Tampax Super Tampons with Applicator 20 Pack offers reliable protection during heavy flow days. These tampons are designed for women who experience heavier menstrual bleeding, providing superior absorbency and leak prevention. The smooth plastic applicator ensures easy, comfortable insertion, while the anti-slip grip provides added control. Tampax is a trusted brand recommended by healthcare professionals worldwide.

Key features

• Super absorbency for heavy flow protection
• Contoured shape for a comfortable, secure fit
• Anti-slip grip on applicator for easy insertion
• LeakGuard braid helps prevent leaks and staining
• Purified cotton core for exceptional absorbency

What are the benefits of using Tampax Super Tampons with Applicator 20 Pack?

The main benefits include reliable heavy flow protection, comfortable fit, easy insertion with the applicator, and leak prevention.

How does Tampax Super Tampons with Applicator 20 Pack work?

The highly absorbent cotton core quickly absorbs the menstrual flow, while the LeakGuard braid helps prevent leaks and staining.

How long can I leave a tampon in?

It's recommended to change tampons every 4-8 hours and avoid leaving them in overnight to reduce the risk of TSS.

What is the difference between regular and super tampons?

Super tampons like these are designed for heavier flow days, offering higher absorbency compared to regular tampons.

To use Tampax Super Tampons with Applicator, follow these steps:

1. Unwrap the tampon, familiarize yourself with the applicator, and identify the grip area and the smaller tube with the string coming out.
2. Hold the applicator by the grip area and gently insert the larger, outer tube into your vagina, aiming towards your lower back, until your fingers touch your body.
3. Push the smaller tube (plunger) all the way into the larger tube to release the tampon inside your vagina. Then, gently remove the applicator, leaving the tampon and string in place.

Remember to change your tampon every 4-8 hours, depending on your flow, and never exceed 8

Tampons are associated with a rare illness called Toxic Shock Syndrome. TSS is a rare but serious illness that may be fatal.