1, the length is different: night sanitary napkins generally have a length of 420mm, 338mm and so on, while the daily sanitary napkins generally have 245mm, 275mm and so on, so the night sanitary napkins are generally longer than the daily sanitary napkins. 2, use time is different: night sanitary napkins are generally used at night, can also be used when more menstruation, generally speaking the second and third day of the menstrual flow is more, use a longer night sanitary napkin can prevent leakage. Day sanitary napkins can be used during the day, or when menstruation is less frequent, because the amount of menstruation is less at this time, the day sanitary napkins can achieve a protective effect. 3, different design: night sanitary napkins in addition to the overall larger than the day sanitary napkins, in the design also take a longer and wider structure, and some brands of night sanitary napkins and three-dimensional protection layer to prevent side leakage, which is not the day sanitary napkins. Sanitary napkins are mainly used during menstruation and are generally divided into two types: day and night, while pads are generally used during non-menstrual periods or before and after menstruation, mainly to prevent vaginal secretions from soiling underwear, to maintain the hygiene of the pubic area and to temporarily absorb small amounts of menstrual blood.

1. Size NB/S baby diaper is suitable for younger babies. The baby's skin is the most delicate during this period, so the choice should be based on the baby's comfort and the frequency of replacement should be slightly higher, around 8-10 times a day is better. 2. For M/L sizes baby diaper, babies generally weigh no more than 14kg and there is an overlap between the medium and large sizes, so mothers can slow down the replacement process a little. Nappies need to fit even better and be leak-proof, so mums should not be sloppy in their choice of size. 3. In size XL baby diaper, when the baby is basically walking, the nappy must not be too small, otherwise, it will strangle the skin on the tummy and thighs during exercise. This is why an extra-large nappy or pull-up is needed to allow for lots of movement.

13. Sanitary napkins and sanitary pads should not be used all the time. Some women like to use sanitary pads every day, even when they are not They think that this will suck away vaginal secretions and will be healthier and more hygienic, but it is not. This is not true. If the area is closed too tightly, long-term moisture, humidity and heat, it is especially easy to breed sickness and glory, causing various health problems. 14. Wear cotton underwear during non-menstrual periods, change them every day, and ensure that you avoid wearing tight, non-breathable trousers during non-menstrual periods, and avoid sitting for long periods. 15、If you use sanitary pads, don't forget to choose products with good breathability. Using tampons will not affect you in terms of clothing, and it is more convenient to move and exercise, so more European and American women use them. 16. Choose sanitary napkins with quality assurance, substandard products may have quality problems, the most common ones are microbial overload, additive overload, and substandard water absorption multiplier. Microbial overload will increase the risk of gynecological inflammation, additive overload may lead to allergies and insufficient water absorption multiplier may affect the quality of life and increase the occurrence of perineal eczema and inflammation. Therefore, you should try to choose products from reputable manufacturers in big stores, and check the hygiene license number, anti-counterfeit mark, and shelf life on the outer packaging carefully.

Sanitary napkin tips——Basic health information on sanitary napkins(2) 7. Do not buy sanitary napkins that have caused skin irritation or local discomfort in the past. 8. Choose sanitary napkins that are within their shelf life. 9. Try to use all the sanitary napkins at once after unpacking. If not, unpacked sanitary napkins should be placed in a clean environment. It is best to use a zip seal with multiple closures or a must seal in an airtight package or container. 10. It is best to wash your hands before changing sanitary napkins. This is because the process of unsealing, opening, smoothing and taping sanitary napkins by hand can bring germs onto the sanitary napkin. Sanitary napkins are in direct contact with women's vulva skin, and menstruation is a period when women's resistance is low, and the opening of the cervix makes it easy for bacteria to travel backwards, which can increase the chances of gynaecological diseases if you are not careful. 11. Do not use sanitary napkins that are stored past their shelf life. Don't use sanitary napkins and pads that may have been contaminated, damp, toxic, bacterially infected ones should not be used again! 12. Do not disinfect sanitary napkins incorrectly before use. Incorrect heating may cause deformation and denaturation of the material in the sanitary napkin, leading to New problems may arise. Improper heating may also lead to abnormal growth of microorganisms in sanitary napkins. Furthermore, the living environment is already Microorganisms are already present in certain concentrations in the living environment, for example on clothing, furniture surfaces and toilet seats. As long as the microorganisms do not exceed the standard, they will not cause illness and as long as the sanitary napkins are of good quality, the concentration of microorganisms is within a safe range and there is no need to disinfect them yourself.