Sanitary napkin having flaps
AssigneeMinnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
InventorsYoshihiro Akiyama, Shinichi Hatakeyama
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Abstract
A sanitary napkin having side flaps is disclosed. The sanitary napkin comprises a main napkin body and flaps extending from the right and left sides of said main napkin body, the end of each of said flaps being folded with the back side thereof inside and said folded portions being releasably overlapped with an adhesive portion and a release portion in opposition thereto.
Claims7
A sanitary napkin comprising a main napkin body having a body facing face and an opposite backface, the napkin body having flaps extending from the right and left sides of said main napkin body, each of said flaps having a backside said flap backsides facing in the same direction as said napkin body backface, said napkin body backface having a napkin body adhesive portion protected by a release liner, said flaps having a folding line separating a flap release portion and an opposing flap adhesive portion, said flaps being folded along said folding line, such that an end portion of each of said flaps is folded onto an inner portion, such that said release portion releasably contacts said adhesive portion, wherein when a distal end of said flap is pulled said flaps extend into an unfolded state and the adhesive portion on said flap backside is exposed for attachment to an undergarment.
A sanitary napkin comprising a main napkin body and flaps extending from the right and left sides of said main napkin body, the end of each of said flaps being folded to form folded portions with the backsides of each of said flaps forming the inside fold and said folded portions inside folds being releasably overlapped with an adhesive portion and a release portion in opposition thereto, said release portion comprising a second adhesive coated on the backside of said flap, said second adhesive and the adhesive of said adhesive portion being incompatible and non-adhesive with respect to each other.
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