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US 2010/0076392 A1Published application
Absorbent article
AssigneeUni-Charm Corporation
InventorJun KUDO
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Abstract
To provide an absorbent article that is small and can effectively absorb fluid. The absorbent article includes: an absorbent body having a fluid-absorbent member for absorbing fluid; and an absorbent article main body on which the absorbent body is overlapped with along a longitudinal direction, in which the fluid-absorbent member of the absorbent body is projected in the longitudinal direction from an outer circumferential edge of the absorbent article main body.
Claims8
An absorbent article that is worn on a body and used, comprising:
- an absorbent article main body having a longitudinal direction, a width direction perpendicular thereto, and a thickness direction perpendicular thereto;
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- an absorbent body having a fluid-absorbent member for absorbing fluid,
- wherein the absorbent body is overlapped, along the longitudinal direction, with a surface side of the absorbent article main body, the surface side being located on the side of the body at the time of use on the absorbent article main body, and
- the fluid-absorbent member of the absorbent body is projected outward in the longitudinal direction from an outer circumferential edge of the absorbent article main body.
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An absorbent article that is worn on a body and used, comprising:
- an absorbent article main body having a longitudinal direction, a width direction perpendicular thereto, and a thickness direction perpendicular thereto;
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- an absorbent body having a fluid-absorbent member for absorbing fluid,
- wherein the absorbent body is overlapped, along the longitudinal direction, with a surface side of the absorbent article main body, the surface side being located on the side of the body at the time of use on the absorbent article main body, and
- the absorbent body has a portion folded independently and separately from the absorbent article main body.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.