Description:

@medreplace is a type of sanitary pad designed for use during periods. The pads are available in different pack sizes and are designed to provide a perfect fit and improved leakage protection. It has absorbent funnels that help pull in wetness, even after hours, improving overall protection. @medreplace are designed to offer comfort and better protection during periods, with their features helping to improve overall performance and user experience.

Product Size: Regular 10 cm (4.3 inches)

Net Quantity: 15 N

Key Benefits:

• The super fit cushion feature of the pad allows it to fit the body and absorb at the centre, protecting against leakage

• The safety lines of @medreplace help the pad keep its shape, which improves leakage protection

• The pad has an extra-long length and wider back for extra protection against leaks, offering better coverage and ensuring protection during heavy flow days

• @medreplace come with wings that help keep the pad in place and prevent leaks, providing greater comfort and convenience

Good to know:
@medreplace have a mild scent that provides extra freshness

Size:
Regular

Suitable For:
Women

Absorption Capacity:
The pads are designed to keep the user feeling clean and dry throughout their period by quickly pulling moisture away from the skin, preventing wetness from lingering.

Directions for Use:

• Take out one unit from the bag

• Peel off the plastic under the flap so that the adhesive can work

• Press the pad firmly against the underwear to adhere it in place

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

• Keep out of reach of children

Quick Tips:
Dispose of used pads properly by wrapping them with toilet paper or other material and then tossing them in the trash.

Frequently Asked Questions:
How often should I change my menstrual pad?
It is recommended to change pads or tampons every 4-6 hours to prevent the risk of infection.

When will my period start? The average age for onset of menstruation is around 12 years old, but it can vary between individuals and depend on factors such as genetics and overall health.