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What is a sanitary pad ?

Sanitary pad, also known as a sanitary napkin or a menstrual pad, is an absorbent pad that you wear on your panties in order to absorb menstrual blood. Sanitary napkins (or pads) come in a variety of sizes and thicknesses. Depending on your menstrual flow and preference, you should choose a pad with appropriate thickness, length, and absorbency. Don't worry; you will ultimately find out the ideal "sort of sanitary pad" for yourself. 

Choosing the right Sanitary Pad :

There's no correct or incorrect way to address menstruation. Every female is different and  your body reacts differently to periods throughout your menstrual cycle. That's why there are so many different varieties of sanitary pads available. The type of pad you choose will depend on your preferences as well as what fits your body and cycle.

During your menstruation, your flow isn't exactly the same every day. This is why it's not a good idea to use the same sanitary pad each day. Some women alternate between types of pads with varying absorbencies - one for heavy days and a lighter absorbency pad for lighter days. Additionally, there are special pads designed for nighttime use. These have longer and wider backs to provide full coverage throughout the night, allowing you to sleep soundly.

• Evaluate Your flow: mild, medium, or heavy? choose the absorbency level that is appropriate for your needs.

• Consider shape and length: For heavy flow or nighttime use, longer pads are better. more leak prevention is supplied by winged pads.

How to dispose off sanitary pads?

• Wrap the used pad in toilet paper or the pad's wrapper.

• Dispose off in a bin with a lid.

• Never flush sanitary pads down the toilet.

By correctly following the disposal steps, you can help waste collectors in identifying and separating sanitary waste without difficulty. This waste can then be controlled hygienically and recycled to reduce its effect on the surroundings.

When to change a sanitary napkin?

A sanitary pad is supposed to take in blood, vaginal mucus and other materials that your body discards during periods. This may give you an idea of how hygienic or unhygienic it can be in case you aren’t able to change your pad for long! Yes, you are on the right track if you assume a sanitary pad needs to be changed frequently.

Don’t worry though; Smart Hygeia’s Sanitary pads have taken care it by offering protection for up to  hours, which absorb wetness and leave you feeling easy and fresh for longer!

What makes Savvy Sanitary Pads a Super preference?

Smart Hygeia provides a wide selection of sanitary pads tailored to meet your individual requirements and preferences. Whether you need ultra-thin pads for light days or overnight pads for maximum protection, we've got you covered.

• Convenient to use: Our pads feature easy-to-use adhesive strips for secure attachment, making them ideal for beginners or anyone seeking a hassle-free period solution.

• Widely accessible: Savvy Sanitary pads are available at local pharmacies, grocery stores, and online retailers.

• Comfortable: Our pads are thin and breathable, ensuring your comfort and confidence all day long.

• Variety matters: We offer a range of sizes and absorbances to meet your specific needs.

Commonly asked Questions:

Q: Can I sleep with a pad on?

A: Absolutely! In fact, overnight pads are specifically designed for maximum protection while you sleep.

Q: What if my pad leaks?

A: It happens sometimes! If leaks are frequent, you might need a pad with higher absorbency or a longer length. Consider trying winged pads for extra leak protection.

Q: Do pads expire?

A: Technically, no. But over time, the adhesive might lose its stickiness. It's best to use pads within a few years of purchase.

Q: Are there any pad alternatives?

A: Sure! Tampons, menstrual cups, and period underwear are all popular options.

Q: How can I avoid getting itchy or sore during my period?

A: To keep things comfy down there, change your pad often (every 3-4 hours) and make sure to stay clean throughout your period.

Q: Is my discharge normal?

A: Healthy discharge is usually clear, whitish, or slightly yellow. It shouldn't have a strong smell or cause any irritation when you pee or have sex. If your discharge turns grey or green, smells bad, or makes you itchy and sore, see a doctor right away.

Q: What's in period blood?

A: It's a mix of the lining of your uterus shedding (like throwing out old wallpaper) along with some tissue and hormone stuff.