What kind of tampons are easy to use

Everyone has their own experience in choosing sanitary napkins and which type of sanitary napkins is better to use. However, tampons have only become popular in recent years, so many women do not know how to use them, let alone how to choose better tampons. Blindly choosing tampons may cause some gynecological problems. Next, let’s take a look at how women can choose good tampons!

First, open the package of the catheter tampon you bought, and quickly push out the cotton core of the tampon with your hands under strong light. Look from the side to see if cotton powder (cotton powder-like things) falls out with the cotton core the moment the cotton core comes out. If so, it is not good because cotton wool can be adjusted to be heavier than air and can remain in the body.

Gently tear off the top of the tampon core with your hands to see if the lint can be brought down. If so, it's not good.

Take the tampon core out of the catheter, unfold the tampon by hand, and check whether the top is tightly sealed by non-woven fabric. Domestic tampons use medical non-woven fabric to seal the cotton core completely, completely preventing the cotton fibers from falling off. Some brands are sealed on the side, and the cotton core fibers on the top are easy to fall off.

Look at the catheter. If it is smooth, it will be easy to insert. Otherwise, there will be problems.

Look at the license. my country stipulates that sanitary products must have a sanitary product production license issued by the state. Imported ones must be approved by my country's health supervision department and issued the corresponding certificate. If they are not imported, there is no guarantee that they are from formal channels, or that they will not expire when imported and repackaged domestically. Tampons generally have a shelf life of three years.

The above is some knowledge about choosing high-quality tampons. Although tampons are more convenient, it is best not to overuse them. It is best not to keep tampons in the body for more than eight hours. If the flow is heavy, they should be replaced every five hours or so. It is also best to replace them with sanitary napkins to avoid harm caused by improper use of tampons.