Explore A Wide Range of Tampons in Japan
Tampons are feminine hygiene products that are used to absorb menstrual flow. They are designed to be inserted into the vagina for maximum comfort and protection. Tampons are made of a soft and absorbent material, usually cotton or rayon, and come in various sizes and absorbency levels to cater to different flow needs. They offer convenience and discretion, allowing women to go about their daily activities without worry.
Benefits of Using Tampons
- Comfort: Tampons are compact and provide a comfortable and secure fit, allowing women to move freely and confidently during their period.
- Leak-proof Protection: Tampons are highly effective at preventing leaks, as they are inserted directly into the vaginal canal and absorb the menstrual flow before it has a chance to escape.
- Discretion: Tampons are discreet and not easily visible when worn. They can be worn with any type of clothing, including swimsuits and tight-fitting outfits.
- Active Lifestyle: Tampons allow women to engage in physical activities, such as swimming, yoga, and sports, without the worry of pads shifting or causing discomfort.
- Odor Control: Tampons help to minimize odor by absorbing the menstrual flow before it is exposed to the air.
- Convenience: Tampons are easy to carry around and can be quickly and discreetly changed as needed.
Different Types of Tampons
- Regular Tampons: These tampons are suitable for women with a light to moderate menstrual flow.
- Super Tampons: Super tampons are designed for women with a heavier flow or for use during the first few days of menstruation.
- Ultra Tampons: Ultra tampons are the most absorbent and are ideal for those with a very heavy menstrual flow or for overnight use.
- Organic Tampons: Organic tampons are made from 100% organic cotton, free from synthetic materials, and are a popular choice for those concerned about potential chemical exposure.
- Applicator vs. Non-Applicator Tampons: Tampons can come with or without an applicator. Applicator tampons have a plastic or cardboard applicator, which makes insertion easier, while non-applicator tampons are inserted manually.
How to Use Tampons
- Wash your hands thoroughly before opening the tampon package.
- Remove the tampon from its packaging, ensuring that the string is hanging down.
- Find a comfortable position, such as sitting on the toilet or squatting.
- Hold the tampon with your thumb and middle finger at the base, where the string is attached.
- Use your other hand to gently separate the labia.
- Insert the tampon into the vaginal canal at a slight upward angle, aiming towards the small of your back.
- Push the tampon in until your fingers touch the opening of your vagina.
- Use your thumb and middle finger to slide the tampon out of the applicator or if it's a non-applicator tampon, use your fingers to push it in until only the string is visible.
- Dispose of the used tampon by wrapping it in toilet paper or placing it in a waste bin. Do not flush tampons, as they can cause plumbing issues.
- Wash your hands again after insertion.
