A sanitary product disposal device includes an outer telescopic member and a flexible inner liner for holding a sanitary product to be dispensed. The outer telescopic member is adjustable between a collapsed position and an expanded position. The telescopic member has two sealable ends. The inner liner has a dispensing end at one of the two sealable ends. The dispensing end of the liner is configured to receive a sanitary product. The telescopic member is in the collapsed position before receiving a sanitary product, and in the expanded position after receiving the sanitary product.

A pant-type absorbent article including an outer cover being disposed on a garment facing side of the absorbent article, the article having a front portion, a back portion and a crotch portion therebetween. The outer cover includes a nonwoven fibrous material on a garment-facing side thereof and a disposal tape including a tape adhesive zone is permanently attached at the tape adhesive zone to the outer cover in an attachment zone on the nonwoven fibrous material of the outer cover in the back portion of the article. The disposal tape has a folded pre-disposal configuration and an unfolded disposal configuration. The outer cover attachment zone is constituted by a modified portion of the nonwoven fibrous material, wherein a bond strength between the tape adhesive zone and the modified attachment zone is greater than a bond strength between the tape adhesive zone and a non-modified portion of the nonwoven fibrous material.

A sanitary napkin disposal device. The sanitary napkin disposal device includes a housing. The housing is defined by a base, where a plurality of sidewalls extends upward from the base towards a top wall. This housing defines an interior volume. An opening extends through a sidewall of the housing and provides access to the interior volume of the housing. The opening feeds into a chute, such that items placed through the opening will fall into the chute. A door is placed over the opening, the door is movable between an open position and a closed position. The door is spring-biased in a closed position.

A biohazard storage assembly for transporting soiled feminine hygiene products prior to disposal includes a pad is comprised of a fluid absorbent material thereby facilitating the pad to be employed for feminine hygiene. A plurality of canisters is provided and each of the canisters is comprised of a fluid impermeable material. The pad is positionable in a respective one of the canisters when the pad has absorbed bodily fluids. In this way the respective canister inhibits the bodily fluids from contacting a person. A plurality of caps is provided and each of the caps is positionable on a respective one of the canisters for closing the respective canister.

Implementations of an individual pull tab packaging for sanitary pads are provided. In some implementation the packaging comprises a compacted housing in the shape of a compacted cylinder wherein the height of the housing is smaller than the width of the cylinder. In some implementations, the compacted housing comprises a top portion having a circular shape, a bottom portion having a circular shape, and a cylindrical side extending from the top portion to the bottom portion. In some implementations, the inner surface of the top portion, inner surface of the bottom portion, and inner surface of the cylindrical side define a closed interior configured to hold and enclose a pad. In some implementations, the cylindrical side comprises a separable strip of material configured to be pulled away from a portion of the cylindrical side to access the interior of the compacted housing to remove a pad housed within the housing through an opening.

Anti-microbial, discreet personal hygiene item disposal bags are described.

A sanitary product disposal container includes a container housing having a movable housing top cover. A cover hinge assembly allows the top cover to pivot between open and closed positions. Accordingly, a used feminine hygiene product may be placed in the interior space of the container housing in the open position of the housing top cover while minimizing touching the container housing to open the housing top cover. The housing may be selectively opened to facilitate removal of the used feminine hygiene products from the interior space all without exposure to the used products or the escape of unpleasant odors.

A packaged absorbent article having a body surface and a garment surface; and a wrapper sheet for wrapping the absorbent article so that at least a portion of the garment surface of the absorbent article can be seen through the wrapper sheet.

An feminine sanitary napkin and/or absorbent pad of oval configuration contains an integrated plastic bag for discreet content disposal, imprinted with a design of solid colors or patterns to present a feminine look, conceal odor, leakage and exposure. The integrated bag is measured, glued, and folded to fit between the 3.sup.rd and 4.sup.th layers of the absorbent pad. The bag contains an easy grip pull flap at the front tip of the pad, when ready to discard from undergarments, pull flap forward and out to open, and roll to tuck the soiled pad into the bag. The plastic material is made to fit small, medium, large and oversize feminine napkins after each use. In addition, made to reduce contamination on the hands, over usage of tissue, and it will encourage for proper disposal of the content.

A packaged absorbent article having a body surface and a garment surface; and a wrapper sheet for wrapping the absorbent article so that at least a portion of the garment surface of the absorbent article can be seen through the wrapper sheet.