A hygiene kit containing a set of hygiene products folded, arranged, compressed, and packaged into a pocket-sized container.

A sealable, disposable hand cover to facilitate the sanitary handling and disposal of feminine protection products, and thereby eliminating odor and spreading of germs onto surrounding surfaces during such disposal is provided. The sealable, disposable hand cover provides a sealing mechanism at or just inward of the opening, where a user slides their hand, so that when the sealable, disposable hand cover is reverse the feminine protection product that was handled by the sealable, disposable glove can be captured therein and sealed closed along or near the opening. Then the sealable, disposable hand cover may be odorlessly disposed of, feminine protection product and all.

A bag of thin plastic material shaped into a container having a closed end and an open end cut to provide two tying portions, and sides extending between the open and closed ends. The plastic material is of a color and has at least an antimicrobial agent, and has an imprinted design or pattern. The bag is of a size suitable for receiving a single product, such as a used feminine hygiene product, along with any other material in the use or replacement of such product by a user, in which the tying portions are tieable to seal the product within the bag. When a product is sealed in the bag by a user, the antimicrobial agent inhibits the growth of odor causing bacteria, the scent masks any odors, and the color and imprinted design assists to conceal or obfuscate any blood on a used feminine product in the bag.

A feminine hygienic tool disposal bag is an apparatus that is used to securely contain and deodorize discarded feminine hygiene products. The apparatus includes a container, an elastic rim, and a deodorizing strip. The container is used as a structural unit to mount all of the aforementioned components. The container inverts to ensure a clean exterior for temporary storage of disposed products. The elastic rim widens to enable items to enter the container, to allow the container to invert, and to help secure items in place. The deodorizing strip encircles the container, so that when the user inverts the container, the deodorizing strip is proximal to odors and smells from disposed hygienic articles.

A disposable bag system including a case member and a plurality of bags with the plurality of bags structured and arranged to be retained within an interior volume of the case member to thereby hold used feminine hygiene products within the interior volume of a bag for disposal.

An individually packaged absorbent article, comprising a wrapper material configured into a bag and comprising a drawstring, and a single absorbent article removably positioned within the wrapper material; a hygiene kit comprising the individually packaged absorbent article; and a method of discarding an absorbent article.

A disposable diaper, having a longitudinal direction and a lateral direction, an absorbent main body having an absorbent body, a back waist part located on one end of the absorbent main body, and an abdominal waist part located on another end of the absorbent body, the absorbent body having side parts in the lateral direction provided with a pair of embossed lines formed by embossing from a skin side of the absorbent body, and the embossed lines each including a protrusion point, protruding inward in the lateral direction, located in a center of the disposable diaper in the longitudinal direction in a midsection of the disposable diaper or on a back waist part side with respect to the center, and a back line, linear or curved outward, extending outward in the lateral direction from the protrusion point, as a starting point, toward the back waist part in the longitudinal direction.

A packaging unit for hygiene articles, the unit being formed from a sheet of material having an inner surface, said inner surface comprising an edge portion being provided with a resealable adhesive for closure of the packaging unit. The sheet has a longitudinal center line and at least one transversely extending folding axis dividing the sheet into a first region and a second region. A tab is arranged at an edge portion of the first region. The tab extends in a longitudinal direction from said edge portion so that an extension of the tab along or parallel to the center line from a tab base to an outer edge of the tab is 0.5 cm or more. A method of forming the packaging unit is also provided.

A packaging unit for hygiene articles that is formed from a sheet of material having an inner surface comprises an edge zone comprising an inner edge portion and an outer edge portion. At least one of the outer and inner edge portions comprises at least one region provided with a resealable adhesive. The sheet has at least one folding axis dividing said sheet into a first and second regions region. The sheet is folded about said at least one folding axis with said first and second regions in an overlapping configuration, thereby providing a packaging unit. Overlapping outer edge portions of the sheet layers are at least partly adhesive-free and are at least partially connected to each other by a mechanical interaction providing a sealing strength of 0.2 to 1.5 N. A method for forming the packaging unit is provided.

An absorbent multi-layer hygiene product comprising a plurality of stacked absorbent pads that are releasably attached to each other. Each absorbent pad includes a liquid-pervious topsheet, a liquid-impervious backsheet, and an absorbent core positioned between the topsheet and the backsheet. Each topsheet and backsheet extends beyond the absorbent core and forms an outer peripheral edge to sandwich the absorbent core. Each peripheral edge includes a pair of opposed longitudinal edges and a pair of opposed end edges. Each backsheet has a garment-facing surface and an adhesive disposed on the peripheral edge of the garment-facing surface to releasably secure the adjacent layers to each other.