Panty Liners

What is Panty Liners

A panty liners is an absorbent piece of material used for feminine hygiene. It is worn in the gusset of a woman's panties. Some uses include: absorbency for daily vaginal discharge, light menstrual flow, tampon and menstrual cup backup, spotting, post-intercourse discharge, and urinary incontinence.

Benefits of Panty Liners

1. It keeps you fresh and dry by absorbing your vaginal discharge
Vaginal discharge is the process through which our vagina keeps itself clean and healthy naturally. It is a normal part of vaginal health. But it does make us irritated and uncomfortable as nobody likes to get that wet, itchy feeling down there. Panty liners are perfect for vaginal discharges as they absorb them and keep us dry and fresh for the entire day. They prevent us from feeling uncomfortable when we are outdoors or at work.

2. It is a savior for unexpected periods
Panty liners prove to be a woman's savior when her periods come on unexpected dates. We all know how anxious and uncomfortable the situation gets when we suddenly get our periods before or after the expected time of the month, especially if we are not prepared for that. In such tough times, a panty liner proves to be a boon for us. Also, sometimes when we run out of sanitary pads and feel lost, panty liners come to the rescue. They keep us safe and secure by providing a cover for our sudden menstrual flow.

3. It is great to use it at the start or the end of your period Sometimes, our periods behave weirdly. It feels as if they are not sure if they want to make an appearance or not. So, for those days of mere expectations of your menstrual flow, panty liners are great. If you are outdoors, at a party or just hanging out with your friends and suddenly you get that icky feeling of the flow running down to the floors, a panty liner can save the day for you. Also, by the end of your period, when the flow gets quite light and inconsistent, it is convenient to use panty liners as the flow is not heavy and you still have the cover to absorb it. It takes off the irritation of using a thick, lengthy sanitary pad.

4. It prevents your pants from getting wet when you can't control the pee Sometimes, you might notice that when you laugh hard after drinking a lot of water, cough excessively or sneeze with your full force, your pants might get a little wet as your bladder couldn't hold the pee tight. This situation may lead us to embarrassment. Moreover, who likes to have a dirty, wet feeling? Hence, a panty liner is great to hold the wetness in place and saves you from the joke that your bladder plays on you often. Also, when running or exercising hard in the gym, we experience the inners getting a little wet from all that heavy activity. Panty liners are great to keep us dry while we keep our body fit.

5. It helps keep you fresh during your ovulation period Before 13 to 15 days of our periods, we have a process wherein the egg releases itself from the ovary. This process is known as ovulation. It happens during every menstrual cycle. During the ovulation period, the vaginal discharge might increase in quantity or thickness. Panty liners are great during this time as it saves you from that wet feeling and discomfort. So, there is a lot that a panty liner can offer. It can not only save you from last-minute party embarrassments, but will also keep you dry, comfortable and confident.

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We always feel that all success of our company is directly related to the quality of the products we offer. They meet the highest quality requirements as stipulated in ISO9001, ISO14000:14001 SGS guidelines and our stringent quality control system.

Our Team

Being in disposable sanitary products industry for over 10 years, our team has served for world top companies and brands on OEM diapers, napkins, incontinent pads and etc.

Structure of Panty Liners

Fluid acquisition layer

A lot of R&D has been done to keep the top surface dry so that it does not cling to the body and fits comfortably. This layer is a perforated film which allows liquid to pass through it quickly into the absorbent structure and stays dry, since the fluid is entrapped in the structure. It thus reduces the chance of leakage.

Distribution component

This component spreads out the fluid, especially in the longitudinal direction, for better utilisation of the product. By spreading fluid, it increases the probability of more retention of fluid.

Absorbent structure

One of the main characteristics of panty liners is to absorb body fluid and retain it for a long period of time and avoid back flow under pressure.

Liquid impervious membrane

This is the last layer. It acts as a barrier to prevent fluid from leaking.

Performance Characteristic Of Panty Liners

As fluid comes vertically in contact with the first layer, it moves across the fluid acquisition layer to the absorbent layer without spreading in the facing layer. Once fluid reaches the absorbent layer, it spreads and can be held without reversing flow direction.

The first problem in panty liners is the interface between acquisition layer and absorbent layer. The acquisition layer is mainly made up of hydrophobic fibre and the absorbent layer is composed of hydrophilic fibre so the fluid must get readily transferred from acquisition layer to absorbing medium. Transfer of fluid from one layer to other will fail if there is not enough intimate contact between the two layers. Any gap will alter the pattern of flow and liquid may spill and lead to failure of the product.

Almost all panty liners use fluffed cellulosic pulp as the core component of the absorbent material. This fluff is prepared by defibrillation of unopened compressed cellulosic boards. There is always a chance of some amount of unopened board which gives heterogeneity to the absorbent material. Therefore, uneven flow and retention of fluid will be different from the rest of the area.

