Product Description

Easy Day sanitary pads are made from cotton, non woven,  and the highest quality SAP so that they are not just soft but, unlike other pads that use only cotton, they are also incredibly absorbent. Cotton is soft and non allergenic. But cotton alone cannot absorb and also remain dry. Our unique combination of cotton, non woven, and SAP eliminates this problem.

Superabsorbent polymers are primarily used as an absorbent for water and aqueous solutions for diapers, adult incontinence products, feminine hygiene products, and similar applications. Undoubtedly, in these applications, superabsorbent materials will replace traditional absorbent materials such as cloth, cotton, paper wadding, and cellulose fiber.

Commercial production of superabsorbent polymers began inJapan in ***8, for use in feminine napkins. This early superabsorbent was a crosslinked starch-g-polyacrylate. Polyacrylic acids eventually replaced earlier superabsorbents, and is the primary polymer employed for superabsorbent polymers today.1 In ***0, European countries further developed the superabsorbent polymer for use in baby diapers. This first diapers employing this technology used only a small amount of polymer, approximately **2 g. In ***3, a thinner diaper using **5 grams of polymer and less fluff was marketed inJapan.

Easy Day pads can absorb 3 times more than other leading pads and always stay dry. Easy Day pads can absorb *0 x their weight and still stay light. An Easy Day pad can absorb up to ****0 ml and stay dry, considerably more than what is needed to manage daily needs.