Sanitary protective panels
OwnerCarly Jane Beersinventor
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Abstract
A sanitary protective napkin has a backing panel having an overall length, a width and a thickness, in a first shape having an outer periphery, an absorbent pad joined to the backing panel by a first adhesive on one side of the backing panel, the absorbent pad having a second shape, leaving a region of a common width around the outer periphery of the backing panel, and a second adhesive compatible with human skin applied to the region of common width around the periphery of the backing panel on the same side of the backing panel as the absorbent pad, enabling a user to apply the sanitary napkin with no undergarment or other device for anchoring the sanitary napkin.
Claims10
A sanitary protective napkin, comprising:
- a backing panel having an overall length, an overall width, a garment-facing surface, a body-facing surface and a thickness, the backing panel having a first size and an outer periphery in a specific shape;
- an absorbent pad of a cohesive fabric having an outer periphery in the specific shape of the outer periphery of the backing panel, the absorbent pad having an overall width and length less than the overall width and length of the backing panel, a front surface and a back surface, and a thickness substantially greater than the thickness of the backing panel, the absorbent pad joined to the body-facing surface of the backing panel over the back surface of the absorbent pad by a first adhesive, leaving a region of the body-facing surface of the backing panel exposed between the outer periphery of the absorbent pad and the outer periphery of the backing panel;
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- a second adhesive compatible with human skin applied to the region between the outer periphery of the backing panel on the body-facing surface, and the outer periphery of the absorbent pad, enabling a user to apply the sanitary napkin to the user's body with the absorbent pad completely enclosed by the backing panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.