Panty liner
OwnerDavid P. Sturinoinventor
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Abstract
A sanitary napkin or panty liner especially for use with G-string and thong type undergarments. The panty liner includes an absorbent core having first and second portions. The opposed sides of the second portion flare continuously from the sides of the first portion so that the second portion has, at all points along its length, a transverse width greater than that of the first portion. A casing surrounds the absorbent core. One flap extends laterally from the casing adjacent the first portion of the absorbent core. Another flap extends laterally from the casing adjacent each of the opposed sides of the second portion of the absorbent core. An adhesive strip is secured to each of the flaps for attachment to an undergarment.
Claims19
A sanitary napkin, comprising:
- an elongated, absorbent body having a first end and a second end spaced therefrom, said absorbent body further having a pair of opposed side edges extending from said first end to said second end and a pair of opposed intermediate points respectively located on said side edges between said first end and said second end, said side edges being generally parallel to each other from said first end to said intermediate points and being generally flared outwardly from one another from said intermediate points to said second end;
- a first flap extending laterally from one of said side edges of said absorbent body between said intermediate points and said first end;
- a pair of second flaps, each respectively extending laterally from one of said side edges of said absorbent body between said intermediate points and said second end;
- and,
- a plurality of adhesive strips, one of said adhesive strips being applied to each of said first and second flaps.
The sanitary napkin further comprising:
- a liquid pervious cover sheet;
- a liquid impervious backing sheet;
- and,
- said absorbent body is positioned between said cover sheet and said backing sheet.
A sanitary napkin adapted to be removably mounted in a panty, said sanitary napkin comprising:
- an absorbent core having a first end portion of generally uniform width and a relatively wider second end portion of generally triangular outline integrally formed therewith, said absorbent core further having opposite longitudinal edges extending from said first end portion to said second end portion, said absorbent core further having a top and a bottom;
- a liquid pervious cover sheet positioned adjacent said top of said absorbent core and having a first peripheral edge extending outwardly from said opposite longitudinal edges of said absorbent core, said first peripheral edge defining a first flap extending outwardly from one of said longitudinal edges adjacent said first end portion of said absorbent core, said first peripheral edge also defining a pair of second flaps each respectively extending outwardly from one of said opposite longitudinal edges adjacent said second end portion of said absorbent core;
- a liquid impervious backing sheet positioned adjacent said bottom of said absorbent core and having a second peripheral edge secured to said first peripheral edge of said cover sheet and being substantially coextensive therewith;
- and,
- a plurality of first adhesive strips each being respectively secured to said backing sheet opposite said first and second flaps.
A panty liner, comprising:
- an absorbent core including a first portion and an attached second portion, said first portion and said second portion respectively having opposed sides, the sides of said second portion flaring continuously from the sides of said first portion so that said second portion has, at all points along its length, a transverse width greater than a transverse width of said first portion, said absorbent core further having a top and a bottom;
- a casing surrounding said absorbent core;
- a first flap extending laterally from said casing adjacent one of the opposed sides of said first portion of said absorbent core;
- a second flap extending laterally from said casing adjacent each of the opposed sides of said second portion of said absorbent core;
- and,
- a plurality of adhesive strips, one of said adhesive strips being secured to each of said first and second flaps.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.