OEM disposable feminine hygiene clean comfort tampons without applicator

Product Description

Clean comfort tampons usually consist of a cylindrical shape with an absorbent core. Some come with an applicator (a tube that helps insert the tampon) while others are "digital" (inserted with fingers).

Many users prefer tampons for their discreetness and comfort, especially during physical activities such as swimming or sports.

Tampons are a popular choice for menstrual management, providing convenience and effectiveness for many women.

Product Attributes

Tampons for swimming and sports are available in various absorption capacities, ranging from light to super absorbent, allowing users to choose based on their flow.

Light: Designed for light flow days, such as the beginning or end of a menstrual period.

Regular: Suitable for moderate flow, typically used during the middle of a period.

Super: For heavier flow days, providing more absorbency.

Super Plus: Designed for very heavy flow, offering maximum absorbency.

Factory Workshop

We focus on producing high-quality tampons using advanced technology and strict hygiene standards. Every step is carefully designed to ensure the safety and comfort of our products. We are dedicated to providing reliable solutions to meet our customers' needs.

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With Applicator: These tampons come with a plastic or cardboard applicator that helps in inserting the tampon more easily and hygienically.

Without Applicator (Digital): These are inserted using fingers, which some users prefer for being more environmentally friendly and compact.

How to use a tampons 

Wash Your Hands: Always start by washing your hands with soap and water to ensure cleanliness.

Choose the Right Absorbency: Select a tampon that matches your flow (light, regular, super, etc.).

Get Comfortable: Find a comfortable position. You can either sit on the toilet, stand with one leg on the toilet seat, or squat slightly.

Unwrap the Tampon: Remove the tampon from its packaging. Make sure not to touch the absorbent part.

Hold the Applicator: If using an applicator tampon, hold the tampon by the grip (the thicker part) and position the tip at the vaginal opening.

Insert the Tampon: Gently push the tampon into your vagina at a slight angle (toward your lower back). If using an applicator, push the inner tube with your index finger until the tampon is fully inside.

Remove the Applicator: If using an applicator, gently pull out the outer tube, leaving the tampon in place. The string should hang outside your body.

Check the Position: Make sure the tampon feels comfortable and is not causing any discomfort. It should be positioned high in the vagina.

Wash Your Hands Again: After insertion, wash your hands to maintain hygiene.

Change Regularly: Change your tampon every 4 to 8 hours, depending on your flow. Do not leave it in for more than 8 hours to reduce the risk of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS).