An absorbent article includes a topsheet, an absorbent core, and a backsheet. The absorbent article has a visually perceptible functional enhancement indicator and a functionally-distinguishable portion of the article with one or more channels. The visually perceptible functional enhancement indicator corresponds to the one or more channels, and the functional enhancement indicator is visually perceptible from a body-facing side of the absorbent article but the one or more channels are not visually perceptible.

An absorbent article includes a topsheet, an absorbent core, and a backsheet. The absorbent article has a visually perceptible functional enhancement indicator and a functionally-distinguishable portion of the article with one or more channels. The visually perceptible functional enhancement indicator corresponds to the one or more channels, and the functional enhancement indicator is visually perceptible from a body-facing side of the absorbent article but the one or more channels are not visually perceptible.

Disclosed is an absorbent article, having an individual-wrapping sheet which is liquid-impermeable; an absorber arranged on an upper side of the individual-wrapping sheet, containing super absorbent polymer, and capable of absorbing an aqueous liquid; and a back-up sheet arranged between the individual-wrapping sheet and the absorber and capable of retaining the aqueous liquid, in which the individual-wrapping sheet has a liquid-storing portion in a form of bag which is provided in a rear portion of the individual-wrapping sheet and forms an internal space on the upper side of the individual-wrapping sheet, and in which a rear end portion of the absorber exists in the internal space formed by the liquid-storing portion. By using this absorbent article, a material used for individual wrapping can be utilized at the time of wearing the absorbent article without disposal of the material, and leakage is less liable to occur.

A packaging unit for hygiene articles is formed from a sheet of material having an inner surface and an outer surface. The inner surface includes an edge zone including an inner edge portion and an outer edge portion. The sheet has at least one folding axis dividing the sheet into a first region and a second region. The inner edge portion and the outer edge portion of the edge zone of the first region is provided with adhesive, and the other of the inner edge portion and the outer edge portion of the edge zone of the first region is adhesive-free. Further, one of the inner edge portion and the outer edge portion of the edge zone of the second region is provided with adhesive, and the other is adhesive-free in a complementary manner to the edge zone of the first region.

A strip having a weakened region that defines first and second segments on either side thereof. The first and second segments include corresponding first and second sanitary napkins.

A method and apparatus for storing a feminine hygiene article wherein one or more such feminine hygiene articles are received into a container. A feminine hygiene article is then restricted from forward movement so that one or more feminine hygiene articles are not accidentally discharged from container.

A menstruation pad for absorbing exudate from a user, including exudate which might otherwise flow into the intergluteal cleft of the user includes a base panel comprising a flexible material and an absorbent body mounted atop the base panel. A back insertion member is mounted to the absorbent body and is shaped to insert into the intergluteal cleft. Buttock engagement flaps are coupled to the base panel and are positioned on opposite sides of the back insertion member. The buttock engagement flaps are thin such that their outlines are minimized when viewed through the undergarment.

A product including a feminine hygiene pad provided in a folded configuration within an individualized package is disclosed. The pad is folded separately of the package and contained within the package. The pad may include a backsheet adhesive coversheet including a section of polymeric film adhered to an outward-facing side of the backsheet of the pad, and a deposit of backsheet adhesive disposed between the backsheet adhesive coversheet and the backsheet, the backsheet adhesive coversheet and the backsheet adhesive being selected and adapted such that the backsheet adhesive coversheet may be peeled away from the pad to expose the backsheet adhesive without substantial damage to a remainder of the pad, and such that the backsheet adhesive remains substantially in place and adhered to the backsheet following peeling away of the backsheet adhesive coversheet.

The present disclosure pertains to a sanitary napkin (10) comprising a topsheet (14), a backsheet (16), an absorbent core (12) arranged between said topsheet (14) and backsheet (16), and two wings (24),
wherein the sanitary napkin is arranged in a folded configuration such that the absorbent core is maintained in said folded configuration by the wings (24).

A container including an assembled combination of opaque paperboard and substantially transparent polymer sheet is disclosed. The container may have a convex polyhedron shape and include at least a first group of three substantially flat mutually adjacent outer panels, wherein the first group of mutually adjacent outer panels share at least a first substantially transparent window that is present on and extends continuously and wraps from a first of the first group of panels, to a second of the first group of panels, to a third of the first group of panels, the first window being defined by a first window cutout through the paperboard, and the first window being occupied by a continuous section of the polymer sheet present and at least partially forming each of the first group of panels. The container may be a retail package.