Performance of panty liners can be evaluated on fluid retention capacity or the amount of fluid sustained after applying pressure. One factor which affects fluid retention is density. Modern commercial panty liners are made from super absorbent fibre used in compressed and uncompressed form. Density significantly influences the absorption and stability of the product. A highly compressed fibre will expand on absorption whereas in case of lightly compressed fibre, it will collapse as a result of absorption. So compression of absorbent material is necessary to maintain its structural integrity.

Types of Panty Liners

Panty liners

Designed to absorb daily vaginal discharge, light menstrual flow, "spotting", slight urinary incontinence, or as a backup for tampon or menstrual cup use.

Ultra-thin

A very compact (thin) pad, which may be as absorbent as a Regular or Maxi/Super pad but with less bulk.

Regular

A middle range absorbency pad.

Overnight

A longer panty liners to allow for more protection while the wearer is lying down, with an absorbency suitable for overnight use.

Maternity

These are usually slightly longer than a maxi/Super pad and are designed to be worn to absorb lochia (bleeding that occurs after childbirth) and also can absorb urine.

How Do You Use Panty Liners?

Panty liners. Most panty liners have a sticky strip along the bottom. You peel off the paper strip that covers the adhesive and press the pad into the crotch of your underwear. If the pad has wings, you wrap these around the bottom of the crotch.

To remove the panty liners, unstick it from your underwear and wrap it in toilet paper. Put it in the trash can or in the special disposal box that's found in most bathroom stalls. Don't try to flush a pad down the toilet because the toilet can become clogged and make a big mess.

Reusable pads. These pads are washed after each time you wear them. These kinds of pads snap or clip onto a girl's underwear. Girls might use these pads because they feel they're better for the environment or to save money. It's all a matter of personal preference.

Material of Panty Liners

Fluid transfer layer: The top layer is designed to transfer fluid from the top cover to the immediate secondary layer. An efficient panty liners should be dry for comfort. Traditional panty liners were of multilayer cellulosic material. Instead of dripping down, fluid tended to remain at or near the surface. This led to discomfort so one proposed solution has been to use thermoplastic fibre. It has been found that at least 20 per cent of the fibre should be hydrophilic to provide sufficient capillary attraction to pull the fluid through the cover and provide a dry surface.

Acquisition and distributing layer: As absorbent core cannot absorb fluid immediately, so this layer imbibes the fluid, drawing it away from the point of discharge, distributes it laterally and holds it for the core to absorb. It is generally made up of thermally bonded or air bonded composite non-woven.

Absorbent layer: The absorbent core of the panty liners is generally made up of cellulosic pulp but there have been some changes in the composition. Nowadays, SAP is air laid with pulp and used to increase absorbency. The position of this polymer is important as it may clog the pore of the structure and restrict absorption of fluid, so the SAP polymer is affixed to a tissue and placed between the pulp and back sheet.

Barrier sheet: The back sheet is a fluid impermeable sheet which prevents leakage, generally made up of polyethylene.

How To Choose The Right Panty Liners?

Know your periods– Understanding your body and periods first is a major part of choosing the right pad matching your menstrual cycle of what you actually need. Every girl has different type of periods be it the flow, duration or symptoms. So, know the types of sanitary napkins you need.Leak free periods are no myth, just find the right pad coverage.

Good absorbency– The panty liners absorption capacity let’s you decide if you need an extra absorbent pad or just a regular pad. The pad should absorb the blood flow without any back-flow.
Opt for longer pads if your flow is heavy and vice-versa. Use pads that come with fragrance to avoid any foul smell during initial days of heavy flow.

Length and flow– Pick the right napkin as per your flow. It depends on the body shape and flow whether you need an extra-long pad with broad hip-guard or a regular one.
Use long-slim pad as sanitary napkins for heavy flow and regular pads on days that follow.

Material– Cotton pads for periods as well as plastic-netted ones, both types of sanitary napkins are available. It just depends on your preference and skin type what you want to use. Panty liners for sensitive skin are available in the market if you do have a sensitivity issue in that area.
It is advised to prefer cotton menstrual pads on the last days of your period to avoid rashes.

Lifestyle– Wear pads according to the nature of your daily activities or activities that happen to fall on the days of your period.
Use winged slim pads if you have a gym class in school or an extra absorbent pad if you have to indulge in any extra-curricular activity.
Keeping the environment in mind, people have started manufacturing biodegradable organic pads at small-scale levels. They are certified for their quality through appropriate testing methods to ensure hygiene.

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Feiyue is located in the China Maritime Silk Road city-Quanzhou. As a global supplier in hygiene products, hygienic materials, Feiyue is to create added value for customers around the world.
Feiyue has focused on top quality hygiene products and hygienic materials for over 15 years in China. We started as a small operation, but now have become one of the leading suppliers in the hygiene products industry in China.
Today, Feiyue has been one of the top suppliers of quality hygiene products and hygienic materials, such as: baby diaper, adult diaper, sanitary napkin, Non woven fabric and PE film and SAP and so on.

