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AssigneeEllen AB
InventorsHanna Tengberg, Kristina Runeberg, Helene Jonsson, Endre Kvanta, Johan Burenius, Anna Weiner Jiffer
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The present invention relates to a process for the production of an absorbing sanitary article comprising lactic acid producing bacteria. The process comprises dispersion of lactic acid producing bacteria in a carrier, and application of the resulting dispersion of bacteria by continuous or discontinuous gentle feeding on and/or in at least one component that are to form part of the final article. Furthermore, the present invention relates to an absorbing sanitary article comprising lactic acid producing bacteria dispersed in an essentially hydrophobic carrier. The dispersion of bacteria forms at least one continuous or discontinuous string on and/or in the final sanitary article.
A process for the production of an absorbing sanitary article comprising lactic acid producing bacteria comprising:
An absorbing sanitary article comprising lactic acid producing bacteria wherein viable lactic acid producing bacteria are dispersed in an essentially hydrophobic carrier, and wherein the dispersion of bacteria forms at least one continuous or discontinuous extruded string on, in or both on and in the final sanitary article, wherein the continuous or discontinuous extruded string is a continuous or discontinuous extruded line, respectively, and only a part of the final sanitary article will comprise the dispersion of bacteria, and wherein the carrier has a viscosity of 200-20,000 mPas, measured at 30° C.
An absorbing sanitary article comprising lactic acid producing bacteria wherein essentially non-water containing viable lactic acid producing bacteria are dispersed in an essentially hydrophobic carrier, and wherein the essentially non-water containing dispersion of bacteria forms at least one continuous or discontinuous extruded string on, in or both on and in the final sanitary article, wherein the continuous or discontinuous extruded string is a continuous or discontinuous extruded line, respectively, and only a part of the final sanitary article will comprise the dispersion of bacteria, and wherein the carrier has a viscosity of 200-20,000 mPas, measured at 30° C.
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