Sanitary protective panels
OwnerCarly Jane Beersinventor
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Abstract
A protective panel has an upper oval portion having a maximum width of between three and five inches inclusive and a vertical dimension between two and four inches inclusive, a second portion, contiguous with the first portion, extending downward from the first portion, with a gradually declining width over a vertical dimension of between eight and twelve inches inclusive, and a third lowermost portion having a width between one-half inch and two inches inclusive, ending in a circular arc at the lowermost extent, the panel formed of a polymer film having a human skin-compatible adhesive on one surface, enabling a user to apply the panel to the user's anatomy.
Claims7
A protective panel, consisting of:
- a polymer film fully continuous within a peripheral shape symmetrical about a vertical axis, comprising:
- a first side surface fully exposed;
- a first upper portion having a substantially oval shape, of an areal extent sufficient to cover a pubic mound of a female anatomy, the first upper portion having a maximum width of between three and five inches inclusive and a vertical dimension between two and four inches inclusive;
- a second portion, contiguous with the first upper portion, extending downward from the first portion, with a gradually declining width over a vertical dimension of between eight and twelve inches inclusive;
- a third, lowermost portion, contiguous with the second portion, having a width between one-half inch and two inches inclusive, ending in a circular arc at the lowermost extent;
- and a human skin-compatible adhesive applied to a second side surface of the panel in an arcuate shape across the top of the oval shape of the first upper portion, proximate an upper edge of the upper portion, and along opposite vertical edges of the third, lowermost portion, enabling a user to apply the panel with the first upper portion covering the user's pubic mound with the adhesive on the one surface adhering to the user's skin around the top and sides of the pubic mound, the second portion extending between the user's legs, covering a vaginal opening and an anal opening of the user's anatomy, with the third portion extending to a point on or above the user's buttocks, the adhesive along opposite vertical edges of the third, lowermost portion adhering to the user's skin on or above the user's buttocks, the panel thus covering and protecting both the vaginal opening and the anal opening, such that bacteria and fluids encountered in any activity may not enter these openings, and conversely, no fluid, material or such as bacteria from the wearers genital openings may be spread to any adjacent clothing or other person in any activity.
A sanitary panel system, consisting of:
- a polymer film continuous within a peripheral shape symmetrical about a vertical axis, comprising a first upper portion having a substantially oval shape, of an areal extent sufficient to cover a pubic mound of a female anatomy, the first upper portion having a maximum width of between three and five inches inclusive and a vertical dimension between two and four inches inclusive, a second portion, contiguous with the first upper portion, extending downward from the first portion, with a gradually declining width over a vertical dimension of between eight and twelve inches inclusive, a third, lowermost portion, contiguous with the second portion, having a width between one-half inch and two inches inclusive, ending in a circular arc at the lowermost extent, and a human skin-compatible adhesive applied to one surface of the panel in an arcuate shape across the top of the oval shape of the first upper portion, proximate an upper edge of the upper portion, and along opposite vertical edges of the third, lowermost portion;
- and substantially rectangular pocket formed by two sheets of sterile polymer film, one sheet of which is transparent, the two sheets heat sealed along all four edges, enclosing the protective panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.