Multilayer bladder control pad
AssigneeMedline Industries, Inc.
InventorAmanda Roszkowiak
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Abstract
The absorbent pad has a first layer, a second layer, and a third layer. Each layer of the pad has a liquid impervious backsheet. The backsheet or outer layer, which faces away from the wearer when the absorbent article is secured to the wearer, is composed of a moisture-impervious, flexible material. Further, each layer has a moisture pervious inner layer and an absorbent core positioned in between the inner layer and backsheet. The layers are coupled to each other via an adhesive. They can be removed by grasping a tab placed on each layer and pulling the layer away from the unsoiled layers.
Claims20
An absorbent article comprising:
- a first layer comprising:
- a first periphery;
- a first liquid impervious backsheet;
- a first absorbent core;
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- a first moisture pervious topsheet;
- a second layer comprising:
- a second periphery;
- a second liquid impervious backsheet;
- a second absorbent;
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- a second moisture pervious topsheet;
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- a third layer comprising:
- a third periphery;
- a third liquid impervious backsheet;
- a third absorbent core;
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- a third moisture pervious topsheet;
- wherein the second layer is removably attached to the first layer;
- wherein the third layer is removably attached to the second layer;
- wherein the second periphery is positioned within and spaced apart from the first periphery for the entirety of the first periphery;
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- wherein the third periphery is positioned within and spaced apart from the second periphery for the entirety of the second periphery.
An absorbent article comprising:
- a first layer, a second layer, and a third layer;
- wherein an outside surface of the third layer is coupled to an inside surface of the second layer and an outside surface of the second layer is coupled to an inside surface of the first layer;
- wherein the first layer, the second layer, and the third layer each comprise an absorbent core positioned between a liquid impervious backsheet and a moisture pervious inner layer;
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- wherein the third layer is nested into the second layer such that a periphery of the third layer is spaced inwardly from a periphery of the second layer around the entire second layer periphery, and the second layer is nested into the first layer such that the periphery of the second layer is spaced inwardly from a periphery of the first layer around the entire first layer periphery.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.