Stayfree

Using Stayfree pads is easy. Simply remove the paper on the back side of the pad and place it in your panty. Remove the paper from the winds and wrap the winds around both sides of the panty and press firmly. Replace your Stayfree pads every 3 to 4 hours, or, more frequently, if your flow is heavy. What chemicals are in Stayfree pads? Stayfree pads are comfortable, super absorbent feminine products containing superabsorbent polymers known as SAP. These lock in fluids to keep you dry. They were developed by Japanese scientists in 1978. Additionally, Stayfree pads contain bleached rayon and plastics that contribute to the superabsorbent ability of the SAPs.

Just like any product for the body, your personal care and feminine care is important, so you should ask yourself what Stayfree pads are made of. These pads are made of superabsorbent polymers which lock in menstrual blood to help you stay dry. The packaging also offers additional product details for any concerns you may have. This material was developed in 1978 by Japanese scientists, and it was popularly used in baby diapers. Thanks to its ability to rapidly absorb fluids more than its weight, it revolutionized menstrual pads for women. Polymers are also a very useful component in wound dressings. Stayfree pads also contain bleached rayon and plastics, which all contribute to their ability to hold fluid. Aside from keeping you comfortable all day long and preventing skin irritation, Stayfree also offers odor control. The highly absorbent core materials are also partnered with an adhesive tape that helps to attach the pad to undergarments. This way, it won't move even when you are active. The pad also contains laminating adhesive that glues the various layers of the pad together.