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Asked Questions

Q: How often should a panty liner be changed?

A: Liners can be used as regularly as you like, and they are safe for everyday wear. Just remember to change them frequently, typically every 3 to 4 hours or whenever you feel it's necessary to stay feeling fresh and dry.

Q: How long can I leave a pantyliner in for?

A: When using a panty liner, make sure you don't wear it for more than a day. If you wear a panty liner overnight, make sure you wear it right before you sleep and change it first thing in the morning because it shouldn't be worn for more than 3 to 4 hours.

Q: Is it OK to wear panty liners all the time?

A: Wearing single use panty liners, is as suggested, limited to single use, so wearing them for extended period times or multiple times can cause health as well as sustainability issues.

Q: Can panty liners absorb pee?

A: Panty liners are used to absorb light menstrual flow, vaginal discharge, or urine leakage, or to maintain a clean, dry feeling.

Q: Is it normal to wear panty liners everyday for discharge?

A: Some women choose to wear a panty liner every single day. Others never use them. It's an issue of personal preference. It is normal to experience vaginal discharge throughout your cycle.

Q: Do panty liners clog the toilet?

A: Tampons, pads and panty liners are made to absorb liquid and expand, which is bad news for plumbing. Dispose of them in the garbage. Medications. It may be tempting to discard medicine in the toilet, but water won't break it down properly.

Q: What is normal discharge on pantyliners?

A: It's a sign that your body is doing its job – keeping your vulva in perfect shape. The amount of discharge, colour and consistency might vary depending on where you are in your menstrual cycle, but there's usually no cause for concern. Clear or milky white discharge is normal for most people.

Q: Why do I have so much discharge it goes through my pants?

A: Heavy vaginal discharge can occur due to arousal, ovulation, infections, or fluctuations in hormones. At certain points in the menstrual cycle, people can have more discharge than usual. This can also occur in people who are pregnant, about to begin their first period, or who are taking hormone medications.

Q: Can pantiliners cause yeast infections?

A: While panty liners are not a direct cause of yeast infections, they can potentially exacerbate the condition if they are made from materials that irritate the vaginal area or disrupt the natural pH balance.

Q: What is the difference between a pad and a panty liner?

A: Pads help you during your monthly cycle, while panty liners work for everything else and can be used on other days. You cannot really wear a pad every day due to its bulk. And while a panty liner may be of use for vaginal discharge, leakage, and spotting, it cannot replace the highly absorbent sanitary napkins.

Q: Do panty liners absorb odor?

A: If you get the all-clear from a doctor but still feel that your discharge has a stronger smell than you would like it to, it is worth considering wearing panty liners . They can help as they absorb vaginal discharge and neutralize odours, leaving you with a clean and fresh feeling all day long.

Q: How do you dispose of panty liners?

A: Sanitary towels, tampons and panty liners. Wrap well and place them in the bin. Special disposal bags are available at pharmacies and supermarkets. In public toilets please place them in the sanitary disposal bin provided.

Q: Can pantiliners cause BV?

A: You may have heard that panty liners do cause infection - but we're here to tell you that it's just a myth. Liners come with the advantage of keeping you clean, fresh and hygienic at all times.

Q: Can panty liner on too long cause yeast infection?

A: You don't need to worry about TSS when wearing panty liner, but other infections are possible if you don't practice proper period hygiene. Trapped moisture provides a breeding ground for bacteria and fungus, and wearing a pad for too long can lead to an infection, including a yeast infection.

Q: Why are panty liners so small?

A: A panty liner is usually smaller than a sanitary pad and thinner. It's used to soak up any vaginal discharge that might be released during the non-period days. The purpose of a panty liner is to protect your underwear from getting wet — but it doesn't hold in all of the discharge as a sanitary pad does.

Q: Can a 12 year old wear a tampon?

A: Any girl who has her period can use a tampon. Tampons work just as well for girls who are virgins as they do for those who have had sex. And even though using a tampon can occasionally cause a girl's hymen to stretch or tear, it does not cause a girl to lose her virginity. (Only having sex can do that.)

Q: Can others smell my panty liner?

A: Bad-smelling periods: when menstrual blood smells fishy or foul. It's common to be hyper-aware of our own bodies and to sometimes feel like other people can smell our menstrual blood, but in reality, they can't... not friends, or family, or strangers on the bus!

Q: Is it normal to always wear a panty liner everyday?

A: Granted, panty liners are thin and easy to use, and can keep you feeling dry and comfortable. But overusing them can be harmful. So, carry them as a backup option in case there's an issue, or wear them only when you predict there might be a problems like spotting or vaginal discharge.

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