How to insert a tampon correctly the first time?

 

Insert the end of your index finger into the base of the hygienic product and remove the top part of the cellophane sleeve. Gently part your lips with the fingers of your free hand. The vaginal opening (a) is located between the opening of the urethra (b) and the anal opening (c). Just relax!

How to insert a tampon correctly without an applicator?

Instructions for tampons without an applicator Remove the wrapper by holding the bottom of the tampon. Pull on the return rope to straighten it. Insert the end of your index finger into the base of the hygiene product and remove the top part of the wrapper. Part your lips with the fingers of your free hand.

How deep should the tampon be inserted?

Insert the tampon as deeply as possible using your finger or an applicator. You should not feel any pain or discomfort while doing this.

How long can I keep the tampon?

On average, tampons should be changed every 6-8 hours, depending on the brand and the level of moisture they absorb. If tampons need to be changed more often because of how quickly they soak through, simply choose a more absorbent version.

Can I go to the bathroom with a tampon?

It's safe to go to the bathroom with a tampon without worrying about it getting dirty or falling out. The product does not interfere with normal urination. Only your own level of menstrual flow regulates the frequency of tampon changes.

How many centimeters is the smallest tampon?

Features: Number of tampons: 8 pieces. Package Size: 4.5cm x 2.5cm x 4.8cm.

Can I use tampons outside of my period?

Other precautions can help reduce the risk of STS: Do not use a tampon if you have not started your period, even if you think you are about to start

Why does a tampon leak?

Let's make it clear once again: if you miss a tampon, it has either been selected or not inserted correctly. ob® has developed a wide range of products, including ProComfort and ExtraDefence tampons, available in different absorbency levels to ensure reliable protection every 'so-and-so' day and every 'so-and-so' night.

Can I sleep with a tampon at night?

You can use tampons at night for up to 8 hours; The main thing is to remember that the hygienic product should be inserted just before going to bed and changed as soon as you get up in the morning.

What happens if you flush a tampon down the toilet?

Tampons should NOT be flushed down the toilet.

How do you know when it's time to change a tampon?

There's an easy way to find out: lightly tug on the return wire. If you notice that the tampon moves, you should take it out and replace it. If not, it may not be time to replace it yet, as you can wear the same hygiene product for a few more hours. You can also use the tampon at night.

What happens if I put the tampon in the wrong place?

Many girls worry about putting a tampon in the wrong opening, but it really isn't possible. The urethra (one of the two openings) is very small and you can't fit anything into it, so don't think about it. The vaginal opening is larger and that is where the tampon goes well.

What is the difference between normal and super tampons?

Normal tampons are capable of absorbing 6 to 9 grams of blood2, which corresponds to the amount of menstrual bleeding. super – have a higher absorption capacity of 9-12 grams1,2 and are suitable for women with heavy periods5.

How can I know my tampon size?

The size of the tampons should be chosen based on the number of periods. Gynecologists recommend using products marked Super in the first days of the menstrual cycle, choosing Normal tampons for the third or fourth day, and preferring Mini models in the last days of the flow.

How many tampons a day are normal?

A normal sized tampon absorbs between 9 and 12 grams of blood. Consequently, no more than 6 of these tampons in one day will be considered normal. A tampon absorbs an average of 15 g of blood.