Pads

Pads

Menstrual hygiene has always been a constant concern for women. Although science and technology have given rise to various alternatives, sanitary pads continue to be the preferred option for women around the world, thanks to their practicality, effectiveness, and adaptability to different lifestyles.

Their popularity is due to the fact that they are super absorbent, do not require insertion into the body, and are easy to use and dispose of. Pads have even been developed with hypoallergenic materials, which are increasingly absorbent, and feature ergonomic and discreet designs, ensuring comfort and personal confidence.

Pads with wings and pads without wings

There are two main types of pads: pads with wings and pads without wings . Although both serve the same purpose, differences in design can significantly influence their use.

Pads with wings

Pads with wings, as their name suggests, feature adhesive extensions or flaps on the sides that fold over to completely hug your underwear. This way, the wings provide a better fit, reducing the risk of shifting, leaks, or discomfort. Pads with wings are an ideal option for days with heavy flow or during times of increased physical activity. Their feeling of security is highly valued.

Pads without wings

Wingless pads simply adhere directly to your underwear using an adhesive backing. They are more discreet and easier to put on and take off than pads with wings. Many women prefer them for their simplicity and ability to fit better under more delicately cut underwear. They are recommended for days with light flow.

Note: Remember that both options are made with hypoallergenic and breathable materials, which will help keep your skin dry and protected.

Postpartum pads

After giving birth, women often experience heavy vaginal bleeding, better known as lochia. This is a natural process in which the body sheds pregnancy remnants from the uterus, such as blood (primarily decidual tissue), placental remnants, and amniotic fluid. This process lasts between 4 and 6 weeks, depending on the individual's body, and changes color as it progresses.

Its flow is usually much heavier than that of a menstrual period, and this requires the use of postpartum pads, specifically designed to offer maximum absorption, extreme softness, and protection without causing friction or discomfort.

These pads differ from conventional pads due to their large size, high fluid retention capacity, and delicate materials. They are also thicker, yet extremely comfortable thanks to their anatomical and padded design. Using postpartum pads ensures a more hygienic and safe recovery.

Buy pads

Choose the pad that best suits you. Here's a list of the best options:

• Ausonia Pads : Ausonia offers a variety of pad options to suit your flow and individual needs. Ausonia pads are dermatologically tested and feature the latest technology to neutralize odors and minimize the risk of irritation.
• Evax Pads : Offering the ultimate in feminine hygiene. The ergonomic design of Evax pads combines comfort, safety, an ultra-thin design, anti-odor technology, and even flow distribution.
• Indasec Pads : These are high-performance pads for incontinence and postpartum. They are made of hypoallergenic, breathable, soft, and skin-friendly material.
• My Day Pads : Designed for young, active women seeking discretion and comfort without compromising effectiveness.
• Tena Lady Pads : They have a high absorbent power, which offers safety and discretion.