Tampax Regular Tampons are a reliable option for managing menstrual flow, perfect for those experiencing light to medium flow. These tampons are crafted to offer both comfort and protection, allowing for a seamless continuation of daily activities. Their design uniquely adapts to your shape, providing up to 8 hours of protection, even throughout the night.

Key features

• Up to 8 hours of protection, ideal for overnight use.
• LeakGuard skirt for additional leak prevention and peace of mind.
• FormFit technology allows the tampon to gently expand to fit individual body shapes.
• Includes a sturdy, eco-friendly cardboard applicator for simpler insertion.
• Free from fragrances, dyes, and common allergens, catering to sensitive users.

What are the benefits of using Tampax Regular Tampons?

Benefits include extended leak protection for up to 8 hours, a snug fit, and user-friendly with the anti-slip grip applicator.

How does Tampax Regular Tampons work?

These tampons absorb menstrual flow efficiently, while the LeakGuard skirt offers extra leak protection. The FormFit design ensures it expands to fit the user's shape precisely.

Is Tampax Regular Tampons vegan?

Indeed, Tampax Regular Tampons are devoid of animal-derived components.

Does Tampax Regular Tampons contain any common allergens?

No, they are crafted without fragrances, dyes, and common allergens, making them suitable for those with sensitivities.

Can Tampax Regular Tampons be used by those with heavy flow?

While primarily intended for light to medium flow, Tampax provides alternatives with higher absorbency for those with a heavier flow.

How should Tampax Regular Tampons be disposed of?

Proper disposal involves binning them. It's important not to flush tampons to prevent blockages in sewage systems.

1. Wash your hands.
2. Unwrap the tampon and hold it at the grip (the smaller part right above the plunger).
3. Place the tip of the tampon at your vaginal opening, aiming it toward your lower back.
4. Slowly insert the tampon applicator from the tip to the grip, until your fingers touch your vulva.
5. Push the plunger to release the tampon into your body, and gently remove the applicator.

Tampons are associated with toxic shock syndrome (TSS). TSS is a rare but serious illness. Ensure you read enclosed leaflet for more information. Use the lowest absorbency for your flow and be sure to change your tampon every 4-8 hours.