A disposable absorbent article having a topsheet, a backsheet, an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet, and a fluid management layer disposed between the topsheet and the absorbent core is disclosed. The fluid management layer is an integrated, carded, nonwoven disposed between the topsheet and the absorbent core. The absorbent article exhibits an average stain size of less than about 2400 mm{circumflex over ()}2, when measured in accordance with the Stain Size test method.

An apparatus for a dual-use disposable sanitary garment according to various aspects of the present technology include an absorbent layer coupled to a wearable garment. The wearable garment is folded inward and sealed within a pouch portion adjacent to the absorbent layer. The wearable garment is enclosed within the pouch portion by a removable adhesive layer that is configured to either be kept in place allowing the entire garment to be used as a commonly known sanitary napkin or the adhesive can be removed thereby allowing the wearable garment to be unfolded and worn. The entire sanitary garment may then be disposed after use.

A feminine hygiene product assembly for fulfilling feminine hygiene requirements away from a home of a user includes a master kit, which in turn comprises a plurality of subkits. Each subkit comprises a plurality of hygienic products, such as tampons, compact tampons, sanitary napkins, panty liners, sanitary wipes, analgesic capsules, and analgesic tablets. Each hygienic product is positioned in an associated bag and has a respective function so that each subkit comprises hygienic products that have a variety of functions. The master kit is configured to provide a user a respective subkit to address associated hygienic requirements of the user.

A potty training liner configured to fit within an undergarment of a child. The potty training liner includes a first and second channel wall that form a channel to allow fluid to move front to back within the channel after an accident. The potty training liner may also have reduced absorption levels to aid in encouraging a child to become potty trained.

The present invention discloses a composition for preventing and/or treating woman dysmenorrhea; the composition includes cannabidiol and/or cannabidivarol, a penetration enhancer as well as a carrier; the mass ratio of the cannabidiol and/or the cannabidivarol to the penetration enhancer is 1:(0.1-0.8). The composition provided by the present invention can effectively relieve woman dysmenorrhea, and solve the problem of lackness of a composition of cannabidiol and/or cannabidivarol which can effectively prevent and/or treat woman dysmenorrhea in the prior art. Meanwhile, the composition provided by the present invention can also be used in preparation of a feminine hygiene product for preventing and/or treating woman dysmenorrhea.

An absorbent product includes a liquid permeable topsheet, a liquid impermeable backsheet, and an absorbent core enclosed between the topsheet and the backsheet. The absorbent core includes an absorbent fibrous layer and a liquid inlet foam layer and the absorbent core includes a transversally central liquid inlet region extending in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent core. Within the liquid inlet region, the liquid inlet foam layer is covered by a plurality of inlet openings and has a transversal width, which is equal to, or up to 9 mm smaller than, the minimum transversal width of the absorbent fibrous layer. The liquid inlet foam layer also has side edge regions arranged in front and rear portions of the absorbent core transversally outside of the liquid inlet region, and within which the liquid inlet foam layer is free from liquid inlet openings.

The present invention describes an undergarment pantiliner which is worn with a child's underwear, to aid in toilet training while protecting undergarments from soiling. The invention is directed to in particular the situation in which the child has mastered urination but continues to have challenges with controlling bowel movements. The pantiliner is made up of sheets of non-woven disposable fabric and other materials which protect the wearer's underwear from stains and/or exudates. It is meant to absorb a little wetness but let most fluid flow through while retaining excrement and exudate. Use of the item aids the child's self-confidence to believe he can transition to be fully toilet-trained by supporting his sense of independence.

An absorbent hygiene article for placement in underwear is provided, including a liquid permeable topsheet, a backsheet and an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet. The topsheet is of a translucent material and is provided with a colored pattern defining at least one background region and at least one colored region having a first inherent color. The topsheet-facing side of the backsheet has a second color; and a background region located in an inner area has a higher L*-value than a background region located in the edge area.

An absorbent article can have a pair of pivotable wings. The pair of pivotable wings can be formed from a wing material which can be bonded to a backsheet layer of the absorbent article and each wing can be configured to pivot between a first wing configuration and a second wing configuration. The wing material can be provided with a wing pivot point and fold lines which can enable the pivoting between the first wing configuration and the second wing configuration.

The present disclosure relates to a breathable, reusable, leakproof, absorbent, antimicrobial, waterproof and vapor disperser multilayer lining for clothing. A purpose of this lining is to avoid the release of body fluids such as sweat, blood, vaginal fluids, menstrual fluid, urine, breast milk or postoperative fluids.