An absorbent article comprising a liquid pervious topsheet (300), a liquid impervious backsheet (200), absorbent material positioned between the liquid pervious topsheet and the liquid impervious backsheet, and a capillary acceleration sheet (400) between the absorbent material and the liquid pervious topsheet, wherein the absorbent material is arranged on a bottom core wrap sheet such that one or more channels are formed, wherein less absorbent material per surface area is present in the one or more channels compared to an area around the one or more channels, wherein preferably substantially no absorbent material is present in the one or more channels, wherein the capillary acceleration sheet (400) has a basis weight between 15 and 55 g/m2 and comprises fibres having an average diameter between 10 and 35 micron, preferably between 15 and 30 micron, more preferably between 17 and 27 micron.

Arrays of absorbent articles having signals or combinations of signals that help communicate functional features of the component article, including the presence and/or absence of channels.

A semipermanent menstrual pad may include: a genital area cover configured to cover a female genital area and having a storage space recessed at a center of the genital area cover to store menstrual blood, and a lid part configured to cover an upper portion of the storage space to prevent the menstrual blood introduced into the storage space from leaking to the outside, in which the lid part is coupled to or separated from the genital area cover in an attachable/detachable manner and includes a through-hole through which the menstrual blood is introduced, and a first menstrual blood leak prevention projection formed along a boundary line of the through-hole and provided at a position spaced apart from the through-hole by a preset distance to primarily prevent the leak of the menstrual blood.

A disposable absorbent article. The disposable absorbent article has a topsheet; a backsheet; and an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet. The disposable absorbent article exhibits a pad peel force of at least about 0.5 N, when measured in accordance with the product integrity test.

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.

[Problem to be solved] To reduce uncomfortable feeling during wearing, and to prevent leakage from a side portion. [Solution] An absorber 4, and side sheets 7 disposed on both side portions in a longitudinal direction of a skin-contact surface side over an entire length in the longitudinal direction are provided. The side sheets 7 do not include an elastically stretchable member. There are provided a non-adhesive portion 10, in which a center portion in the width direction of the side sheets 7 is not bonded to the absorber 4 side, in a longitudinal section including a region corresponding to a body fluid discharge portion H of a wearer, and adhesive portions 11 and 12 in which side sheets 7 are bonded to the absorber 4 at an outer side in the width direction and at both end sides in the longitudinal direction of the non-adhesive portion 10. An edge of side sheet 7 in the center side in the width direction is located to the center side in the width direction from a side edge of a narrowest portion 4a of the absorber 4 in the longitudinal section including a region corresponding to a body fluid discharge portion H of a wearer. An edge in the center side in the width direction of the adhesive portion 11 adjacent to the outer side of the non-adhesive portion 10 in the width direction is provided in a position overlapped to or in the vicinity of the side edge of a narrowest portion 4a of the absorber 4.

A urine absorption pad for preventing leakage of urine is provided. A urine absorption pad includes: a front surface sheet (16) which has water permeability and contacts a skin; a back surface sheet (17) which has water impermeability and contacts underwear; an absorbent (18) which is sandwiched between the front surface sheet (16) and the back surface sheet (17) and absorbs urine having passed through the front surface sheet (16); and a guide A (11) and a guide B (12) which allow urine to permeate and are self-standing so as to rise to the front surface sheet (16) side with respect to the absorbent (18) to control flow of urine. The guide A (11) is arranged at an edge portion, and the guide B (12) is arranged so as to extend in a left-right direction.

(Object) To prevent a high compression portion from being defectively formed and also a top sheet from being torn. (Means of Achieving the Object) A sanitary napkin (1) in which a low compression portion (15) and a high compression portion (16, 17, 18) are formed on a bottom surface of a compressed groove (10) that is recessed from a skin contact surface side. The high compression portion includes regularly-arranged high compression portions (16) that are regularly arranged in a longitudinal direction of the compressed groove (10), a large-area high compression portion (17) that is irregularly arranged in the compressed groove (10) and has an area larger than an area of each of the regularly-arranged high compression portions (16), and an auxiliary high compression portion (18) that is arranged at one side, in a longitudinal direction of the napkin, of the large-area high compression portion (17) through the low compression portion (15) so as to surround the one side, in the longitudinal direction of the napkin, of the large-area high compression portion (17).

An absorbent article can have a topsheet layer, a backsheet layer, and an absorbent core positioned between the topsheet layer and the backsheet layer. The absorbent core can have a primary absorbent region having a first height measured from the topsheet layer facing surface to the backsheet layer facing surface and a first density, a secondary absorbent region having a second height measured from the topsheet layer facing surface to the backsheet layer facing surface and a second density, and a tertiary absorbent region having a third height measured from the topsheet layer facing surface to the backsheet layer facing surface and a third density. The first height is greater than the second height and the second height is greater than the third height. The first density is the same as the second density. The third density is greater than each of the first density and second density.

A soft fibrous highly absorbent non-woven resilient cotton roll formed in a pliable symmetrical cylindrical solid structure which allows for conformity and comfort used for catamenial purposes in concave region of the gluteus maximus.