Pantylinners
Pantylinners
Pantyliners, also known as panty liners or panty pads, are thin and absorbent pads designed to be worn in the underwear for light vaginal discharge or as backup protection during the menstrual cycle. They are narrower and thinner compared to sanitary napkins or tampons and are meant to provide a minimal level of absorbency.
Pantyliners are typically made of a soft, non-irritating material with an absorbent core. They have an adhesive strip on the back to secure them to the inside of the underwear. Some pantyliners also have wings, similar to sanitary napkins, to help keep them in place and prevent shifting during movement.
These liners are primarily used for light daily discharge, such as vaginal discharge that occurs throughout the menstrual cycle or for the days leading up to or following the menstrual period when there may be minimal bleeding. They can also be used as a backup for tampons or menstrual cups to provide added protection against leaks.
Pantyliners help keep underwear dry and prevent staining, providing a feeling of freshness and cleanliness. They are available in various sizes, shapes, and absorbency levels to suit individual preferences and needs.
It's important to note that pantyliners are not a suitable substitute for sanitary napkins or tampons during heavy menstrual flow. For heavier flow days, it is recommended to use appropriate menstrual products that provide higher absorbency.
As with any feminine hygiene product, it's essential to change pantyliners regularly to maintain hygiene and prevent odor. It is also advisable to choose pantyliners that are specifically designed for vaginal use, as they are made with materials and pH levels that are safe and gentle for the intimate area.