain associated with traditional manual insertion methods, making cloth diapering more accessible and appealing to a wider range of users, including those with limited dexterity or handling multiple diapers. The apparatus is adaptable to various insert configurations and can also find possible applications in other textile manufacturing processes.