Sanity Regular Applicator Tampons

Sanity Regular Applicator Tampons
There is pain, unexplained mood changes, heart-eyes for any sweet edibles, stains and the hassle of attending to these few days of periods. An applicator tampon tackles the stains and stress with ease and convenience. Sanity applicator tampons are an ideal and right choice for women who are just getting started with these cylindrical alternatives to pads. These tampons come with an attached string that facilitates the whole process of inserting and removing them easily and an applicator that helps push them inside you. Here, the hard work is left to the applicator, making it a smoother feat for you. With tampons with an applicator, your ‘time of the month’ goes by with minimal mess and zero discomfort.

Uses:
Tampons are used as one of the methods to absorb menstrual flow during your period.

Product Specifications and Features:

• Pack of Regular Applicator Tampons- 10 units each. Recommended for light to medium flow days

• The ideal and right choice for women who are just getting started with these cylindrical alternatives to pads

• Made with quality materials that eliminate the risk of irritation and rashes

• Our tampons are safe, comfortable, tailored to your needs and facilitate participation in all activities such as swimming and exercises that you may otherwise avoid

Directions For Use:
How to insert?

• Wash your hands thoroughly and remove the wrapper. Sit with legs apart or raise one foot on the lid of the toilet and relax

• Check that the removal cord hangs down through the inner tube and that it is knotted. Pull the inner tube out of the outer tube until you feel a click

• Hold the applicator at the grooved rings with your thumb and finger. Place the rounded end of the applicator at the entrance to the vagina

• Gently ease the applicator in, sliding it in towards your lower back until your finger and thumb are touching your body

• Continue to hold the outer tube fIrmly and use your index finger to push the inner tube completely into the outer tube. The tampon should now be in place

• Withdraw both tubes, leaving the cord hanging outside your body. The tubes and wrapper should be disposed of in a waste bin

• Wash your hands again. If you can feel the tampon, then it has not been inserted far enough. Remove the tampon and insert another one

How to remove?

• Relax and gently pull the withdrawal cord. If the tampon feels that it can be withdrawn easily then remove it

• If you feel resistance it is an indication that you may be using a tampon with too high an absorbency for your flow

• In any event, ensure that you change your tampon at least every 4 to 6 hours (maximum 8 hours)

Safety Information:

• TSS is a rare but serious and sometimes fatal disease associated with tampon use

• TSS is treatable but early recognition and treatment are important

• Dispose of the tampon properly