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How Important is the Sanitary Napkin Size?

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Every woman is unique and so is her experience with periods. Most women are unaware of the different sizes, shapes, and materials a sanitary pad comes in. When we don’t settle for one-size-fits-all in anything else in life, why do we settle when it comes to sanitary products?

The choice of sanitary pads depends on various factors that are unique to you like period flow, body type, and lifestyle. A pad that does not fit is likely to cause discomfort. Our biggest concern, the risk of leakage, can be entirely avoided if we just find the right size of sanitary pads. There is a range of pad sizes – small, regular, extra-large – available in the market for all our unique needs. So, it is important for you to choose a sanitary pad’s size very carefully.

  • During the first few days of the period, women usually experience heavier flow than the days that follow. On those days, you must opt for an extra-long like the SOFY Super XL+ that’d provide extra coverage. The SOFY Super XL+ sanitary pads are 323m long.
  • While looking for an overnight pad, ensure that it is longer than the regular pad. Our movement at night calls for a pad that can provide extra coverage and prevent the risk of leakage. SOFY provides a range of overnight pads that you can choose from.
  • You must also look for pads that come with an anti-bacterial sheet to prevent bacterial infections in intimate areas. You could try the SOFY AntiBacteria sanitary pad.
  • Cotton pads like the SOFY pads are quite comfortable to wear for prolonged periods. Unlike pads made with harsh synthetic materials, they aren’t prone to cause rashes.

Be it a regular or an extra-long pad, you will find them all at Sofy. SOFY pads are made with soft cotton to ensure maximum comfort. Cotton pads are easy on the skin and do not lead to rashes. Choose the best sanitary pad for yourself from the range offered by SOFY.

 

FAQ’s

Your menstrual flow varies throughout your period. During the first few days, when the flow is heavier, opting for an extra-long pad like the SOFY Super XL+ (323mm) provides additional coverage and helps prevent leaks.

Yes, overnight pads are longer and designed to provide extra coverage during sleep. These pads help prevent leakage by accommodating movement during the night, ensuring you stay dry and comfortable.

Opt for pads made with soft cotton, like SOFY pads, as they are comfortable to wear for prolonged periods. Unlike pads made with harsh synthetic materials, cotton pads are less likely to cause rashes and are gentle on the skin.

Pads with antibacterial sheets help prevent bacterial infections in intimate areas. These pads provide an extra layer of protection, maintaining hygiene and reducing the risk of irritation during your period.

Yes, your body type can influence the fit and comfort of a sanitary pad. Choosing a pad that suits your body shape ensures better comfort and reduces the likelihood of leaks.

Using an ill-fitting pad can cause discomfort and increase the risk of skin irritation or infections. It's important to choose a pad that fits well and suits your flow to maintain good intimate health.

It's recommended to change your sanitary pad every 4–6 hours, or more frequently if your flow is heavy. Regular changes help maintain hygiene and prevent discomfort or leakage.

Yes, there are eco-friendly pads made from biodegradable materials. These pads are designed to be gentle on the skin and the environment, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional pads.

Consider factors like your menstrual flow, body type, and lifestyle when selecting a pad size. Trying different sizes and observing which offers the best comfort and protection can help you find the ideal pad for your needs.

About Author

Dr. Kanika Jain

Dr. Kanika Jain is a highly qualified and experienced medical professional specializing in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She holds an MBBS degree from Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, and further pursued DGO from Stanley Medical College. She completed her DNB in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Chanandevi Hospital, Delhi.