Tampax Pearl Compak Super (18)

Tampax Pearl Compak Super (16s) tampons are our best tampons for comfort, protection and discretion. They are free from fragrances. Tampax Pearl Compak tampons come with a compact and discreet smooth plastic applicator and rounded tip for comfortable insertion. Its contoured Anti- Slip Grip makes the applicator easy to hold and position. Tampax Pearl Compak has MotionFit technology that gently expands to fit your body’s unique shape. Additionally there is a LeakGuard braid that helps stop leaks before they happen. Tampax Pearl Compak have bold and colourful wrappers that are easy to open, purse resistant and open silently for full discretion. Tampax Pearl Compak Super is our best tampon for super absorbency. Tampax Pearl Compak tampons have been gynaecologically tested. They have also been independently tested for harmful substances by Oeko-Tex.

Tampon Instructions:

A tampon tip for easy insertion: if you’re tensing up, take a few deep breaths and then insert your tampon. This will help your muscles relax. For your first time using a tampon, try it out when you’re not going to a big event or are in a rush. This can reduce stress and decrease the likelihood of tensing up, which will make the process more difficult.

Relaxing is important for easy  tampon insertion. So, pick a nice, low-key, relaxed time to try out a tampon for the first time – like when you’re lounging around the house one evening. After this practice, you’ll be ready and feel confident wearing a tampon when you’re out and about doing sports, going to parties, holidaying.

Tampons are made to be very absorbent. Picking the correct absorbency is key in learning how to wear a tampon. If there isn’t enough menstrual fluid to absorb, a tampon can make your vagina feel dry. This will result in you feeling your tampon when you’re wearing it. This means you should wear a lower absorbency tampon.

On the other hand, if you find that you’re bleeding through your tampon string and staining your underwear after 4-6 hours, it’s time to go up an absorbency level. It’s normal to need a higher absorbency on the first day or two of your period, and then a lower level absorbency on the last days of your period. This is because your flow is not uniform throughout your period. Be sure to keep a few different absorbencies on hand if you choose to wear a tampon throughout your period.