• The tampons are introduced into the body and reliably absorb menstrual blood, leaving the external organs dry and clean.
• From the outside, the tampons are not visible and, when inserted correctly, are not smelled.
• As the menstrual fluid is already absorbed inside the body, the tampon avoids unpleasant odours.
• There is no risk of the tampon slipping out.
• A correctly inserted and timely changed tampon provides truly reliable protection.
• How often the tampon needs to be changed depends on the strength of the period.
• Tampons are also available in several sizes to accommodate different menstrual bleeding patterns.

Feminine hygiene aid, throw in the tr ash after use , do not flush down the toilet.

Always use the lowest absorption possible depending on the strength of the menstruation. The tampon should be changed every 4-8 hours, but no later than after 8 hours.

The package insert provides information about toxic shock state (TSS), which is rare during menstruation.