Disclosed is a non-slip cotton sanitary pad, including a pad body, configured such that a cotton lining, an absorption pad and a waterproof cover are sequentially stacked, and a pair of wings protruding from both sides of the pad body, wherein the pair of wings protruding from both sides of the pad body includes a fastener so that the wings are fastened together in a folded state on the same surface, the cotton sanitary pad is disposed such that the waterproof cover contacts underwear, and the waterproof cover includes a non-slip member on the surface contacting the underwear.

A sensor for monitoring wetness in a diaper or other absorbent article includes a housing that attaches to the absorbent article. The sensor may include inner and outer housing portions that capture an edge of the absorbent article between the housings. The sensor may include contacts that electrically connect with a pair of contact strips embedded in the absorbent article. The distance between the embedded strips may vary depending on the size of the absorbent article. The sensor may include multiple pairs of contacts that are spaced apart to match the distance between the contact strips for the variously sized absorbent articles. In this way, depending on the pair of contacts connected to the contact strips, the sensor may indicate the size of the absorbent article.

A sensor for monitoring wetness in a diaper or other absorbent article includes a housing that attaches to the absorbent article. The sensor may include inner and outer housing portions that capture an edge of the absorbent article between the housings. The sensor may include contacts that electrically connect with a pair of contact strips embedded in the absorbent article. The distance between the embedded strips may vary depending on the size of the absorbent article. The sensor may include multiple pairs of contacts that are spaced apart to match the distance between the contact strips for the variously sized absorbent articles. In this way, depending on the pair of contacts connected to the contact strips, the sensor may indicate the size of the absorbent article.

The present disclosure relates to an incontinence apparatus for mitigating the wetting of garments due to involuntary urination in a human male including underpants including a waistband, a pair of leg openings; and a central opening size to allow penetration of a penis; and an absorbent flap positioned on the underpants and being selectively movable between a covering position and a supporting position. The covering position includes the flap being against the underpants and covering the central opening. The supporting position includes the flap having at least one portion secured to the underpants below the central opening with an absorbent flap remaining portion of the absorbent flap extending away from the underpants to be positioned below a penis extending through the opening.

The present disclosure relates to an incontinence apparatus for mitigating the wetting of garments due to involuntary urination in a human male including underpants including a waistband, a pair of leg openings; and a central opening size to allow penetration of a penis; and an absorbent flap positioned on the underpants and being selectively movable between a covering position and a supporting position. The covering position includes the flap being against the underpants and covering the central opening. The supporting position includes the flap having at least one portion secured to the underpants below the central opening with an absorbent flap remaining portion of the absorbent flap extending away from the underpants to be positioned below a penis extending through the opening.

A line-up of at least three hygiene absorbent articles of different sizes, each article comprising a pair of fasteners separated by a wingspan (W) that can be fastened to a fastening area (44) on the front region of the article so that the front region and the waist region form a waist opening. The fastening area in the front region comprises an innermost pair of fastening indicia (A-A), an outermost pair of fastening indicia (C-C) and preferably at least one intermediate pair of fastening indicia (B-B). The outer waist circumference of the article of a given size matches within 30 mm the inner waist circumference of the article of the next upper size in the line-up, the circumferences being calculated by adding the wingspan and the spacing between the innermost pair or outermost pair of indicia respectively.

A line-up of at least three hygiene absorbent articles of different sizes, each article comprising a pair of fasteners separated by a wingspan (W) that can be fastened to a fastening area (44) on the front region of the article so that the front region and the waist region form a waist opening. The fastening area in the front region comprises an innermost pair of fastening indicia (A-A), an outermost pair of fastening indicia (C-C) and preferably at least one intermediate pair of fastening indicia (B-B). The outer waist circumference of the article of a given size matches within 30 mm the inner waist circumference of the article of the next upper size in the line-up, the circumferences being calculated by adding the wingspan and the spacing between the innermost pair or outermost pair of indicia respectively.

A monitoring device for detecting wetness in a garment is disclosed. The monitoring device of the present disclosure includes a clip removably attachable to the garment and having a printed circuit board and a plurality of pins in communication with the printed circuit board, a portion of the plurality of pins extending through a portion of the clip, wherein the plurality of pins include a first pin, a second pin, and a third pin, the first pin and the second pin aligned along a first axis of the clip and the third pin aligned along a second axis of the clip, the second axis spaced from the first axis, wherein, with the clip attached to the garment, the printed circuit board is in communication with the garment via the plurality of pins. Transmitters having built-in delay mechanisms configured to delay transmitting operational data for a period of time are disclosed.

A monitoring device for detecting wetness in a garment is disclosed. The monitoring device of the present disclosure includes a clip removably attachable to the garment and having a printed circuit board and a plurality of pins in communication with the printed circuit board, a portion of the plurality of pins extending through a portion of the clip, wherein the plurality of pins include a first pin, a second pin, and a third pin, the first pin and the second pin aligned along a first axis of the clip and the third pin aligned along a second axis of the clip, the second axis spaced from the first axis, wherein, with the clip attached to the garment, the printed circuit board is in communication with the garment via the plurality of pins. Transmitters having built-in delay mechanisms configured to delay transmitting operational data for a period of time are disclosed.

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.